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Hello everyone, I'm Addy on a depot and welcome to the Men's Run podcast alongside my sidekick.

That's where he is, Rory Jennings, how are you Rory?

We're pursuing with that are we?

I think we might as well stick with it, it works doesn't it?

The numbers are good, no one's complaining, people love it.

I'm not so sure, I'm not so sure that I'm happy being the sidekick, but we'll go with it for one more week.

But generally speaking I want to re-evaluate this.

Let's stick with it, I think it works well and it sounds well as well.

This week we're discussing a topic that is hugely sensitive and for many difficult to talk about,

and that's depression and male suicide.

You know when you sort of hear those words depression, what's first springs to mind for you?

Relief in a way that thankfully isn't something that has been an affliction that I've had to do with,

and I think it is simply luck isn't it? It's a lottery.

I've been fortunate enough that this hasn't been something that I've had to contend with,

and I'm also very aware of when we discuss something like this,

is my lack of understanding around it, because I think it is something that is so specific,

and if you haven't ever experienced it, and thankfully I haven't,

and nobody really close to me has experienced it,

I think it's very difficult to comprehend exactly what it is.

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