Feeling lost, sad, pain and misguided. Alone and a role of thought that you don’t matter and constant struggle
by Gghenehe January 26, 2019
Get the Depressionmug. It feels as if a knife is being wedged into your chest, every mistake or slip up or bad event is the knife slowly being wound deeper into your heart. Every problem is different in size and is therefore sometimes pushed in deeper than usual. Eventually it's in so deep you only need one last problem to send it plunging into your heart. You can stagger around with the knife in your heart as long as you want, but there are ways to remove and heal it. Some solutions work better than others, crying will clean the wound but the knife will not be removed. Sharing your problems and telling someone else about your problems gives them the chance to fully remove the knife and cleanse the wound, something you may be unable to do due to the immense pain.
You will never be fully happy again, your scar will remain forever, but you don't have to let it control you.
You will never be fully happy again, your scar will remain forever, but you don't have to let it control you.
by Agatha Smith January 28, 2019
Get the Depressionmug. The constant feeling of being trapped and forgotten. Feeling the world wouldnt change without you, feeling like you have nothing to love for. The feeling that no one will ever understand you so much, that you don't even understand yourself, so you don't want to exist, you want to disappear and never come back.
by LovingHeart3918 May 24, 2018
Get the Depressionmug. A sickness that lots of people have no idea what it feels like; depression will get you to think in different ways than you're used to. Friends dissappear and nobody seems to care. Having depression is like being colorblind, and everyone keeps telling you how beautiful and colorful the world is. Yes, it might be there, it mighy be pretty, but we can't see it. We feel like we never will. Contrary to popular belief, depression isn't simply cured by smiling or laughing. A glimpse of color isn't enough to fix any of this damage. A lot of people will confuse depression with a call for attention, which is a stereotype, but 99% of the time not the case. If someone confides in you, let them know they'll be okay and you'll be there for them. They don't need to be treated different just because they're depressed. A lot of us are still normal and it's not a contagious disease. Prolonged contact with a depressed person might have an affect, but it is unlikely that they'll turn you into a fully depressed person.
by Asswrecker February 9, 2020
Get the Depressionmug. Depression is that moment you go up to your room lock the door and burst out crying or slitting your wrists and you realise no one actually knows how unhappy you are you get judged for doing things you do people presume you do everything for attention but no one knows how you really feel they just see the smile you put on your face or the laugh you push and you don’t speak to people about how you actually feel because you know they don’t give a flying fuck you cant trust anybody because you never know when there going to give up on you sometimes you just wish you could end it all people think there doing the right thing by doing whatever they do to help but they don’t know your dying inside 😔
by Bitchfacetobe123babes September 29, 2019
Get the Depressionmug. Ok. Imagine this. You're in a group of people that are receiving balloons. Everyone is handed a dozen balloons, but when they reach you, you hold out your hand expecting balloons and are handed a bag of sharp rocks. People take notice, but instead of removing the rocks, some of them make them look nice or add smooth ones while others tell you that at least you're safe on the ground. It doesn't help. That's depression.
Depressed person: I can't take it anymore! Life is so horrible!
"Happy" person: You don't look like you have depression. At least you have nice clothes. Mine are ugly brown.
"Happy" person: You don't look like you have depression. At least you have nice clothes. Mine are ugly brown.
by Ghostwriter24 February 14, 2019
Get the Depressionmug. Use depression with caution. Side effects can include, but are not limited to: isolation, excessive consumption of sugar caffeine or alcohol, no consumption of food or drink, listening to sad songs, lying to your family, lying to your doctor, cutting of good friends, vaping, smoking, thinking drug use will help, more depression, self harm, suicidal thoughts, and even suicide. Depression abuse is common. If you or anyone you know is struggling with depression abuse, tell someone you trust. If you think someone you know is struggling with depression abuse look for these side effects try to get them help.
Dude 1: “Hey man, I got some depression in my bag, you wanna go do it in the bathroom with me?”
Dude 2: “No dude, you should get some help though, depression isn’t healthy.”
Dude 2: “No dude, you should get some help though, depression isn’t healthy.”
by MiddletonHSkid December 23, 2018
Get the Depressionmug.