I often find myself stopping myself from smiling or laughing because I feel like I donât deserve to.
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@imjustdepressed
I often find myself stopping myself from smiling or laughing because I feel like I donât deserve to.
I often think that there isnât really that much wrong with me. I then remember that normal people fear death.
Itâs too often that I feel the need to say something, anything about my real problems to someone, but itâs almost as if Iâm afraid to tell anyone I think of death every day, that I feel so empty inside all the time, afraid that they would think I do, think I truly have problems and try to help me. Even though I do have that problem, I donât want anyone to think that. It makes me feel weak, uncomfortable, and like Iâm burdening others with my problems.
My body physically stops me from saying the words, it closes off my throat and forces me into a corner of silence. It stops me from saying the passionate words I have to say for people to understand down into a deep dark corner, never to leave my mouth. And sometimes it just happens naturally and I canât talk. I donât know why this happens to me, but I feel so alone. If this happens to you on a regular basis please let me know.
Everyone always says things like âI think youâre getting comfortable with this life, not having friends, not leaving the house, not doing anythingâ and my only reply to that is NO!!! Depression is NOT enjoyable. Itâs MISERY!!! If I could be doing anything more, I would be!
But all I ever get to that is the same old âyouâre just lazyâ âyouâre just procrastinatingâ âyouâre making a choice to live like this, you could be a perfect student, have lots of friends, have a perfect happy life, youâre choosing not to!â
But no. None of those things are within my reach. Iâm not procrastinating. Iâm not motivated! Iâm not completely over the edge of being suicidal, but Iâve completely given up on life! I donât care anymore! When I think of my future, I donât think of graduating university, getting a nice job, settling down, having kids, growing old with the person I love I think of being dead. I donât think of change. I only see the way my life is now! Nothing!
This is much more of a rant, if you find this relatable, Iâm sorry. But at least know youâre not alone.
So yeah I just got hit with a âdo you enjoy this lifeâ so I really needed to get that out of my system.
If youâre still here, thanks.
Sometimes I feel tired, but I canât sleep. I just lie there and stare at the ceiling in the dark. It feels more like Iâm tired of life.
For people who are suicidal, do you ever not want people to think that youâre suicidal, not for any particular reason, just because, even though you actually are? I donât know. You feel almost embarrassed of it, and you donât want people to think of you like that, even though itâs true?
For me, it feels like I donât want people to help me or feel sad for me, it makes me angry. I donât like it when people say things like âI understand how youâre feelingâ âI know youâre sadâ and âitâs okayâ or things like that, especially my family.
Because itâs not okay, and sometimes I donât want to be.
Does anyone else ever feel like if they lived a normal life, weâre prettier, had a perfectly designed home and was a was a good student who had perfect attendance and grades then and only then would their depression be respectable? Itâs probably not true, it just feels like that. Am I alone in this?
Iâm probably just going to put depressed thoughts on here, so if youâre interested in what goes through someoneâs head theyâre depressed follow me I suppose.