Why So unhappy

Category: Let's talk

Post 1 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Wednesday, 22-Mar-2006 9:33:39

I have noticed that there are alot of depressed members here, why is that, with me it's the after effects of a colossal mistake 16 years ago, that haunts me still.

Post 2 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Wednesday, 22-Mar-2006 10:07:02

I am not always depressed I just tend to bring myself down sometimes and that is because my parents always did. So yeah, that's the reason probably.

Post 3 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Thursday, 23-Mar-2006 8:19:57

Thats very destructive and a hard habit to break.

Post 4 by midnight sun (you can't catch me, i'm the palobread man) on Thursday, 23-Mar-2006 9:04:25

I think it's my family that causes my often being depressed

Post 5 by Bryan (This site is so "educational") on Thursday, 23-Mar-2006 12:01:51

ok even though i try and make the best of it it's losing my eye sight, can't find any thing good about it, frowning

Post 6 by Perestroika (Her Swissness) on Thursday, 23-Mar-2006 14:36:50

hmmmm, i think for me is that i find it truely hard to relate to people. also my family, or lack there of, makes me depressed often. It's hard to live life everyday without one, and yet, still, for me, it is hard to actually deal with my friends who have happy ones. irrassional i know.

Post 7 by Stone Cold (Generic Zoner) on Thursday, 23-Mar-2006 23:15:43

I'm usually not a depressed or unhappy person. This has been a pretty rough time in my life, especially the last couple of months, but that's no excuse to get on here acting all depressed. I'm usually not the whining type, bbut every once in a while, like pretty much everyone, i hit a low point. This is one of them, but I'll tell you people that I'm pretty much out of it, and that y'all should expect to see a more laid back and easy going vibe or ora or whatever y'all wanna call it from me. Anyway, take care and have a good one. Jimmyut everyon

Post 8 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Friday, 24-Mar-2006 2:02:30

Goblin, I agree, it is hard to break that habit. The only way I can break it is to go away from my parents after graduating from school. Far far away.

Post 9 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Friday, 24-Mar-2006 9:16:36

Insele the best way to overcome these people is to live well and succeed, could you legally divorce them it has been possible here in abuse cases.Galileo it's not irrational at all,and after all you have endured its hardly surprising. I'm the same it's a defence mechanisim.

Post 10 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Sunday, 26-Mar-2006 14:46:15

No, but I will move out in three or four months so it might be better then.

Post 11 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Monday, 27-Mar-2006 8:09:06

Good it's the best option and you show em! Smile

Post 12 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Monday, 27-Mar-2006 9:16:52

Yes, indeed. Maybe they will miss me one day and regret how they treated me.

Post 13 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Tuesday, 28-Mar-2006 7:47:29

I hope they do, but if not, then it's their loss as they lack the capacity to admit their mistakes,in the end you will be the better person, as you are willing to do more than they are capable of.

Post 14 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Tuesday, 28-Mar-2006 15:01:40

That's what I think.

Post 15 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Friday, 31-Mar-2006 8:08:21

I wish more people thought so good luck and I mean it.

Post 16 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Friday, 31-Mar-2006 8:23:54

Thanks.

Post 17 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Friday, 31-Mar-2006 8:46:29

No problem. smile

Post 18 by cuddle_kitten84 (I just keep on posting!) on Friday, 31-Mar-2006 14:00:43

i agree with you goblin, it's because of events that have happened in my life that have caused me to have what i have now. i don't spout about being depressed in quick notes, i just go to the boards and post it there, not everyone needs to know that i get depressed quite often.

Post 19 by Senior (I've now got the bronze prolific poster award! now going for the silver award!) on Friday, 31-Mar-2006 15:18:36

Though I may be unhappy from time to time, I could never be depressed. I have clothes, food, and a roof over my head. Though life isn't always good, my life is better than the lives of many people in the developing world. I think that people in well-developed societies have it too good, and that's why they get depressed over things which if thought about rationally would cause them not to be depressed.

Post 20 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Saturday, 01-Apr-2006 7:27:32

Hmm But if you post it in the boards then everyone here will know, still its better to release the feelings than suffer, I really get annoyed with those people who feel a bit down, and claim to be depressed, they should be given a dose of it for real.

Post 21 by Perestroika (Her Swissness) on Saturday, 01-Apr-2006 7:50:01

what annoys me are people who don't think depression is a mental issue. they just think in all cases it's a person trying to get attention. in some cases, yes, it is, but in many cases it's not, and the people who just dismiss it make me mad.

Post 22 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Saturday, 01-Apr-2006 15:37:26

Also some people think bringing myself down is a way to draw attention to me. But in my case, it really isn't. It's just the past comments of my parents.

Post 23 by lights_rage (I just keep on posting!) on Saturday, 01-Apr-2006 17:47:09

I um know i have issues I get depressed but know i have it better than a lot of people and just look at it that way

Post 24 by bozmagic (The rottie's your best friend if you want him/her to be, lol.) on Sunday, 02-Apr-2006 9:22:00

I agree with both Jen and Lori. I have my ups and downs a hell of a lot. Like you Lori, I get depressed because of my family and the fact I'm having to live with them for now as I don't have enough money for a flat. I'd need another £27.000 before I had any hope of moving out of here for good.

Post 25 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Sunday, 02-Apr-2006 11:56:01

Well, my parents would give me a bit money for a flat and I would accept it gladly. Cause they depress me too. "You are too fat to get a job." "You ar e too fat to get a boyfriend". Sometimes I could kill them. But only sometimes. Lol

Post 26 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Monday, 03-Apr-2006 8:47:28

Hmm listening to such ignorance and insecurity so could I..If you accept the offer, they would still have a hold over your life.... sometimes, though I hate to say it, you have to compromise.

Post 27 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Monday, 03-Apr-2006 8:50:38

The problem is Galileo ..ducking below the desk..that many people here rant and rave about minor issues as if they were a major disaster, these people have no idea of what true suffering is? Also when you point out this blatant attention seeking, everyone attacks you...they do not want to hear the truth.

Post 28 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Monday, 03-Apr-2006 9:58:10

Well at least for the start until I have my own money.

Post 29 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Tuesday, 04-Apr-2006 9:07:56

And if they demand that you must pay it back you reply with feeling I owe you nothing, you owe me more than you can ever repay!

Post 30 by wildebrew (We promised the world we'd tame it, what were we hoping for?) on Tuesday, 04-Apr-2006 12:19:22

Goblin, how can you possibly claim that you know what it's like to be depressed "for real" and whenever someone else is posting about their problems you attack them for being attention seaking and pathetic, a bit of a contradiction there isn't it?
That's the extent of that comment because I don't wish to turn this into an argument board, it's just so obvious that I had to point it out.
As for feeling down, well, best of luck with that guys. I, personally, am extremely happy these days (allergies aside) but I've had diffictul times, although never clincally depressed, and I know it takes a lot to get through them but, honestly, as a whole we're just so much better of than a lot of people and even if that does not make our plight any less painful sometimes it might help to think about it.
And, if it can be at all avoided, try not to bring yourselves down, do not start believing you're not worth anything because it's not true. Nobody is worth nothing, it's not the way the world works.
cheers
-B

Post 31 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Tuesday, 04-Apr-2006 14:51:03

Exactly, Goblin. This is what I will say to them then. *smiles*

Post 32 by Goblin (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Wednesday, 05-Apr-2006 8:49:54

As my brother would say gie em laldy which means let them have it.smile

Post 33 by Perestroika (Her Swissness) on Thursday, 04-May-2006 6:20:57

well, i think that my little holiday did me a world of good, i feel a lot happier about myself, i think the times that get me down the most is when something tries to pull me back, a call from my mother is the most likely thing that can do it.
she's got this way about her that can pull me out of any kind of positive mood i'm in.
i think recognising that one suffers from depression is the biggest step one can take, recognising you have a problem is often harder than dealing with it afterwards.

Post 34 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Wednesday, 17-May-2006 7:17:50

Lui I am glad you have such a mother. I have a great friend who can help me out there but she has problems herself now.

Post 35 by tear drop (No longer looking for a prince, merely a pauper with potential!!!!!) on Friday, 26-May-2006 21:08:47

Each one of us has our own cross to bare, but that doesn't mean it can't be expressed, and others shouldn't attack or assume because of such.

Post 36 by Pure love (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Monday, 29-May-2006 15:39:42

I agree.