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Sat 3 Dec, 2016 10:33 pm
I feel like most of the time I am very unhappy and at times going on really does seem pointless, but I do not want to kill myself. Sometimes it's just very hard to see the joys in life, to love myself. I don't feel worth a lot. I'm overweight even though I have been trying to lose weight for a year now, I don't feel that pretty. There was this guy I was talking to that I really liked but I don't think he likes me anymore. Every time I get close to someone, something happens that splits us up. I feel like my education is at jeopardy. I can't move from where I currently live and it's stressing me out and making me even more depressed. I don't really have a social life. I don't feel like there is anywhere else for me to turn, I just want happiness. No matter what I try, I am just unhappy.
@Maybebroken,
Go see the counselor at your school, and tell him/her what you said here.
@Maybebroken,
You should seek counseling. Talk to an impartial professional about how you are feeling.
@Maybebroken,
In any case, May, hang in there for it might be a temp chem cond
You might try extended quitting one food (or med?) at a time; but then you might not
Best of luck, Ken, and hope you get better
@seac,
Yes, yes, certainly. Of course many flavors of ice cream. And finish off w/a mug of exotic imported brew
Many will respond, do the brew first
Say to yourself, I am happy and you will feel happy.
Your heart is a slave to your mind in many cases.
If you say you are depressed and unhappy your heart will feel that way, if you say the opposite your heart will feel the opposite.
I call these things "doctrines". I hate myself, I am useless, I am not a good person... Flip them around, I love myself, I am useful and I am a good person etc... When you hear yourself saying negatives about yourself stop and reverse them. See how they feel reversed. It is up to you.
This works for most things other than changing ones sexual preference which is a much more rooted part of the psyche and body.
It is a preference rather than a shortcoming.
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