A country as rich in secrets and decadence as it is in culture and history, Ethiopia has existed for many years with more troubles simmering just beneath the surface than most people can imagine. Already the second most populous country in Africa, Ethiopia’s population is growing at an alarming rate and is projected to increase by 120 percent by the year 2050. The addition of nearly two million people per year can only exacerbate the plethora of health and educational problems that affect daily life in Ethiopia, and bring to the surface, long buried troubles. One such issue, hidden within the deep religiosity of Ethiopian society is the taboo subject of mental health.

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Then so depressed now so joyful, on his knees with his tongue relishing the acrid juices of her sex. With her feet in the air she flailed out, bringing Bartlett and Jung down, off the shelf to hit his head. How the whore enjoyed his bristly neurotic chin tickling her perineum, even her anus. Most men would not enjoy her sex, he wasn’t afraid to smother his self in the lotus petals of flesh.

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Alastair Campbell was once branded the “latter-day Goebbels.” He spins tales of madness to Alexandra White

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What has feminism got to do with mental health?
/ Depressed women of the world, unite!
/ Women talking themselves out of depression. And sometimes shouting.
/ The hidden consequences of hidden anger

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