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I don't have to be hungry, anything that taste good distracts me from my depression. I'm gaining weight now because all I do is eat and lay in bed all day. I'm getting fat and it's bumming me out even more.
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Eating is definitely a good distraction from my depression too. It's one of the few things I take pleasure in lately. Unfortunately, my appetite isn't the best and I'm not one to force feed, so it's pretty rare that I feel that pleasure.
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Yeah, I've used food for the past 20 years to control my depression. At first it didn't seem to matter too much that I gained a bit of weight because I felt so much better when I ate. Then when my depression shifted I spent a while being fat and happy. The trouble was I just kept getting fatter and fatter.
![]() In the long run, self medicating with food is just as harmful as any other kind of self medicating and just as hard to beat too. Maybe you could use food as an incentive to spend more time out of bed and exercising a bit more. Please don't allow yourself to do what I did, it really isn't worth the transitory pleasure. |
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when I get depressed I tend to eat more too. The last few weeks I probably have put on about 10 pounds. No, it doesn't help, it just makes me more depressed. At the time, food seems to be a comfort, however.
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