Erisad wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
There's nothing wrong with either of you, Toad - You need to be on some sort of medication to kick start you into a more positive train of thought, because as far as talking about it goes it doesn't seem to work. It's just a shame you don't live here. I'd give you a hand.
Maybe some cognitive thought therapy would help. I've benefited from using MoodGym, the free online services.

Medication never helped me; I was happier quitting all my meds than I was the entire 5 years I was on em. I'm not familiar with cognitive thought therapy. This may seem kinda
crazy but what pulled me out of my last bit of depression was having a fantasy crush to escape reality a bit. I would suggest crushing on the
iCarly co-star
Jennette McCurdy. Except for being completely obsessed & having some emotional pain at times; I have a better grip on reality & am more functional crushing on
Miranda Cosgrove than I ever been in my life
I agree. I'm happier now (although I still have bad days) this past year that I was off my antidepressants than I ever was on them.
Cognitive thought therapy pretty much examines how you look at things and tries to unwarped any warped thoughts one may have about reality or themselves. It's usually trying to make the negative into positive. It's hard to explain but I like it.