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Crocodile
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Often, yes. I was also wondering about this, I guess it is partly due to lack of sleep. Sometimes I can feel quite depressed suddenly, and suddenly not any more. Weird, these mood swings.
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stevecam
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This sort of thing happens to everyone
As human beings, our bodies aren't 100% perfect, sometimes we 'loose' the balance in our head slightly and that makes us feel depressed, or it could just be anxiety
There is nothing wrong with this, I don't know one person who doesn't feel like this from time to time, NT/AS all get this
If it is happening too often, maybe there is something bothering you, or you just need to give yourself a break from things
Don't worry about cheering up, because you will feel back to normal eventually, it will pass |
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kissmyarrrtichoke
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Yup. Me too. Can be rather annoying and frustrating. Often meltdown comes from nowhere for no obvious reason.
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