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Oct 23, 2009, 12:59 PM
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Member Since: Feb 2007
Location: Florida
Posts: 1,611
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((((((Rebecca)))))) I'm sorry to hear about your french fiasco.  But maybe that is a good reason to go see your counselor and a good thing to start talking about. Sometimes when I'm feeling like you are - confused - I just need to start talking and what ever is hidden inside eventually works it's way out.
I felt weird after getting over my first major depressive episode. I felt like some basic part of me had changed, or was missing. But eventually as I waded back into my every day life, things started feeling more normal. It took a while though. And for me, I've had several more major depressive episodes over the years. I've learned to just pick up and go on, some relationships or other things in my life do not make it through my mental health episodes, some do. I've learned to accept me as I am and not beat myself up about stuff.
I hope you will listen to your best friend and go see your counselor. It certainly could not hurt anything, right? Take of care of yourself. 
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