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Hi everyone.
I used to be a pretty happy person in the past year or so. I graduated high school, which was a tiring ordeal since I went to a rather tough one. I hung out a lot with people who I thought were my friends after the exams were over. In general I felt great. One of those friends then asked me out for drinks. It was an amazing evening and I fell for the person. But for the rest of the summer I experienced a real emotional rollercoaster because we couldn't be in contact very often, and that person felt like one of the few people in my life with whom I felt genuinely comfortable with. Then we met up for a second date after a couple of months, and for some reason I didn't feel much for the person... this wouldn't have troubled me too much otherwise (this kind of thing happens often in life, people have told me) but now I am feeling the same towards music, films and video games. None of those things stimulate me as much as they used to... and I have been having trouble empathising with friends and family, too. Occasionally I will read about or see something that moves me but that feeling is nowhere near as strong as it used to be. Now I just feel apathetic and washed out. It kind of feels like sleepiness. Sometimes I feel it less, but for about a month now I have been feeling truly "flat". I have talked to my parents about this, because I trust them, and they say the problem will go away... but I think it hasn't. My mother won't take me seriously when I say that I should be going to therapy because I end up feeling better after some time, and this has been true in the past when I had issues with socialising. But I'm really not sure now... This issue has been damaging to my personal life as well. I don't talk to my friends as often as I used to, I don't even like many of them as much as I used to, my hygiene has gotten worse, and I have been having troubles focusing on tasks as well. I feel like I should be really worried about this but I can't even conjure up the energy to cry. Last edited by Vlaga; Oct 02, 2019 at 05:06 AM. |
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Gosh, this sure sounds like anhedonia to me. Maybe some boredom thrown into the mix, too? In any event, I totally agree with the sage @MickeyCheeky. Yo certainly are entitled to and should see some sort of therapist or psychiatrist or both. Treatment can and will help you. You should try to talk to your parents again and emphasize that you really feel you need some outside help. I'm sure they'll respond. Don't give up! Things will get better! All the best!
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