Where do you think mental-health stigma still exists?

Mental health seems to be a much more common part of everyday conversations than it was in the past. People are increasingly open about discussing therapy, anxiety, depression, stress, and other mental-health challenges, especially on social media and among younger generations. But does greater awareness actually mean that mental-health stigma is decreasing? Or are people simply becoming more comfortable talking about mental health while barriers to getting real support remain? Do you think mental-health conversations have genuinely become more normalized, and if so, have you noticed a difference in how people around you talk about it?