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Tisk, tisk what a pity sometimes life can be so shitty. Hang in there T it can only get better.
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I disagree! It can get a whole lot worse. I think I would have checked out a long time ago without various substances to keep my sanity.
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And I can't even find the enthiusiasm to say why.
I have honestly never felt so down in my life. Always tired even though I get hours of sleep Low self esteem (not low confidence) I have such low motivation for most things. Even working out nowadays seems like a farse. My appetite is much less than before. It's not overtraining as I took 3 and a half - 4 weeks off training till yesterday, and I was quick then. I'm feeling as though I wish I could just end all feelings, although I almost enjoy the feeling of being down. I'm addicted to it lol. I just feel like nobody properly loves me. My mum I know has unconditional love but it's showing less and less and its more of a feel love rather than a do love; as in she loves me but doesn't show it much. I feel like a burden to everyone around me. I don't have anyone to talk to except this one girl who moved to a different city and so I can't talk to her that much. My exams are coming up and I keep putting off the revision and its starting to stress me out. I recently told this girl I liked her after 6 months, she took it well even though she has a boyfriend, and the conversation was cut short before she could tell me how she felt & it's playing on my mind. I find myself listening to gay cheese songs. I need alcohol. It's all piling on. |
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Two things that work for me:
1. Hobby. Something to devote your energy to - something you do for yourself. Basically like Gaz and maniclion said. I started Judo for this reason and now it's something I look forward to and something I can rely on without fear of being let down by other people. 2. SNRIs. I was like you, not clinically depressed, but always feeling close to hopelessness. I'd been on anti-anxiety/depression meds before but always got prescribed when I was feeling really down. I finally went and talked to a doctor when I wasn't feeling especially bad and it meant that I could actually notice the difference rather than just wondering whether I ended up coming out of the hole of my own accord. Not suggesting that drugs are necessarily the answer - but if you feel as if you should be feeling better than this then it may be worth talking to a doctor about. |
Maybe I should do it again.