Potato Cake World
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- Posted: Mon, 08 Oct 2012 06:07:17 +0000
klebold
Potato Cake World
klebold
Potato Cake World
klebold
Try sleeping. Depression sucks because nothing can motivate you, people always told me to play video games, so I did but I never felt appeal from them. What is something that you can always do, that takes you to another place? For me, it was usually movies, they helped a little, but it was music, specifically instrumental music via my own guitar, playing it, practicing.
After I got so good that I couldn't get any better (with my swollen knuckles) I just induced crashes and slept a lot, like sugar crash, caffeine crash, timing the crashes to match my sleeping schedule.
After I got so good that I couldn't get any better (with my swollen knuckles) I just induced crashes and slept a lot, like sugar crash, caffeine crash, timing the crashes to match my sleeping schedule.
With the things that have been going on, I just hate being left alone with my thoughts, lately. x.x
Spending too much time inside your own mind can detach you from reality. I know, because I'm the result of that at its worst. Other people are definitely the key to a good social life, since that's what it is, but you rely too heavily on other people for that, and people are not reliable. The best thing you can do, as far as your depressive state, is to let it out. Don't hold anything back, it's like smoke stains on a window, impossible to see through, but so easily removable if you're willing to get your hands dirty. Spend more time in the presence of other people, more often than you do by yourself (don't count the hours you're asleep or online).
You don't need people to let things out, for most it's actually better that nobody's around for it... I remember at times, I desperately needed to talk to someone in the middle of the night, and nobody was there. That feeling of suffering, desperation, irrational, and if anyone ever did talk to me, they'd be ******** useless as ever with their 2-word conversations. My point's that you can't rely on people, so you need to spend less time doing that, and more time figuring out how you can be someone who people rely on to be there in the middle of the night when they need someone to talk to.