Comments on: The Science of Melancholy

By: 226dino

226dino — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 16:41:21 +0000

I am a little depressed. I am depressed because I realised I live in a
world where every one is a fucked up physchopath or sociopath there is no
good people period absolutely fucking none in this world.

People don’t care about you, your friends, family, wife, husband, nobody
cares period, every one is a evil selfish mother fucker it’s a me me me
world people put on a act that they care they don’t.

I don’t fear hell I live in it every day, planet earth is hell and every
fucking animal on this planet is a demon. I am not religious either I am
atheist god or jesus or what ever magical fucking man you believe in
doesn’t exist.

People turn to religion because it comforts them, they think some magical
fucking man is going to help them or is watching over them it’s not gonna
happen.

CONTINUED BELOW.

By: RLP1989

RLP1989 — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 15:48:08 +0000

anyone who thinks depression is a joke or not serious clearly hasn’t
suffered from it, you know when you’ve had it! It’s incredible how closely
linked anxiety/stress and depression are, though i have an excellent method
to deal with anxiety and depression has decreased as i have been using it.
And by the way, if you want a shortcut to a daily suicide reality, then try
drinking ur way out of depression, alcohol makes every single thing in your
life harder and worse whether you are depressed or not!

By: Delia De Jesus

Delia De Jesus — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 14:54:41 +0000

Not everyone who is depressed uses drugs or alcohol to escape the misery.
Depression is not something that can be drowned in alcohol or drugged with
recreational drugs. Depression requires medical treatment.

By: Brandon B

Brandon B — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:56:11 +0000

Tips for the battle against major depression:
1) Your brain is not functioning correctly. A modern environment only makes
it worse. Take at least 8g of Omega-3 (EPA/DHA) per day for at least 3
months to dramatically improve overall function.
2) You are deficient in serotonin. 5-htp has been clinically proven to be
as effective as any anti-depressant for raising serotonin levels, with zero
side effects. I can personally attest to this claim. DO NOT TAKE 5-HTP AND
ST. JOHNS WORT TOGETHER. Use one or the other.
3) You are not sure if you want to live or die. You will most certainly die
at some point, so you might as well ride it out. It’s a big help if you
know for certain that suicide is never going to be an option.
4) Do not drink alcohol or smoke weed except for special occasions and with
people you trust. Do not do any drugs “worse” than marijuana.
5) Exercise! It may be extremely tough to start working out regularly, but
the benefits are amazing in terms of mood, confidence, energy, and physical
well being.
It’s almost impossible but at least try to eat healthier too.
6) Discover what makes you happy naturally, and do it often. For me, it’s
playing with a dog or a child or playing a round of golf with my dad.
7) When you are feeling good, enjoy the shit out of it. When you are
feeling down, be as polite to those around you as possible, but do not
expect anyone to understand your situation or help fix it.
8) Be brave, this is war. Understand that millions of others are suffering
with you, and millions more have successfully beaten back the beast to one
degree or another. It’s not a short or easy path to take and there will be
ups and downs as always, but it is the most satisfying victory I have ever
tasted in my entire life. When you find yourself to be generally in a good
mood, more sociable, sleeping well, and mentally strong for an extended
period of time, life becomes so simple and easy.

Good luck to you my friends! I am with you, as are many others. Feel free
to message me with any questions/comments.

By: RATAZ CHUPAN PITOE

RATAZ CHUPAN PITOE — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:53:41 +0000

Depression doesn’t exist…I hate the fact these people are trying to say
its real because this is simply to trap peoples minds..so someone is
depressed and they go into depression because they start believing they
have this…then they begin to worry… tiring there minds…you see life
sucks when you are depending on meds or your therapist to help you in your
life…if I was still going down that route my life would suck to…but
instead im stubbornly fought my way back to reality

By: Jesusprincess

Jesusprincess — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:10:58 +0000

What you can get it come on just like that without warning?

By: lazyleoforeverable

lazyleoforeverable — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:02:45 +0000

They deserve depression.

By: FFSYouTookMyUsername

FFSYouTookMyUsername — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 12:36:57 +0000

I’ve had about 15 years of this so far, I’m 29 years old, I’ve had anxiety
problems since little school, and depression set in at about age 14. I
can’t remember a day over that age that I felt free from depression. That
doesn’t mean I’m sad all the time, It’s just something that’s always there,
like a permanent heavy bag strapped to you. But as the years go on the bag
gets heavier and heavier. I’m still searching for some kind of meaning to
my life. It must be the most vicious self-perpetuating circle known to man.

Depression->Anxiety->Isolation->Loneliness->Depression->Anxiety ->….all
the time you’re digging yourself deeper into the hole making it harder to
climb out.

Everything reinforces Itself, It’s like a disease that eats away at your
personality until there’s nothing left but an empty shell.

My point is, if you even suspect you are beginning to come down with
depression, get help immediately, don’t ignore it and presume it will just
go away one day like I did. It won’t.

By: joey_rooklyn

joey_rooklyn — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 12:08:06 +0000

No NO NO NO simulators under the skin. Medtronic Sycromed II pumps are
under recall 14 people have died, the insulin pumps are also bad these
things are not good for people to have under the skin, they are terrible.

By: Genie Meadows

Genie Meadows — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 11:40:23 +0000

many who have depression are rampant boozers