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Old Oct 25, 2014, 08:28 AM
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I have nothing to say, it seems impossible to me, I've just stopped caring, that's all I have to say. I'm doing a little better than before after a change of environment, I don't have room mates who want me out anymore (Like most of last year) and it's one less thing to worry about.

I've just stopped caring about myself, and I want to hide my unhappiness from my mother as she seems to be doing a lot better not knowing that I'm secretly unhappy.
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Old Oct 25, 2014, 08:39 AM
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Hi brokenentity, I'm sorry you're feeling so bad. I'm sure your mother would want to know if you were unhappy and would want you to get some help.

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Old Oct 25, 2014, 08:59 AM
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Hi brokenentity
This: "I want to hide my unhappiness from my mother as she seems to be doing a lot better not knowing that I'm secretly unhappy" how you're feeling matters just as much as how she's feeling. If it might help you by sharing with her, please share with her.
You really shouldn't be putting others feelings that much above your own especially your mother's who might want to be there for you.
But if talking to her might not help anyway, then you certainly don't have to hide your unhappiness on here. It matters!!!
And I know sometimes it's real hard to care about yourself, but if it helps at all just remember we care about you, you're so worth caring about, and let that give you just a little strength
And in general maybe try some of the self-care bits, like doing something that might otherwise make you feel good. It might not make you feel good at all to start with but if you keep on at it...................???
And slight positive there, in that you're doing a little better and better roommates!!! Even positive changes (with changes in environment) can be a bit stressful, overwhelming or bring you down, but really hoping you can feel more of the benefits as you have more time to adjust.
And anyway, with depression everything can be "good" in your life but that doesn't stop you feeling the depression. At least you're doing a little better though.........excellent step forward!!!
But just don't forget we're here for you..........

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Old Oct 25, 2014, 12:19 PM
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I am the exact same. I've been suffering from depression for years on end and my mother still doesn't have a clue about it, she just thinks I'm moody and rude. But when the good days come, things go back to normal (or as normal as it can get anyway) and she thinks I'm fine. I think it would be a lot worse if I told her the truth, so I just leave it as it is.

So, I know how it feels. I know it's bad and I hope you can find some peace soon.
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Old Oct 26, 2014, 01:39 AM
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Thank you my friends, I've been sleeping so much, barely have any enthusiasm anymore. I wish I could type a bigger response now, but I will get around to it soon.
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