For affective psychosis, White females shift from the least-represented group to one of the most-represented. Recent 2025 meta-analyses show that women are diagnosed with affective psychosis at nearly double the rate of men (23.8 vs 12.6 per 100,000 person-years). Within the White demographic specifically, females are significantly more likely to be diagnosed with Psychotic Depression than any other racial or gender subgroup.

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Posted by LSUbest

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Posted on 1/8/26 at 12:39 pm to DrrTiger

They run any and all men out of their life with their toxic femininity and after years with no one in that love canal they go crazy.

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Posted by Seibu

Member since Dec 2025

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Posted on 1/8/26 at 1:21 pm to PrattvilleTiger

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I sometimes wonder if we white people are more prone to mental issues than other races. I've known a lot of (white) people that have committed suicide over the years. Do other races do that like us?

Sounds to me like you just know a lot of white people and that impacts your research. Mental health issues impact all communities.

Personally, I’ve been very close with a number of African-American women and all of them took/take antidepressants. I assume this is quite common in the black community. And having seen some of the issues they have to deal with on a daily basis, I can see the reasoning behind the depression.

I’d be curious to know the percentages of Native American women on reservations that deal with depression and anxiety due to poverty, high instances of violence, isolation, etc.

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