More rambling.
a year ago
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Hello there! Prepare for the wise words of a VERY chonky reptile!
More rambling. Sorry.
I think the hardest part about all of this is that, despite all of this stuff going through my head, I haven't been able to cry. At all.
That always seems to be what fixes everything, a good, long, nothing-held-back cry. And I just can't do it, no matter what I do.
For me, depression isn't feeling constantly sad, it's constantly feeling a lack of emotion. It feels like there's a hole in my chest that I can't fill. Just this empty void of emotionless... Nothing.
I desperately just want to feel something. Anything. Something beyond passive things.
Again, I'm sorry to be such a downer. I just want to get this out of my head and into the world.
I think the hardest part about all of this is that, despite all of this stuff going through my head, I haven't been able to cry. At all.
That always seems to be what fixes everything, a good, long, nothing-held-back cry. And I just can't do it, no matter what I do.
For me, depression isn't feeling constantly sad, it's constantly feeling a lack of emotion. It feels like there's a hole in my chest that I can't fill. Just this empty void of emotionless... Nothing.
I desperately just want to feel something. Anything. Something beyond passive things.
Again, I'm sorry to be such a downer. I just want to get this out of my head and into the world.
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Sorry you're going through that.
That always seems to be what fixes everything, a good, long, nothing-held-back cry. And I just can't do it, no matter what I do.
For me, depression isn't feeling constantly sad, it's constantly feeling a lack of emotion. It feels like there's a hole in my chest that I can't fill. Just this empty void of emotionless... Nothing.
I desperately just want to feel something. Anything. Something beyond passive things.'
You just described EVERYTHING I've been going through with MY depression at times, and it is a horrible feeling, that hole in your chest :( I don't know why I haven't been able to cry myself, but I agree we all need moments like that.