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.
I hate getting up every morning. I don't feel like doing anything. I don't feel like doing my school work anymore. I don't feel motivated to do anything productive. I guess that makes me lazy. I don't care if my family would miss me if I were to die. I guess that makes me a selfish monster and a horrible person. I keep getting the thought that I'm going to Heck if were to commit suicide. Day by day, that fear of going to Heck for suicide is slowly going away. I never did anything right. I don't feel connected to my family. They said they loved and they proved it, but I'm unable to feel loved if that makes sense. I couldn't sincerely return sentiments to anyone if I tried. I feel hollow on the inside. I should have never been born. I don't know how much longer I can stand being alive. I don't know how much longer I can stand myself. I'm just living for nothing. I don't feel satisfaction from helping others. I don't even feel like taking care of myself. If you have read this far, thanks for reading.
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I got an email from Kohl's that I had a 40% off coupon for today and tomorrow only. It took me about an hour but I placed an order and got some great deals. I have been wanting a new dress. I like dressing up sometimes. My birthday is coming up and I have dinner plans at a nice restaurant. But, honestly, I'm a little out of control again. I went through this in the fall. I bought...
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Has anyone else noticed that clearly speaking and doing things intentionally is liberating because it helps combat the feeling of depression and a sense of hopelessness? Let me share a little more: in my experience, when those who have tried to project a hidden agenda that is obviously not aligned with integrity and well-being, it's best to be firm and speak clearly from self-awareness and...

Feel free to message me and I can be someone to sound off on. I too, do not want to wake up. But because I do, I have found to focus on small things to get me through the day and the pain.
I agree with Fighter: find someone to talk to immediately (Is there a counselor at school). See you primary care doctor or anyone who can help you to get
treatment. With treatment you will get better. Many of us have felt this way. It's part depression. There is no shame in suffering from this disease. It can become intolerable and the suffering can be immense. Please let us all know how you are doing
Thank you
You did help. Thank you