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Reply 580
Original post by senz72
It's okay to cry once in a while.

I had a big cry myself earlier today. :frown:

It just a sign i may be slipping back into depression after months of feeling semi-okay. I often wonder how much of the worlds population feel like we do. I wonder what it's like to feel happy everyday.
Reply 581
Original post by james1211
It just a sign i may be slipping back into depression after months of feeling semi-okay. I often wonder how much of the worlds population feel like we do. I wonder what it's like to feel happy everyday.


Oh no, maybe find out what's changed today compared to last week? I wonder how much as well and how much are really happy.

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Original post by senz72
Aww, they must love you!

Oh man, I hope you find a way to resolve it completely but at least for now you're not thinking about it.

Thanks :s-smilie: Decided to stay in, I think - too much of a walk to the duck pond, usually end up going after a film or something - when I'm on campus anyway. Also my friend hasn't replied to my text :frown: Was just lightly-suggesting hanging out - feeling pretty rubbish, and haven't seen her in a while. I think I'm probably relying too much on her/being too negative, too :s-smilie: Same with the other 2 friends I've told/talked to :frown:

Might change my mind about ducks in a bit, though not likely. Just tired! :eek:
Original post by james1211
It just a sign i may be slipping back into depression after months of feeling semi-okay. I often wonder how much of the worlds population feel like we do. I wonder what it's like to feel happy everyday.

Same here :s-smilie: Also feels really odd if you've had a couple good days - because it's almost as if I instantly forget what that's really like once that periods over. If that makes sense?

Sorry to hear you're not feeling too great again :frown: Could just be a rough/stressful patch with stuff?
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Original post by james1211
Great to hear, that makes me worry a bit less for you :smile: just being here is the most important thing to cling to, who cares what other stuff happens in life, you're still here and that's a gift to the rest of us around you.


Thank you. Sorry to hear you're not doing well :frown: I really hope you feel better soon :penguinhug: :lovehug:
Reply 584
Original post by purple-duck
Thanks :s-smilie: Decided to stay in, I think - too much of a walk to the duck pond, usually end up going after a film or something - when I'm on campus anyway. Also my friend hasn't replied to my text :frown: Was just lightly-suggesting hanging out - feeling pretty rubbish, and haven't seen her in a while. I think I'm probably relying too much on her/being too negative, too :s-smilie: Same with the other 2 friends I've told/talked to :frown:

Might change my mind about ducks in a bit, though not likely. Just tired! :eek:



Ah crap, sorry. I didn't mean it in an offensive way or anything.
Original post by senz72
Ah crap, sorry. I didn't mean it in an offensive way or anything.

oh! Wasn't taken in an offensive way at all :smile: Was a sincere thanks :smile: Sorry for the misunderstanding :s-smilie: :smile:
Reply 586
Original post by purple-duck
oh! Wasn't taken in an offensive way at all :smile: Was a sincere thanks :smile: Sorry for the misunderstanding :s-smilie: :smile:


It's that blue face things. I have no idea what it actually means!
It seems to suggest that I've said something wrong or offended you and you don't know how to react.

And I do say stupid things on a regular basis. :sadnod:
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Original post by senz72
It's that blue face things. I have no idea what it actually means!
It seems to suggest that I've said something wrong or offended you and you don't know how to react.

And I do say stupid things on a regular basis. :sadnod:


OH, sorry - no - I don't use it for that, really :smile: Just me being confused/sad.
:nah: You don't! and if you ever did, I'd know that you don't mean it, anyway :smile:
Reply 588
Original post by purple-duck
OH, sorry - no - I don't use it for that, really :smile: Just me being confused/sad.
:nah: You don't! and if you ever did, I'd know that you don't mean it, anyway :smile:


Ah okay. Sorry for the confusion.

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Reply 589
Got to see my friend today for the first time in months. Really good :smile:

A long day though- no time for my usual nap- and a bit of an emotional therapy session so i'm shattered. Still happy though so I don't really mind. Hopefully just means i'll have a really good sleep tonight. :P

Hope you're all doing well. Think i'll just randomly mention how much being able to do this helps me. It feels so supportive, especially when i'm feeling bad. I hope you all find it helpful too. :smile:

Goodnight all. (Insert appropriate smily here- wavey or something) :P

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Original post by Kindred
Got to see my friend today for the first time in months. Really good :smile:

A long day though- no time for my usual nap- and a bit of an emotional therapy session so i'm shattered. Still happy though so I don't really mind. Hopefully just means i'll have a really good sleep tonight. :P

Hope you're all doing well. Think i'll just randomly mention how much being able to do this helps me. It feels so supportive, especially when i'm feeling bad. I hope you all find it helpful too. :smile:

Goodnight all. (Insert appropriate smily here- wavey or something) :P

Glad you got to see them :smile: and that therapy was helpful/another step forward (?)

Same here :smile: and Dear You, too :yes:

'night! :hi:

Original post by senz72
Ah okay. Sorry for the confusion.

Nothing to apologise for :smile:

Hope you're doing okay :hugs: Might get some sleep soon :s-smilie: (As in I probably should


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so I couldn't sleep, I lost control.

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Reply 592
Original post by ScaryScience
Thank you. Sorry to hear you're not doing well :frown: I really hope you feel better soon :penguinhug: :lovehug:

Thanks, i'll be fine, don't worry :lovehug:
Original post by Tilly-Elizabeth
I've started to scare myself because I find sometimes I get obsessed completely with something that isn't true. Like when I thought my parents were homophobic. I became obsessed that they were, but I never had any evidence that they were, and when I used to make up ideas in my head that had happened and I believe that they happened. And they didn't. The same thing happened with my friend. I became obsessed that she was going to get me excluded from school, even though she has no reason too, and we're pretty good friends. But I still believed it was going to happen for months. I fear when it will happen next, because when I believe something so much it's like nothing else matters. I think about it all the time, and I just believe it's true no matter what. Looking back it keeps happening. I don't even trust my own thoughts anymore.


Don't worry, you're not alone in this :h:
Reply 594
The sun is out and I actually feel genuinely upbeat.

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Reply 595
Support workers coming round in a bit and as usual the flats a mess :frown: urgh


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Reply 596
Original post by james1211
The sun is out and I actually feel genuinely upbeat.

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Yay!
:woohoo:
Reply 597
Original post by james1211
The sun is out and I actually feel genuinely upbeat.

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Thats really good :biggrin:
:five:


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Original post by SciFiRory
so I couldn't sleep, I lost control.

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Really sorry, repped you by mistake. Sorry again :frown:
Reply 599
Original post by SciFiRory
so I couldn't sleep, I lost control.

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