life is cr@pFollow

goto a club and meet people. or somthin in that sort.

yes he does...i hav never seen an acutal depressed person. play sports, hav fun, do what you like, hang with friends...thats all you need to do.

also i love life...its fun! (im very optimistic)

What you're experiencing is Life telling you to "Wake up!" Expand your horizons! You're in Swansea, for God's sake!

"Swansea is a world of secret charms. Take time to explore Swansea's hidden depths - medieval Salubrious Passage with live jazz and dusty Dylan Thomas Book store;
the breathtaking panoramic view of the bay from Marine Walk, Townhill or Kilvey;
the bayside ice-cream parlours such as Joe's, Verdi's or the kiosks at Blackpill, West Cross and Limeslade Bay;
fresh cockles with vinegar from Swansea Market;
the lighthouse and the crazy lighthouse;
the Slip Bridge view of the sands backed by the elegant, white, art noveau clock tower of Swansea Guildhall;
a stroll down Mumbles pier to the quaint red-roofed lifeboat museum;
the Swiss cottage at Singleton Park;
the fishermen's cottages that roll down to the boats which litter the promenade in Oystermouth.

Along Gower peninsular, almost every step you take treads upon secrets which have lain undiscovered since Neolithic times, every cove and stone you touch has an associated legend or its own true story to tell." http://www.welshwales.co.uk/swansea_city_life.htm

Wake up! If nothing else, take up fishing!

Death could be a good thing, if it ends his problems. Not certainly your best option though, and not one i promote by any means. But Misery loves company and it seems as if misery found a companion... short term or long term he/she can decide that. Worse comes to worse some xtc , couple of beers and a party with attractive opposite sex can cure some things. Adios

No it doesnt end problems. It doesnt do ****, when your dead, your dead, It didnt end problems you never have problems to began with when your dead. And you dont have ****, you dont think, or dream, Nothing. Not that I know, but Im almost sure of it because I think its like blacking out, and if you faint or black out you when you wake up you know that during that time you didnt hear, feel, see, know, do anything.

And problems are meant to be fixed as rules are meant to be broken.



I know you werent promoting it, just lettin you know Death doesnt fix anything. Infact it will just cause more problems for the people close to you. (unless you are rich as hell and they get millions of dollars, but in that case they will probably end up killing you)

think about it, suicide has had some bad press over the years sure, but it has its plus points

I tried suicide once, it was fun actually till the actual death part that is a bit of a downer.

But death isn't the handicap it used to be.


Edited, Fri Sep 10 15:32:12 2004 by TheDave

library?

That is because they stay at home all day sleeping and thinking of ways to kill themselves.

Not to mention that you are under 18 and depression usually manifests itself in late adolescence. This means that you wouldn't see much of it in high school.

1 in 6 people will be affected by at least one episode of major depression (that is one of many kinds) in their lifetime. An episode usually lasts about a month, and usually they recur.

It sucks, I've been there. The last thing you can do is overcome it by being optimistic. Your self-esteem plummets and (for no apparant reason) life isn't worth living anymore.

I'd rather live my life with 1 arm than live it depressed. Let me emphasize again. This isn't being sad, this is being devastated when there is nothing wrong! I have been fortunate to have a really good life so far. I've graduated from a good university with a double major in psychology and philosophy. I have a very good job and a side business with a friend of mine. At 23 years old I am currently making around 75k a year. I have a wonderful family, and no disabilities or illnesses except for depression. I am not overweight. I have had a girlfriend for almost a year now. Sounds good right? I wanted to die. Literally. That is what being depressed is like. It took me 5 years to find the right medication but I finally did. What do you know, I can enjoy things again.

Don't take it lightly bud.

Go for a good run it will surpirse you how well you feel after a good run. Or just go outside and take a look at the surroundings.

keep it up trunks