hi, so I have anxiety and depression. I have just experienced one of my ‘depressing days’ and I just want to end it all. I spent hours listening to a song by Nathan Grisdale called ‘Too Young To Die’, then I cried non-stop. I can’t take this anymore please help.
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I too have anxiety and depression so you’re not alone on that. Are u okay now?
honestly.. not really. my depression is getting worse.
How can we help? I will listen and offer my crappy words…
It’s okay.You’ll be fine. I know what it’s like to have one of those days where you just feel so down and those are the moments when your depression takes over (if that makes sense). Don’t forget, you are not alone.
It’s okay if you wanna scream; if you’re mad; if you wanna cry; if you wanna die.
I want to die too among other things. For now find something that makes you feel happy; makes you feel joy; makes you feel alive. Even tho depression destroys those feelings try to fight it. Maybe, just maybe, you might be able to win the battle.
thankyou for your support
If you want to can talk to me and I promise I will listen without judging you.
thankyou guys.. its good to know that someone out there really does care about things like this xx
Do you care if I judge you? If you do, then I would have to tell you that that is your problem. But then if you were to listen to this, you would still be depending on my judgment of you and the overwhelming initial contempt for any judging on you will surface and I will have not helped you feel better, right now. If you are anything like me, which I assume to be like the rest of us who must come here for help, you want people to know that you know your own faults, of how very true that it is partly the fault of those around you, in misleading you day in and day out, but as we would come to realize, the faults never end. “Look into the abyss, and the abyss looks into you” -Nietzsche. You must realize that honesty is very hard to attain, and anyone who has depression is realizing an unending dishonesty, no matter how many times they become aware of it. Break the curse; I hope to help. If what helped me can help you, then read Ayn Rand’s “The Fountainhead”; very difficult, but very relevant to the delusions in life. I have to accept my unending ignorance, not as a reason to hide in complacency, as a means of propelling myself, gaining competency, and showing the world true compassion. You can only effectively lead by example, such as teaching a man to fish, versus giving the man a fish. I can’t teach lasting happiness if I dole out gratification instantly, it would be deceitful of me. I hope you like my judgment.