Why am i depressed? I have a decent life, no real problems, I mean it would probably be consideres below average but im never hungry, I have all the necessities and even some extra stuff such as a computer- yet I cant help but be incredibly depressed. Is this a normal thing? Do any of you guys feel severely depressed despite not having any legitimate reasons? Or is there a reason, but I just cant see it or something?
>inb4 Go ask a doctor faggot
I dont have the money for that, so this is this is the best chance ive got of finding an answer, or at least someone who feels the same.
>>29757782
Genetic disorders suck.
chemical imbalance
>>29757819
Can you elaborate? what does that mean and how do I fix it, I want this to end.
>>29757819
>it's this meme again
Epic
I'm sorry about your problems but I just want to say I love this painting.
Depression seems to be on the rise for some reason. There are too many medical causes to count; try googling the isabel symptom checker and inputting your non-psychological symptoms first; it may help
>>29757858
It is one of my favorites for sure
>>29757782
Depression is a strange phenomenon indeed OP. There are some who fall into a pit of depression because they lose a loved one or they lose their job or fail at something they really wanted. Then there are those who seem to have many privileges and opportunities and a good life in general but still feel a gloomy cloud over their heads. Psychologists have speculated that depression can be genetically based. I might be a candidate for clinical depression. I have always felt apathy, numbness, lethargy and moodiness on a regular basis. Throughout school, I was severely unmotivated to work hard or do anything really. I just enjoyed sitting and browsing the Internet to take my mind off of things. Good news is that if you are genetically inclined towards depression, you can still do many things to suppress the illness as much as possible.
I am somewhat convinced I have some manic depressive style of depression, but what got me out of the shit times was excercise, organization of my living quarters or just doing something productive. I would occasionally read a book or do something escapist that didnt seem wasteful or squandering of time. This is advice from a failed normie, but especially excercise has helped.
Jazz music helped, or at least threw relatable themes into my life. Flamenco Blues, Undercurrent are two I enjoy on a downturn.
As said by another anon, this painting is an absolute favorite of mine, serves as my phone wallpaper. The version I have is orange though.
Why doesn't he just do fast food?
>>29757782
I feel the same way sometimes Anon, I was super depressed for a good 7 months from the years of 2014-2015, then I found a hobby. Getting introduced into lifting and then powerlifting really sates my autism because breaking PRs gives me a reason to wake up and do my routine and go to work.
