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Old Nov 27, 2016, 11:44 AM
BastetsMuse BastetsMuse is offline
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Originally Posted by bluebicycle View Post
When we experience depression, why are we so averse to doing things that will make us feel better? For example, we're too upset to go outside even though we know fresh air will (possibly) make us feel better. It's as if we're afraid of change? Or maybe it's pure laziness? Or maybe we have too much self doubt (e.g., "It's not going to make me feel any better.") ? I don't know. Maybe the answer depends on the person.

I can't even answer my own question, but I wonder about you guys?
I wish I had an answer for you. I am stuck in the same rut. My pdoc thinks I should go volunteer somewhere, but it's the doing of things that gets in my way. I am scared to change things. Staying home is easy. Going outside is hard.
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Thanks for this!
Wild Coyote