Depression

Depression is a little demon that sits on your shoulder and whispers into your ear, all day, every day. It tells you you’re worthless, that you can’t do anything, that life is just too hard. Sometimes, it tells you the best thing for you is to die. And this voice lies and deceives, it manipulates and hurts, but because it gets inside your head it forces you to believe what it’s saying. It makes you put it over everyone and everything else in your life, destroying friendships and relationships, making it close to impossible to do well in school and work. And even with all that going on in someone’s head, so many people won’t believe them or even attempt to help them. So many times people have been forced to listen to this horrible voice and do what it says, and when they try to call for help, nobody answers. Some people think it’s just for attention, and others simply don’t care. You never know what’s going on in someone’s head, so never judge a book by its cover.

What one person thinks is attention seeking is actually the long and hard battle between man and depression.

by TWENTYØNEEMØHØØDRATS November 20, 2018

Depression

Depression is a mental illness you can't be deppresed for like 2 days. Depression is not sadness. Sadness is when you feel sad depression is when you feel nothing. Depression is NOT something to joke about.

Sadness:

"I'm so depressed that I couldn't buy that chocolate bar!"

"You're sad not depressed."

Depression:

"I feel worthless and like everyone hates me. :'("

"So you have depression :'/"

by OMG_IZ_CARL September 18, 2017

depression

The word depression is a strong word it’s like a darkness a cold alone feeling that takes forever to get over. You just want to be the way you feel, you want to be alone. You can’t understand that the world is a hard place to be if you don’t surround yourself with the right people… Being put down by yourself and by others hurts so much so when you find someone who treats you the way you deserve to be treated you don’t know what to do..After a while you get anxious and you just get worse the darkness gets darker… You shut yourself out you have no idea why you put yourself through it all and you get scared of leaving your bedroom and if you do it’s for the shortest amounts of time that you can.You feel like there’s no one to turn too.. You distrust your beliefs and go down a dark hole and find it’s a really deep hole that you have to fight to get out of the spot you’re in… But the more you try the darker the hole gets because you’re scared to let the fear come back into your life but being scared of fear coming into your life you make it worse. The darkness has taken over everything. Your grades, your social life, your friends, and even your family. You feel like there's no way out... You're alone in the world..

In a deep depression.

by M.Grass125 January 25, 2016

Depression

When you feel trapped in a bubble of sadness and there is no way out except suicide, but that's only what you feel.

I have depression.

by DepressionIsMyName February 26, 2019

depressed

Down, or sad, most times, and sometimes it is hard to be happy again.

When you are sad, you might be depressed.

by The Human Being/Person December 5, 2016

Depression

Results from shift in brain chemistry that influence mood, thoughts, sex drive, sleep, appetite and energy levels.

My wife's depression is really interfering with our marriage, I just want to rip out the depression from inside of her, shake it and scream "LEAVE HER ALONE!"

by Thicklilmiss October 30, 2016

Depression

Depression is a word commonly associated with emotions that encourage it. Commonly, depression is used to describe the aftermath or late symptom of something, like death in the family. For some reason, depression induces more of what the depression came from in the first place. In example, if someone developed depression from guilt, chances are depression will make them feel more guilty than they were before.

Assume that you got someone fired from a job they really needed. At first, you'd just feel guilty. Over time it may heal up, but for some reason, at some point or another something will rear the guilt back up. Only the guilt will have gained enough strength to induce depression as a resulting symptom to guilt.

by Loran77772 March 25, 2009