saob wrote:Well spoken mystery guest.
I full-heartedly agree.
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saob wrote:Well spoken mystery guest.
jakestott wrote:Man, i came out of my anxiety disorder alive. For about 2 weeks now i've been feeling a lot better about myself. My mum actually thought i was depressed a bit too, as i went through periods of crying for no apparant reason. She also thought the cause of my anxiety in the first place may have been because of doing the same shit day in day out, no hope with finding a job etc. I think she could be right, although the main cause was from worrying about my health (fear of dying at a young age - if i got a chest pain, i'd be thinking ''shit... what's wrong with me?!'' - trapped wind ''ibs?''- constant headaches/dull pains/sore scalp - ''brain tumour?''). Fuck me it was a scary thing to go through, i felt like complete shit the night after seeing Aphex Twin in Manchester. My body felt like jelly, i had no apetite at all (i lost 4 pounds from not eating) my heart was pounding, i couldn't sleep very well (I would drift off to sleep, and 10 seconds later i'd wake up again. I basically felt very drowsy at night).
I guess now i've gone through all that, it will make me a stronger person. I hope i don't experience anything like that again. But if i do, i'll know it will pass in time.
ShammenDelly wrote:jakestott wrote:Man, i came out of my anxiety disorder alive. For about 2 weeks now i've been feeling a lot better about myself. My mum actually thought i was depressed a bit too, as i went through periods of crying for no apparant reason. She also thought the cause of my anxiety in the first place may have been because of doing the same shit day in day out, no hope with finding a job etc. I think she could be right, although the main cause was from worrying about my health (fear of dying at a young age - if i got a chest pain, i'd be thinking ''shit... what's wrong with me?!'' - trapped wind ''ibs?''- constant headaches/dull pains/sore scalp - ''brain tumour?''). Fuck me it was a scary thing to go through, i felt like complete shit the night after seeing Aphex Twin in Manchester. My body felt like jelly, i had no apetite at all (i lost 4 pounds from not eating) my heart was pounding, i couldn't sleep very well (I would drift off to sleep, and 10 seconds later i'd wake up again. I basically felt very drowsy at night).
I guess now i've gone through all that, it will make me a stronger person. I hope i don't experience anything like that again. But if i do, i'll know it will pass in time.
Im Glad Everything Is Doing Well For You Now Jake. I think i have the same problems as you had, everytime i get a pain in my chest i freak out, any pain at all i just worry, when people chat about other people with things wrong with them such as Cancer, Heart attacks from the local community, i automatically think shit thats what is wrong with me. Im gonna get an appointment with the doctor tomorrow and see if i have depression/anxiety. Im 99% sure i do but that 1% always has me worrying.
My mum atm is suffering from depression because of the death of her dad/my grandad, and i still think about him alot, he was like a father to me and we watched him suffer for around 2 years, and i cant bare to see my mother in such a state that its got me into a state.
Sleeping Routine Was messed up too, everytime i would go to sleep i would jump outa bed and be completly breathless, You could hear your heart pumping in your head and you feel like your gonna passout and Im sick of it now.
I try to relax by making a tune, heading out with friends or just listen to music but i cant stop thinking about dying. Its scary days and im gonna battle this!
I feel weird talking about it to people I dont know (kinda a nOOb to twoism)
But it helps(abit)
TheSilenceEchoes wrote:I can't sleep.
And i realized something the other day.
Perhaps the core problem with people who are depressed is that they have a crystalclear vision of how things should've been. (both a gift and a burden?)
At least i guess that's the way with me.
And thus i simply have no ability to accept things the way they are. That includes everything. My failings, humanity's cruelty, an ugly painting, being rejected, society, things that happened in the past, a 'no', spelling mistakes on a menu, the 'music' on the radio, losing someone.
I remember someone saying while back (i believe it was in this topic even) that depression has a lot to do with being more realistic. Seeing things as they are. Perhaps i'm not depressed. And you aren't either. Perhaps we are just being realistic.
Well i don't know how it is with you guys but for me, sometimes i wish i had the ability to stick my head in the sand even though it'll deprive me of air (=truth). Carrying a world that is so wrong on your back.. it's just a heavy load. I've tried to stick my head in the sand but i can't.
Fuck it. Every night i fall asleep and i hope to wake up in another reality. I am dreaming my life away. (thank God for imagination) So far it has been my only way to deal with this.
Are there people here that recognize this? Does anyone have any suggestions on how i should learn to accept things the way they are?
I am 25 so you can imagine i'm a little tired now due to never being able to before.
TheSilenceEchoes wrote:I can't sleep.
And i realized something the other day.
Perhaps the core problem with people who are depressed is that they have a crystalclear vision of how things should've been. (both a gift and a burden?)
At least i guess that's the way with me.
And thus i simply have no ability to accept things the way they are. That includes everything. My failings, humanity's cruelty, an ugly painting, being rejected, society, things that happened in the past, a 'no', spelling mistakes on a menu, the 'music' on the radio, losing someone.
I remember someone saying while back (i believe it was in this topic even) that depression has a lot to do with being more realistic. Seeing things as they are. Perhaps i'm not depressed. And you aren't either. Perhaps we are just being realistic.
Well i don't know how it is with you guys but for me, sometimes i wish i had the ability to stick my head in the sand even though it'll deprive me of air (=truth). Carrying a world that is so wrong on your back.. it's just a heavy load. I've tried to stick my head in the sand but i can't.
Fuck it. Every night i fall asleep and i hope to wake up in another reality. I am dreaming my life away. (thank God for imagination) So far it has been my only way to deal with this.
Are there people here that recognize this? Does anyone have any suggestions on how i should learn to accept things the way they are?
I am 25 so you can imagine i'm a little tired now due to never being able to before.
Mindshifter wrote:TheSilenceEchoes wrote:I can't sleep.
And i realized something the other day.
Perhaps the core problem with people who are depressed is that they have a crystalclear vision of how things should've been. (both a gift and a burden?)
At least i guess that's the way with me.
And thus i simply have no ability to accept things the way they are. That includes everything. My failings, humanity's cruelty, an ugly painting, being rejected, society, things that happened in the past, a 'no', spelling mistakes on a menu, the 'music' on the radio, losing someone.
I remember someone saying while back (i believe it was in this topic even) that depression has a lot to do with being more realistic. Seeing things as they are. Perhaps i'm not depressed. And you aren't either. Perhaps we are just being realistic.
Well i don't know how it is with you guys but for me, sometimes i wish i had the ability to stick my head in the sand even though it'll deprive me of air (=truth). Carrying a world that is so wrong on your back.. it's just a heavy load. I've tried to stick my head in the sand but i can't.
Fuck it. Every night i fall asleep and i hope to wake up in another reality. I am dreaming my life away. (thank God for imagination) So far it has been my only way to deal with this.
Are there people here that recognize this? Does anyone have any suggestions on how i should learn to accept things the way they are?
I am 25 so you can imagine i'm a little tired now due to never being able to before.
Well, there are some very effective (and short) therapiesessions you can undertake. It's even possible to do it online, since you live in the Netherlands. But I think a few tips from a messageboard (absolutely no offense) won't take you where you want to be. Good luck!
rik0000 wrote:TheSilenceEchoes wrote:I can't sleep.
And i realized something the other day.
Perhaps the core problem with people who are depressed is that they have a crystalclear vision of how things should've been. (both a gift and a burden?)
At least i guess that's the way with me.
And thus i simply have no ability to accept things the way they are. That includes everything. My failings, humanity's cruelty, an ugly painting, being rejected, society, things that happened in the past, a 'no', spelling mistakes on a menu, the 'music' on the radio, losing someone.
I remember someone saying while back (i believe it was in this topic even) that depression has a lot to do with being more realistic. Seeing things as they are. Perhaps i'm not depressed. And you aren't either. Perhaps we are just being realistic.
Well i don't know how it is with you guys but for me, sometimes i wish i had the ability to stick my head in the sand even though it'll deprive me of air (=truth). Carrying a world that is so wrong on your back.. it's just a heavy load. I've tried to stick my head in the sand but i can't.
Fuck it. Every night i fall asleep and i hope to wake up in another reality. I am dreaming my life away. (thank God for imagination) So far it has been my only way to deal with this.
Are there people here that recognize this? Does anyone have any suggestions on how i should learn to accept things the way they are?
I am 25 so you can imagine i'm a little tired now due to never being able to before.
I recognize it a little and probably with different things (so I don't know if it's the same), but I have little trust in almost everyone and try to have no expectations of anything. I know it's kind of a negative appraoch, but it works for me. Almost everything will be neutral or positive that wayThe only thing is, I'm a bit of a Yoda of hope ("the hope is strong in this one"
), so every now and then disappointment is my share....
Infinite E wrote:So. last year I got kicked out of university due to a debt of around £3,000, something I can't come close to paying off as I've had to move back into my parents and can't find work- to be completely honest I've stopped looking pretty much altogether as this is middle-of-nowhere and there is fuck all to be had. There's not really anything to be gained by looking but still it makes me feel bad not doing anything to better my situation.
In the past month, one childhood friend with whom ive not been in touch for a couple of years died from a drug overdose (he was 21), and another closer friend has gone to jail. Yesterday my girlfriend (we got together when i was at university and have since had to go long distance, i miss her) got her entire student overdraft recalled by the bank at once. I had been hoping to get a flat with her soon and that now looks like it might not be an option any more. Relationships with my parents are pretty strained, nobody's fault really just a result of an undesirable situation. Of the younger folk who are left in my small hometown, they are nice enough guys but I have nothing in common with them at all. Into boxing and trance music and coke, not my thing at all. Most days I spend on my own.
I'm starting to get really, really fucked off with this. I try to stay upbeat but my current lifestyle is a total grind and is making me develop all kinds of bad habits, destroyed my social life and straining my closest relationships.
sorry for the complaining tone of this post. I'm just done with this.
jakestott wrote:Does anyone here have a deep fear of death?
turquoise70 wrote:jakestott wrote:Does anyone here have a deep fear of death?
Me. It's not the afterlife I fear, nor the possibility of no afterlife. It's the experience of death itself.
I'm terrified of a violent death. It happens to people all the time, through circumstances ENTIRELY outside of their control. One minute your life is normal, the next moment it is a HORROR MOVIE. I can't fathom how awful it must be to die in an elevator accident or by getting stuff blown through your body or being crushed to death, ugh ugh UGH.
I don't care how ignoble or "boring" it is, I want to die in my bed, peacefully.
turquoise70 wrote:jakestott wrote:Does anyone here have a deep fear of death?
Me. It's not the afterlife I fear, nor the possibility of no afterlife. It's the experience of death itself.
I'm terrified of a violent death. It happens to people all the time, through circumstances ENTIRELY outside of their control. One minute your life is normal, the next moment it is a HORROR MOVIE. I can't fathom how awful it must be to die in an elevator accident or by getting stuff blown through your body or being crushed to death, ugh ugh UGH.
I don't care how ignoble or "boring" it is, I want to die in my bed, peacefully.
Altruizine wrote:man, i'm in deep shit... how do i always manage to cock things up like this for no reason
why am i so fucking stupid
brb smashing my head against a wall
Altruizine wrote:man, i'm in deep shit... how do i always manage to cock things up like this for no reason
why am i so fucking stupid
brb smashing my head against a wall
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