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If you were to lose your job and feeling down, what would you like from a friend to cheer you up? (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 years ago by Pat12@lemmy.world to c/askmen@lemmy.world

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pizza? flowers? a card?

Also, what's the phrase in english for support and encouragement to keep going when someone is going through a difficult time? In chinese say "加油" (literally: add oil ie. add fuel to keep going) or in french we say "courage", don't know what the phrase is in english.

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[–] DharmaCurious@startrek.website 7 points 2 years ago

I don't know if we have a single word for that in English, I might say "keep your chin up" but that often comes across as demeaning. Maybe "you've got this," "you'll get through this" or "God doesn't put more on you than you can handle" if they're religious.

As far as what I want, probably someone to plot with me on how to egg the car of that bastard that fired me. Barring that, pizza/wings/general hang out.