EPTThe best threesome of my life - Page 2
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
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drooL
United Kingdom2108 Posts
And I also have to reiterate your own and zatic's point: Love yourself. That's all. It's not that hard, hehe. | ||
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neocron
United Kingdom505 Posts
glad that u made your recovery and I wish u all the best! Keep it up and dont listen to haters! The most important factor is happiness and you should be able to live your life without fear or depression! Good luck!  | ||
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KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
After having experienced depression and social anxiety for all of my life (im better now), im really happy to read that ur a happy panda, even though i dont share opinions with u in some regards (hi @twitter). This blog isnt related to starcraft, but i'm very sure that ur play will improve a lot better now, simply because u view life differently. And if not, who cares, life's still good ![[image loading]](http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/3817/kruemelmonsteryn0.gif) gl at everything u do in the future! | ||
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
fuck i got juked | ||
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Tailss
Sweden233 Posts
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Cr4zyH0r5e
Peru1308 Posts
Really good story, though. Props to you, sir. Edit: | ||
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AcesAnoka
Belgium262 Posts
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AiTotoro
Germany21 Posts
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run.at.me
Australia550 Posts
It's important to know there will be a day where you won't be so happy. Hell, you may even feel a bit depressed. However, everyone has good days and bad days. Don't let one bad day snow ball into a bad week. Depression is a negative thinking habit, and it's likely that something will trigger you in life to make you somewhat feel the way you used to. You need to expect this at some point, accept that fact, but also accept you will overcome it - like you have in the last two months. I have dealt with depression and anxiety myself, and it's important to acknowledge that these moments will come and go - however you get better and better with dealing with it each time. | ||
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KawaiiRice
United States2914 Posts
have another because there's a lot of 's missing. . | ||
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rabidch
United States20288 Posts
On December 14 2012 16:38 KawaiiRice wrote: cloud ftw have another because there's a lot of 's missing. .I wish this was a TL smilie now. | ||
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Xhiwi
49 Posts
I'm very impressed, but also totally happy that you get over your try to commit suicide and stuff. Yeah, I dunno what to say. Hope everything gets better for you! P.S. I think It's totally brave that you write your real story! | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
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Ultrablue
Finland31 Posts
Happy to hear, that somebody else has been there too.. Also very Zen. | ||
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ne4aJIb
Russian Federation3209 Posts
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On December 20 2012 23:08 diehilde wrote: Ugh, I dont wanna be the naysayer here, but its highly unlikely you just "figure it out" yourself after a year long chronic depression. This sounds a lot like a manic phase to me. As long as you havent identified and dealt with the roots of your depression it most likely will come back, stronger than ever. From what you wrote its clear you have a severely disordered self esteem, possibly coupled with social phobia. I strongly suggest seeking professional help, which means a stationary psychoanalytic / cognitive-behavioral therapy in a clinic for a cpl weeks/months followed by ambulant therapy. Depressions dont just cure themselves, self esteems dont just become healthy because one realizes "Hey I just got to love myself!". Much more likely for your depression to have evolved into a manic depression. Its sad to see all the psychological amateurs go "Hey, your cured, good for you!" - your really not helping. im sure you were trying to help but man you just sound like a douche "Depressions dont just cure themselves" Of course theres depressions that remit without treatment, probably a bigger number than there's statistics of for the obvious reason that he data is harder to grasp for people that dont go under treatment. if you are working in a medical field i'd suggest to let go of this kind of black and white thinking. Psychosocial factors for example can play a role in the origin of depression, if they improve its perfectly reasonable to get healthy again. Social phobia?? ya because its super typical for someone with social phobia to come together with a group of people and show yourself in front of a camera with thousands of people watching, super typical If only medicine was so easy you could do all diagnosis from a small amount of text From the bit he's written you couldnt even tell if he has had chronic depression or several episodes etc (actually this part " the cause of my depression was very situational and temporary" makes chronic depression unlikely) from the bit he's written you couldnt count out a manic phase but you certainly couldnt diagnose it either I'm no professional yet but from the experience i've had with manic patients they usually use their increased drive to have fun and do unhealthy things, with him it's the opposite, working out and eating healthy rather than getting drunk, eating a lot and spending tons of money Look up ICD10 critera for a manic phase and then tell me that they are all fulfilled from the text he's written and you might see why your little rant is a bit ridiculous. I find this simple way of thinking actually very similar to people who go "If youre depressed you just gotta stop being a pussy and realize that things arent so bad" | ||
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ninazerg
United States7291 Posts
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bonifaceviii
Canada2890 Posts
On December 21 2012 06:17 ninazerg wrote: I skimmed through looking for the threesome part. It was not there. I think you missed the + Show Spoiler + | ||
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