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I was diagnosed with depression and put on medication when I was about fourteen and am still taking them seven years later but to be honest, I've always doubted that diagnosis. I don't think I'm depressed and I don't think suicidal thoughts mean I'm depressed either. I'm just not really into the whole "life" thing, but I'm not upset about that, I just have zero interest in it.
22 years. My soul has basically been dead since 2003 and I'm just waiting for my body to catch up. I can't figure why I need to do mundane things like cooking dinner and folding laundry when I don't actually have anything to live for.
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I was diagnosed at 9 y.o. by a psychiatrist. 44 now and have literally tried everything out there (dozens of drugs, TMS, ECT and 2 forms of ketamine). Well, with the exception of experimental psychedelics. No access to them and at this point am not convinced anything will help long-term.
Hey I'm so sorry you're going through this shit.I feel awful. My depression began when I hit puberty and knew I was gay. There was no denying it. It intensified when I told someone I trusted that I liked them and everyone found out. Brought a whole new meaning to bullying. I was a kid.... I didn't know any better.
I'm now 40. I think my depression is tempered a bit by my anger at the injustice of it all. If that makes any sense.
I cannot imagine how hard it was for you as a kid... and even now (esp if in USA). Depression is hard enough for a straight white girl like me. My ❤ goes out to you.
22 years. My soul has basically been dead since 2003 and I'm just waiting for my body to catch up. I can't figure why I need to do mundane things like cooking dinner and folding laundry when I don't actually have anything to live for.
I feel like this too. Doing all these routine activities seems pointless. I can't enjoy life anymore and there's no point in going on and I regret everyday that I haven't ctbed yet.
Mine started more than a decade ago when I started getting bullied at school. I was already dealing with a lot at home for someone my age but having that part of my life ruined completely obliterated me.
I think I was about 9 years old when I first realized I didn't want to live in this world anymore. Became severely depressed around age 13. I know that's super young, but I grew up with physically and mentally abusive parents and was pretty much alone for my entire childhood (an only child born to dumb parents) and this probably accelerated my mental illness.
I'm a 30 year old male that has been depressed on and off since I had a near death experience at 15. Suicidal ideation didn't start until I lost a friend to suicide during college. Now I've lost the closest person I've ever had a year ago, and attempts at loving other people and being close to others has proved impossible, so I'm left in a world where others love me, romantic or platonic, and I cannot give back that love. It's set me in the worst despair. Never felt it at this depth.
I have depression for about 13 years right now. It ruined my life completely. I can't function without medications, which after few months become not effective.
My CTB is well planned, rational after years of contemplation. It's better for me and for people around me, to disappear completely.
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