Depressionism

1.A form of art that uses social ideas and people's beliefs to elicit an emotional or intellectual effect on the audience.
2. To influence others to feel depressed.

Do not use the art of depressionism on others. It isn't very funnny when you're the one feeling it.

by EvilSnuSnu June 3, 2020

Depression Sit-ups

When in a depressed state where one is immobilized such as in a bed, couch, or chair, the act of sitting up every 5-10 minutes like you are about to get up and do something, but then eventually laying back down to your original position because they could not muster up enough energy to actually get up.

Nah man I’m doing great. I even worked out- I did depression sit-ups all night while binge-watching King of the Hill on Saturday!

by bob_swaget January 4, 2021

Depression Crumbs

Crumbs that are all over your bed from eating various snacks during depression. They never seem to go away no matter how many times you try to wipe them off.

I tried to sit in Kaitlyn's bed the other day, but there were so many depression crumbs in there that I just decided to sit on the floor instead.

by epar666 January 6, 2021

Depression Stick

Some THE TRUTH made to get people to stop vaping.

THE TRUTH: Lets call a vape what it really is. A depression stick.

by Sifi999 November 3, 2021

Depression

Having depression is like being colorblind in a world of people telling you how colorfull their life is.

Person 1: I am depressed because of you so please leave

Person 2: Fuc you
Person 2: Bye
Person 1: Okay, bye
Depression is awful

by Funky Fulkerson January 2, 2022

Postmatal Depression

A brief period of sadness that occurs after a friend you've been spending a lot of time with leaves.

Alex: Hey, how are you?
Nathan: Feeling a bit down.
Alex: How come?
Nathan: No, nothing. Just had some postmatal depression since John left this afternoon.

by JimDan November 21, 2010

postdepartum depression

The emotional letdown following a holiday or other big event when all the company leaves and you're left with nothing to look forward to.

"It was a great Christmas, but the postdepartum depression is really setting in now"

by OD Ron January 1, 2012