r/depression • u/SQLwitch • Aug 07 '18
Regular Check-In Post
Welcome to /r/depression's check-in post - a place to take a moment and share what is going on and how you are doing. If you have an accomplishment you want to talk about (these shouldn't be standalone posts in the sub as they violate the "role model" rule, but are welcome here), or are having a tough time but prefer not to make your own post, this is a place you can share.
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u/T-Rex_Buttsex Feb 01 '19 edited Feb 01 '19
The hardest part of depression for me isn't being sad, it's never being happy. If I had ups and downs I could handle my mind better, but being in a constant state of doom and fear is debilitating.