When do you feel your lowest?

[Ashe]

What do you think it is that brings you to your lowest point? Perhaps a mood change that comes at a certain of the day or if it's just something that's always present no matter the time of day.

I know for myself I always feel like there's something weighing me down no matter what time it is or how long I sleep but it definitely feels like my depression and suicidal thoughts intensivify later at night. There's just something about the somberness of the night time that just kinda reinforces all these thoughts I have about life and myself. Part of myself is also jealous that whenever I go to sleep during the beautiful darkness that it'll be gone whenever I wake up repeating the cycle all over again, like a bad joke being played on repeat.

 

[Mr.Tristesse]

Directly upon waking up: "oh shit. I got to do this again."

 

[suicidal flapper]

At night it hits the hardest. I have a horrible sleep schedule so I'm usually up during those hours. I just feel like a shit for hours until I fall asleep and wake up late in the morning

 

[sserafim]

What do you think it is that brings you to your lowest point? Perhaps a mood change that comes at a certain of the day or if it's just something that's always present no matter the time of day.

I know for myself I always feel like there's something weighing me down no matter what time it is or how long I sleep but it definitely feels like my depression and suicidal thoughts intensivify later at night. There's just something about the somberness of the night time that just kinda reinforces all these thoughts I have about life and myself. Part of myself is also jealous that whenever I go to sleep during the beautiful darkness that it'll be gone whenever I wake up repeating the cycle all over again, like a bad joke being played on repeat.

I feel the lowest when my parents call me a failure and disappointment for my failure to launch and for not having my life figured out

 

[dumbgirlonline]

What do you think it is that brings you to your lowest point? Perhaps a mood change that comes at a certain of the day or if it's just something that's always present no matter the time of day.

I know for myself I always feel like there's something weighing me down no matter what time it is or how long I sleep but it definitely feels like my depression and suicidal thoughts intensivify later at night. There's just something about the somberness of the night time that just kinda reinforces all these thoughts I have about life and myself. Part of myself is also jealous that whenever I go to sleep during the beautiful darkness that it'll be gone whenever I wake up repeating the cycle all over again, like a bad joke being played on repeat.

It might just be because of the nature of my job, but I usually feel the worst at night.
I have to be very cheerful and happy at my job, so coming home to an empty, cold, and dark dorm room really fuels the belief that I'm "faking" being happy. I spend many hours a night just crying and wishing I could CTB. I usually down a bottle of wine with whatever other p!//$ I can find. Then end up passing out, (sometimes waking up and vomiting) then waking up and getting dressed to go to work. Endless cycle I guess.

 

[ClaudeCTTE]

You should add "In the afternoon" among the options.

I absolutely hate afternoons.

I hate seeing the warm colors of the afternoon; they make me feel inexplicable anxiety.

I prefer mornings; during mornings, I feel too calm, and I love seeing the cool colors of the sky.
What I love most about mornings is winter mornings because there's always fog.

From 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM, I feel calm even if I'm very sleepy.
After 12:00 PM, it starts giving me anxiety, and I never feel like going out.

I hate seeing the orange color of the sunset so much that I cover my room window with a black blanket.

Sometimes I'm thankful for the clouds when it rains all afternoon, but where I live, the rainy season is too short.

After 8:00 PM, I feel a little better, although sometimes I have panic attacks when I'm alone at night. Winter nights seem more pleasant to me, mainly because of the fog.

How I would love to sleep in the afternoons; I truly hate having to see the light of the sunset and its disturbing colors...

 

[chloramine]

It's pretty constant, but the mornings are that bit worse. Having to actually get up and do things and pretend is a lot and I hate looking forward to it all. Nights can be bad, but they're also when there are no expectations of me and when I have the option to die if it crosses that tipping point and I have the energy for it.

 

[complexpalm]

Mornings for sure. Waking up, having to get out of bed and deal with a whole day. Sleep is such a nice temporary detachment.

 

[wait.what]

I hate late afternoon into early evening too. I have since childhood, but I've never known why. The despair fades somewhat after full darkness, and I often get a surge of renewed energy from then until 1 or 2 in the morning. As a teenager and young adult, I could often be awake until dawn. My parents loved that, of course.

 

[catrecordplayer8]

for me i almost always feel it at night. during the mornings-afternoon i have school which distracts me even if i don't have anyone there for me.
but when i come home i feel a sudden lack of motivation to do anything which leads me to feeling so miserable lul
i have insomnia too which makes it hard for me to fall asleep - i think this is due to my overthinking cuz i hav a looot of regrets
don't really know if this is just because my environment at home just sucks tho :p

 

[nicotine_goblin]

It's the lowest for me in the morning and gets somewhat better towards night. I hate waking up and feel like the weight of existence is crushing me. Having to live through the whole day again

 

[Wyldfyre4948]

I feel low pretty much all the time, but I am at my lowest at night. That's when I'm completely alone and my mind wanders more and I talk to myself.

 

[Is0lated]

Honestly it's always random. But def more often when I'm around people

 

[tiredangelgirl]

i'll wake up in the morning and immediately start crying because i'm so unhappy with life.

 

[BlazingBob]

I feel the worst in the mornings because I have a neurological sleep disorder and struggle to sleep all night.

 

[FuneralCry]

Waking up and realising that I didn't peacefully fall into an eternal sleep certainly is so dreadful and disappointing, I see it as a curse to wake up, only the peace of nothingness appeals to me, I'm always tired of existing.