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Hey, so I know it’s unlikely this post will circulate much because I only have a small amount of followers, but I feel that it still needs to be said regardless: in light of the recent news about John Mulaney checking into rehab, please remember that addiction is not a joke, especially when someone is actively in the process of attempting to recover. I’ve noticed that celebrities, in particular, tend to become so recognizable on the internet that people almost act as though they’re not real human beings. Please don’t turn this real person’s private struggle into jokes or memes or any kind of “content” disregarding that this is a human being struggling with a personal issue as much as it is a public figure whose work is widely circulated. As someone who grew up in a family deeply affected by addiction and has personally witnessed the harm that can come to addicts and the people around them as a result of the disease, I just wanted to put this out there. Take into account how the things you’re saying and doing may affect a person’s recovery, as well as the lives of other people who are currently struggling with and recovering from addiction or have in the past.

On a brighter note, I fully recognize the effort and strength it takes to seek help in coping with addiction, and while this issue is at the forefront of everyone’s minds, I want to say that I have endless respect for both John and all the other people who are fighting the uphill battle towards recovery every day.