I think there is something wrong with me.

[RedGajin]

Just saying, if nothing works or you can't see a doctor or your psychologist is a child enthusiast, marijuana can help.

Do keep in mind that this is an incredibly stupid idea as you will become "addicted" to it in a way because you will need to smoke a lot to feel better. I'm just saying as a fallback or if you run out of pills or something.

[Ad Bot]

[_Rave_]

Noooooooo never go to weed because you're depressed.

[Nickelob Ultra]

Noooooooo never go to weed because you're depressed.

Yeah.  My friend's a big stoner and he's telling me to just light one up sometimes, but I'm like naaah.



Relevant "get up" music by Eminem

[Kochieboy]

Just saying, if nothing works or you can't see a doctor or your psychologist is a child enthusiast, marijuana can help.

Do keep in mind that this is an incredibly stupid idea as you will become "addicted" to it in a way because you will need to smoke a lot to feel better. I'm just saying as a fallback or if you run out of pills or something.

I'm not resorting to drugs, yet.

Noooooooo never go to weed because you're depressed.

Yeah, it's a really bad idea.

[Nickelob Ultra]

I'm not resorting to drugs, yet.

You should never resort to drugs unless a doctor or psychologist prescribes some for you.  Stay clear of addictive ones, both psychologically-addicting and physically-addicting.  The difference is that the first causes your mind to become addicted to it and the other is that it forces your body to become addicted.

Drugs should never be used to solve problems, because ultimately, they can't and never will.  They can only delay the problem.

[Tokerovin]

1. Felt like you do.
2. Went to regular doctor. (I have best doctor ever.)
3. Got psychoactive medicine.
4. No more problems.

True story.

Edit: Go to your doctor and when the nurse asks you why you came in be like ''blah blah depression and an infection in my ear.'' When the doc comes in, tell him you wanna kill yourself because you feel empty and depressed and you don't wanna talk to some overpaid idiot about it because its too expensive and useless.

[Kochieboy]

You should never resort to drugs unless a doctor or psychologist prescribes some for you.  Stay clear of addictive ones, both psychologically-addicting and physically-addicting.  The difference is that the first causes your mind to become addicted to it and the other is that it forces your body to become addicted.

Drugs should never be used to solve problems, because ultimately, they can't and never will.  They can only delay the problem.

Thanks, I'll try to stay clear as much as possible.

1. Felt like you do.
2. Went to regular doctor. (I have best doctor ever.)
3. Got psychoactive medicine.
4. No more problems.

True story.

Edit: Go to your doctor and when the nurse asks you why you came in be like ''blah blah depression and an infection in my ear.'' When the doc comes in, tell him you wanna kill yourself because you feel empty and depressed and you don't wanna talk to some overpaid idiot about it because its too expensive and useless.

Ummmm... that will torture my brain by how immoral that is.

[Tokerovin]

Ummmm... that will torture my brain by how immoral that is.

Fine, be a potentially-suicidal mess. I don't care.

[Isaac Fox]

I had this feeling before. Judging by what everyone is saying, I'm guessing it's just absolutely normal.

[Fruit]

This sounds like a general diagnosis of depression, or may simply relate to the feelings of depression based on a dozen factors.

You may be responding to mental or physical exhaustion, either from trying too hard compulsively or simply just having a "breakdown," (not in the cases of insanity, but you know what I mean.) These things happen to everyone, and are easy to resolve.

It may simply go away in a matter of time, or you may want to consider occupying yourself with something more positive to help it disappear, your mind may be too reliable on the compulsive negativity you're feeling right now, and doesn't potentially find anything else positive to be fulfilling.

Medicine really isn't the solution to depression, but if it gets to a very concerning state, I'd suggest you see help from a professional. But if you feel as if it's not that much of a deal, then maybe you should be sufficient and wait to see what happens. These things don't last long unless you provoke them to. Which I doubt you want to do.

[Kochieboy]

I had this feeling before. Judging by what everyone is saying, I'm guessing it's just absolutely normal.

Meh...

This sounds like a general diagnosis of depression, or may simply relate to the feelings of depression based on a dozen factors.

You may be responding to mental or physical exhaustion, either from trying too hard compulsively or simply just having a "breakdown," (not in the cases of insanity, but you know what I mean.) These things happen to everyone, and are easy to resolve.

It may simply go away in a matter of time, or you may want to consider occupying yourself with something more positive to help it disappear, your mind may be too reliable on the compulsive negativity you're feeling right now, and doesn't potentially find anything else positive to be fulfilling.

Medicine really isn't the solution to depression, but if it gets to a very concerning state, I'd suggest you see help from a professional. But if you feel as if it's not that much of a deal, then maybe you should be sufficient and wait to see what happens. These things don't last long unless you provoke them to. Which I doubt you want to do.

Alright...