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Depression
It seems every morning I wake up with a feeling of dread for another pointless day. I'm just going through the motions to pass the time until night settles in and I'm back in bed for another attempt at sleep. Nothing gets accomplished. Nothing worthwhile takes place. All that exists is the pain and heartache that has chained itself to me.
Depression is like standing in a hole. You can just barely see over the top, where the rest of the world, with its bright colors and sounds, goes on day after day, unaware of your plight. You think if you could just reach over the edge, you could get out and join the fun everybody else seems to be having. Only somehow, you can't manage to reach over the edge; you can't climb out. You can't summon the energy or the will. You're stuck. And some days, like today, your 'hole' shifts and you fall further unable to even see the rest of the world now. It's just cold and dark and empty and all you can do is pray that someone will just come along and cover the hole so you no longer need to ache.
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When i feel like this, I use the time to contemplate and try and find the reason why the feelings are there... I think the universe gives us a little pinch when we know something's wrong, and then it's a jolt, when we still haven't found out the universe kicks us right in the leg and says 'hey, i'm trying to talk here. Keep thinking and you'll start to hear me again'.
Your description of this feeling is so articulate. |
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| Deep... Real deep. I too felt like that. The way I changed was to remove and add certain people to my life. One of the people I had to remove was really special to me. But like they say... Love is blind. |
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| Drastic times call for drastic measures. I have been there and felt this exact way. I had no reason to get up in the moring... so I just rolled over and went back to sleep. My solution - I uprooted and moved half-way around the world. The change of scenery gave me energy, and the new beginning gave me hope. |
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