Oh goodie, a reason to drink. I hope no one made that joke yet.Explosm said:Then you must kill your mind first.
OT: Yeah... what do you want us to do about it? You do know that you are in control of yourself?
Oh goodie, a reason to drink. I hope no one made that joke yet.Explosm said:Then you must kill your mind first.
I don't remember an exact source, but I do remember that isolation is the best predictor of suicide risk; even more so than economic status, physical injury, and a host of other factors.InterAirplay said:Phase. Just a phase. be a man about it. Talk to someone about how you feel, but don't go getting all desperate and clingy on people. Remember, you can always take pride in being dignified about it. Half the battle is just getting your chin up. Try helping other people, and take pride in happiness you bring them - that certianly stops me from ever going down the "life is pointless" route. As long as you have put a smile on someone's face, and helped make them a little bit happier, then your life has not been pointless at all, nor will it be if you continue doing that.The Clown said:I've been suffering from depression for a long time among other things, no one else has helped, and the escapist community is a very smart bunch of people, at the moment i'm in a bad way, and i have a feeling it's going to get worse, as for the feelings, you know, the general life is pointless, i hae nothing etc, at least i am cunning in my madness.Sleekgiant said:Okay, what is the problem, your OP is vague, very very vague.
I know this sounds like hippie bullshit, and I hate that kind of crap as well, but this really doesn't seem like something that can be solved easily. If you wanna talk to me, then I'm right here if you want, I'd be happy to help someone work out their problems a little. All you have to do is PM me. Also, try looking for professional help if nothing else works. There are therapists, people that can help you gain a new perspective on life if you feel you can't do it alone. Never be ashamed of how you feel, or going for help.
MUST. RESIST. PORTAL JOKE.Jack and Calumon said:.
Calumon: I think you're hungry. Cake?
Honestly, When I was going that way, watching the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya helped change my world view, try finding an inspirational movie or anime to watch, the optimism Haruhi has in TMOHS really turned things around for me in terms of worldview, I know this seems silly, but this is my honest advice...The Clown said:thankyou, that helped, at the moment I am trying to simultaniously trying to block out the outside world and put myself back into a state of happiness from my childhood by organising a huge box on kinex into their proper lengths, shapes and colours, sad i know, but at least it's keeping my mind off things. And yes, Bi-polar, I think the only person on the site who knew about it was 3W.... and he's tried in the past.Blair Bennett said:Manic Depressive Disorder? As much as I would like to help, you weren't exactly helping yourself out there by being so vague with your OP. A lot of people are going to have difficulty taking this seriously now.
However, as someone who is in very much the same situation, I can honestly say that even the smallest thing might be able to end this particular "phase" (put in quotations because I don't know what else to call it). Try something that could serve as a distraction. One of the best examples of this are games. You are on a gaming website, this is a logical course of action to follow. The only other thing I can say with the information I've been provided with is that, should you continue to feel this way, you may want to consider seeking the help of a person who can engage you in conversation, as well as the search for a possible solution, in a more in depth manner than us, the forces of the anonymous.