How depressed are you?

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Simple enough question. Some might need explanation. None given. Too bad.
 
I get depressed walking around this &%$@hole of a city.

Inner...Inner city....Inner city pressure!
 
it comes and goes, and im not really a believer in it, but right now it's running pretty high in me regardless. :o
 
I'm 'I want some ice-cream, but there isn't ice-cream' depressed.
 
Right now... Mildly I guess.
I'm sick, my face is peeling from a sunburn and I have a date on Tuesday. I'm so screwed. :(
Not to mention it's finals week.
Normally I'm not, but right now...
 
I'm not depressed but just really anxious. it's finals week in school so I'm going crazy studying for these exams.
 
for the past few weeks I've been falling deeper into Ryan Gosling-esque
 
I don't understand depression for the most part. I've never felt hopeless in my life and the only times I was ever lethargic had to do with a supplement or after I just expended energy(gym or work). So I'd say I'm not depressed nor have I ever been.

I have been having random periods of rage lately though and I'd never trade those for depression; as weird as they are.
 
I've slipped from 'no ice-cream' depressed.... into 'for some my left testicle hurts' depressed.
 
Wow, now I feel even more depressed knowing how many depressed people there are on here
 
Life and death are about the same for me. Dreams and reality exist on the same universal scale. If I die today, it would have no more or less meaning then if there was a mud slide in California.

Depression is also very much relative, so someone can become deeply saddened by looking at a beach whale, while another person might think sashimi. I've spent so much time being down and being hopeless, because I realize that hope is a pathetic notion.

You want something or some outcome so your change your perspective to believe that it will come or happen. It's like religions..So belief and reality or two separate things, why should I accept an optimistic demeanor when life is, by nature, very much nihilistic.
 
I'm a little depressed, but I lol'd at the descriptions. I don't really get depressed when I have to go to church, just bored and anxious.

Right now I have the 'ol money/health/identity/family crisis making me depressed. But I'm sure I'll repress it soon and feel better.
 
I'm a little depressed, but I lol'd at the descriptions. I don't really get depressed when I have to go to church, just bored and anxious.

Right now I have the 'ol money/health/identity/family crisis making me depressed. But I'm sure I'll repress it soon and feel better.

Even your wording describes the hopelessness of life. You'll "repress" it? Acknowledging that it never goes away. Our lives haunt us, maybe because deep down we know that we're all going to die.
 
If anything that should be the silver lining, the one thing we know for sure. Death. I find comfort in the fact, as should everyone else. :heart:
 
I'm depressed having come into this thread. Thanks, mate:whatever:

God sakes, buy a Happy Meal if you're depressed.
 
I'm depressed having come into this thread. Thanks, mate:whatever:

God sakes, buy a Happy Meal if you're depressed.

I don't have enough money to.....now I'm even more depressed
 
Well, we'll all be in a depression if this recession doesn't recess.

LOL. I'm hilarious. :o
 
I'll be better when my first year of college is over. I guess not taking school seriously really bit me in the ass finally.
 
I'm depressed having come into this thread. Thanks, mate:whatever:

God sakes, buy a Happy Meal if you're depressed.

Depression is the realization of truth, not a problem that can be corrected. The universe is cold and dark. Light, kinetic energy, happiness and "peace" are the biggest anomalies. "Chaotic behavior is not random behavior, since current conditions are still linked to future conditions, but the future is only predictable on a limited scale. Chaotic systems do not repeat themselves exactly, but they often behave in a loosely recurrent fashion. This explains why short-term weather forecasts can be upwards of 80% accurate, but long-term forecasts can be wildly imprecise. Chaos does not occur at all scales and at all times, and quantum indeterminacy may impose a limit on the understanding of chaotic systems."
 

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