Depression Support Group
Depression is a real and debilitating condition that is often misunderstood by family and friends. Its meaning can range from a prolonged period of sadness to an actual mental illness with specific symptoms. Find and share experiences with others who are going through the same struggles.
OK. See if you can handle this. You were given a life ... depending on what you want to believe, it came either from your parents, adopted parents, Grandma or God (depending on what applies to you). Between those perspectives, at least one of the parties' intention was for you to have a good life.
A good life contains among other things, happiness.
I have had mostly an unhappy life because I thought it came from winning the lottery, inheriting wealth, being famous, enjoying a bevy of beautiful women, having cool cars ... all kinds of things that would come TO me from 'outside'. I attained some of those things (and other things) ... none of which made me happy in the long run. I was happy for a short time but after the 'thrill' of attainment, I needed something else to 'come to me' ... so I had no lasting happiness.
Finally .... I grew up. Took me about 65 years to do that. Well, thank God for that, .. as late as it was in coming.
You see, .. happiness comes from inside us FIRST. Then, THAT happiness ... as it grows, attracts happiness from the outside .... and one feeds the other and one ends up with a pretty good life.
I think you are looking for happiness to exclusively come from the outside ... a lucky break, "one day light will come into my life, something good will happen to me" (your words).
I want you to research two subjects. 1. How to gain self esteem. 2. How to love (find happiness within) yourself.
These are not things that come naturally. We must LEARN how to do them. Google each one and get a book(s) on each one. Instead of watching TV, read 'em.
Sooooo, seek and ye shall find. Sit alone watching TV will not present the reward.
Good luck Ma'am. Life IS great, wonderful, worthwhile, etc when happiness is found.