Depression... what to me to do?

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  • AnjelikaM
    FFR Player
    • Nov 2006
    • 1
    #1

    Depression... what to me to do?

    In September has suddenly died my aunt, and it was to me as native mother.
    I have not uttered any teardrop though it there was a greater loss! Also has begun: the FEAR is has started to operate me, instead of me. There are no forces - ABSOLUTELY! I should sit, stand, something to do. I feel constant weariness. Contrary to to all I WISH to live, I do not wish to be the madwoman!
    What to me to do?
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    • spyke252
      FFR Player
      • Oct 2006
      • 181
      #2
      Re: Depression... what to me to do?

      Is English your secondary language? That aside, I really don't know.
      Crying it out helps, though. Dont bottle it in.
      Originally posted by Tokzic
      is the repetition of the last line a metaphorical comparison of the dependance of society on technology today versus the more natural lifestyle of the late nineteenth century

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        • SoUp_Na_i
          FFR Player
          • Nov 2006
          • 46
          #3
          Re: Depression... what to me to do?

          Stuffing your face in a pillow then screaming helps...

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            • megaxxx
              FFR Player
              • Jun 2006
              • 329
              #4
              Re: Depression... what to me to do?

              Talk about it, crying, seeing a councilor helps also. Heh, if only other people were like me. If all my family members died, I would feel sad, but I wouldn't cry. I am like super-man when it comes to psycological issues. Almost nothing ever bothers me.
              GET A JOB LOSER.

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                • natsuko
                  FFR Player
                  • Mar 2005
                  • 30
                  #5
                  Re: Depression... what to me to do?

                  Yeah, I think it is her second-language, but anyways.
                  Spyke is right. Don't bottle those feelings up inside, because that will
                  lead you into becoming even more depressed.
                  If you have a close family or friends, talking about it will help release the drepression a bit.
                  Who is you?!

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