I'm not sure if it's just a case of SAD because it's started in the last couple of months, but I've been feeling pretty low recently.
I had my 6 weeks of therapy and after opening up about everything, opening old wounds, it gets cut off because of the
fab mental health support the NHS offers. /s I think that's been a big factor in feeling so crap right now.
I'm feeling more sensitive to stress. The slightest thing/rude remark makes me feel so anxious and upset. I don't have thick skin like everyone else seems to have. Work has been stressful recently. My manager is being pretty unfair to me right now too but I don't feel there's anything I can do about it. I'm certainly not confident enough to say anything.
I have such poor self esteem that people walk all over me and I can't magic self esteem and value out of mid air, though I have applied for a self esteem course. I still don't think it'll make much of a difference because you can't just retrain what you've been brought up to be like.
The stress has triggered my health issues so I'm not doing well physically. I am just too tired to do anything, partly because of unexplained illness (possible bowel disease) and partly because I'm feeling so low. I already have chronic fatigue.
Everyone seems to be so social and they get along well and I'm always the quiet outcast.
I really don't like this life anymore. It's just work, work, work amongst some horribly rude/nasty people. I don't want to spend the rest of my life living like this. Our entire lives are just focused on studying to get a job that most of us probably won't like doing anyway or it'll have ****ty people there who make the job unbearable. I just feel like an undervalued work horse that's dispensable.
I don't have the confidence or self worth to do things I'd really love to do (travelling etc.). And if there's something I want to do, my health gets in the way. I just can't win and I'm so fed up.