Kevin Parker - DIY Magazine - Nov 2016
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Kevin Parker - DIY Magazine - Nov 2016
There’s nothing left to lose
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Love
Life lessons I’m learning in my 20s: I always had this feeling inside of me that I should be doing more or that I should be working towards something and accomplishing more. Although goals and dreams are important, I realized it’s far more valuable to live in the present moment, to enjoy what comes. The only thing I really need to work towards or change is me. I want to become kinder, softer. I want to express who I am and do things out of love than out of obligation.
Please know and understand when dealing with a depressed person Part 2
Daily routines and activities are exhausting
Keeping up with our daily life is draining. Even though it’s the same routine every day.
So, if we gotta deal with something out of the ordinary or with something additional, we get drained very fast.
Meaning we are probably not even attending or leaving early. Saying we are tired and that work has been very exhausting that day. Please don’t take it personally.
But the truth is: we are tired and exhausted every single day.
We are easily irritated
Feeling annoyed and irritated is pretty common when dealing with depression.
And all these annoying little things pile up. Meaning we get easily angered and frustrated.
It sounds silly, but we get triggered by the tiniest things up to a serious mental breakdown.
Our sleeping pattern is very irregular
Sometimes we don’t sleep at all. And other times we can’t get enough, even having to take naps during the day.
Sometimes we stop caring about our appearance
We forget eating, forget to take a shower, forget to do the laundry or forget to clean up our home.
And sometimes we eat unbelievable amounts of food, shower 7 times a day and do all our chores up until everything is done. Then we get bored
Holy isolation
Hanging out with friends is very exhausting. Yes, once in a while, we do and it’s working out fine.
Other times a single conversation drains all the energy out of us.
Additionally, because we get frustrated and annoyed so easily, we just wanna isolate ourself, because we just gonna get annoyed anyway. So what’s the point?
Obviously that also means that we are avoiding people who wanna help us.
Losing interest
Did you have hobbies? Activities you loved doing? Do you still do them?
No. Because you lost interest in them. Because they no longer fill you with joy.
You feel nothing.
Pessimistic mindset
The glass is always half empty.
We start to think: “Why bother?”
Because we are not getting anything from what we do.
We can’t concentrate
When you are talking to us, we often don’t really hear what you are saying. The moments of silence in between, we are in our own little world and when you start talking again, we miss the first part of the sentence. Sometimes we ask you to repeat it and sometimes we don’t.
Plus, we are really forgetful. We forget about meeting up with you, to call you back or special dates, like birthdays.
Dealing with us
can be very difficult.
But understanding our behaviours and a little of what we go through might help you with interacting and supporting us.
What has this evil done?
I knew something was off about those things the first time I saw one on the shelf.
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Life lessons I’m learning in my 20s: Communicate your feelings. If something feels wrong tell them. If something makes you feel off, tell them. Don’t bottle it up. You don’t deserve to feel that way and your feelings are valid. Those who matter will understand and adjust their behavior.
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By: Tim Walker.
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