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I can feel you bruh, my Commerce assignment is overdue by 2 days, and I still have to finish 5 chapters. And its a loooot (for me atleast).
 
ComingWinter said:
Too bad you didn't say calculus Hyperion. I could have helped you there.

My girlfriend could've helped me there...to an extent.
Not that it matters. I'm effectively out of available examination dates, and still haven't magically developed the ability to stay focused on anything.
 
There was this really strange movie with Adam Sandler I think, where he goes forward in time with a time machine to an USA where Mtn Dew employs 100% of the population, people drink only Mtn Dew and water their fields with it. He helps them with the famine, but because he ruins the economy driven by Mtn Dew, he's sent to an arena vs Monster Trucks and a guy wielding a flamethrower. Any ideas?
 
Does anyone just get depressed?  For a reason you can't even understand?

Like, my life isn't anything spectacular, and it's not anything terrible. I guess it's different.... but not dramatically.

I don't know, I'm just depressed for reasons I don't understand.

Reading, listening to Eminem, school work, video games... hell, nothing is interesting; nothing connects or fills the depression. Some say God? Eh, been there, done that; hasn't helped me.

Based on my personal life, seeing a therapist is out of the question.

~Twinkle, that what be on his mind
 
Depression is like that. You should seek medical help. Depression and autism are pretty much the most serious psychological afflictions of developed countries, we might like in good times, but we live on grim times.
 
Twinkle said:
I know exactly how you feel. It's like when you have that one thing in the close future to wait for, to be excited over, and then you have a reason to keep on going - only it then happens and you're left in a void where you go back to your hamster-wheel routine until there's something exciting for you to wait for. Except there comes a time when that doesn't happen anymore. Then it's just mindbogglingly boredom and emotional numbness.
 
Ambalon said:
Twinkle said:
I know exactly how you feel. It's like when you have that one thing in the close future to wait for, to be excited over, and then you have a reason to keep on going - only it then happens and you're left in a void where you go back to your hamster-wheel routine until there's something exciting for you to wait for. Except there comes a time when that doesn't happen anymore. Then it's just mindbogglingly boredom and emotional numbness.
Ambalon, I think you, sir, just hit the nail on the head.

The problem is though, I don't know how to deal with it.

Therapy? Well I'm a minor for a couple more years, and my parents are the kind who believe church is therapy, and digging ditches is the cure to boredom and depression. So it's kinda out of the question.

~Twinkle, who has two more years of this mind-numbing void before he can do anything about it, it seems
 
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