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So sick of having such a good day and having good things happen but the minute I get into bed, it's like the floodgates open and I'm ready to give up again :'( and I'm sick of having good things happen and not feeling anything, just emptiness :'( sorry for the rant
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Happens to me a lot as well ![]() Sadly, it does catch up with you and depression will seize it's moment.
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Thank you for that, I'm so glad I'm not alone! ![]()
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You're most definitely not alone
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It is true that even good events can trigger depression. Any kind of change whether good or bad can be very scary and trigger depression. It doesn't make sense but it is true.
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It happens often enough. Like you can barely feel any 'happiness' and when you do it goes downsouth so fast tou can't control it. Hugs
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