7 Things Hidden Depression makes you do
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Date: 2023-08-20
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Mark
Depression is a mysterious and insidious bloody disease, and so to you and all others who dare to spread a general awareness to others on the behalf of sufferers such as myself, I offer my most heartfelt and sincere thanks and applaud your efforts. The way in which you create this media is beautiful and the narration is delivered eloquently without becoming unduly verbose, as well as with a vocal tone that is somehow soothing, reassuring and well-meaning.
As I said, the disease is mysterious. My dad had it. His dad drank heavily and tore his nuclear family apart with his bare fists back in the '40s and '50s, and his dad's dad, my great granddad, whom I only met once, greeted me at the front door in his birthday suit and apparently was always a withdrawn man who only ever bought his kids one pair of shoes each. My mom hanged herself in 2010 after a very long battle with the illness, and her mom never got out of bed, opting instead just to pop tranquilizers like Mogadon and snooze the days away, a trait she passed down to my mum. Don't get me wrong, though. My gran was rad!
My point is that it seems there's possibly a bit of a hereditary element to the disease in my family. I myself am a miserable, frequently suicidal sod hiding behind a smiling and supportive demeanor most of the time. I know people say this and then prove themselves to be liars later on all the time, but I genuinely possess a strong belief that, as far as I'm concerned, is backed up by tangible, undeniable evidence that ending one's own life only launches one into another one defined by laws that align with one's state of mind. (Motivational point to be observed in that little tidbit is unfortunately a platitude, but in any case, live, learn, love and persevere! The dreams you dream at night when you sleep are the seeds of existences to come)
If you can excuse that massive digression, my sole intention in commenting, other than to thank the creators of the content for it, was this. There my very well have been more, but there was one case especially in which the word or was employed in the narration where an and/or would definitely have suited the scenario being illustrated far more adequately. It was something along the lines of, depression can put one's mind into overdrive or make one incapable of thinking straight at all. This statement is not wrong, but it made me think (and the accompanying animation helped a lot with this line of thought) of all of the times that I've woken up in the morning with my mind racing at light speed, been overwhelmed by it completely, and resolved to cover my head with several pillows in an attempt to block out all evidence of the sun's having risen onto a new day pregnant with potential, and virtually force myself, with the aid of the building carbon dioxide under my pillows, to run away from all of that thinking, much of will be pretty clear, and hide away in the gentle, quiet arms of Morpheus (until the tricky fella launches one of his special one-of-the-ones-that-got-away dreams at me. Those pretty much get me up for good, usually starting with a notebook and pen)
So that's really it. Awesome video. Loved it. We need people like the creators of this video doing what they do. Just take note, in the noggin of a depressed person, everything is more often than not going on at once. It's really quite hard to bear. Overthinking, as you mentioned. It's MASSIVE! Downers are SO NICE, and therefore SO DANGEROUS. Ours is a life of uncomfortable compromises most of the time. Although I remember being in love once. That was awesome. Being in love worked better than anything I'd thrown at it before and anything I've thrown at it since.
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Depression is a mysterious and insidious bloody disease, and so to you and all others who dare to spread a general awareness to others on the behalf of sufferers such as myself, I offer my most heartfelt and sincere thanks and applaud your efforts. The way in which you create this media is beautiful and the narration is delivered eloquently without becoming unduly verbose, as well as with a vocal tone that is somehow soothing, reassuring and well-meaning.
As I said, the disease is mysterious. My dad had it. His dad drank heavily and tore his nuclear family apart with his bare fists back in the '40s and '50s, and his dad's dad, my great granddad, whom I only met once, greeted me at the front door in his birthday suit and apparently was always a withdrawn man who only ever bought his kids one pair of shoes each. My mom hanged herself in 2010 after a very long battle with the illness, and her mom never got out of bed, opting instead just to pop tranquilizers like Mogadon and snooze the days away, a trait she passed down to my mum. Don't get me wrong, though. My gran was rad!
My point is that it seems there's possibly a bit of a hereditary element to the disease in my family. I myself am a miserable, frequently suicidal sod hiding behind a smiling and supportive demeanor most of the time. I know people say this and then prove themselves to be liars later on all the time, but I genuinely possess a strong belief that, as far as I'm concerned, is backed up by tangible, undeniable evidence that ending one's own life only launches one into another one defined by laws that align with one's state of mind. (Motivational point to be observed in that little tidbit is unfortunately a platitude, but in any case, live, learn, love and persevere! The dreams you dream at night when you sleep are the seeds of existences to come)
If you can excuse that massive digression, my sole intention in commenting, other than to thank the creators of the content for it, was this. There my very well have been more, but there was one case especially in which the word or was employed in the narration where an and/or would definitely have suited the scenario being illustrated far more adequately. It was something along the lines of, depression can put one's mind into overdrive or make one incapable of thinking straight at all. This statement is not wrong, but it made me think (and the accompanying animation helped a lot with this line of thought) of all of the times that I've woken up in the morning with my mind racing at light speed, been overwhelmed by it completely, and resolved to cover my head with several pillows in an attempt to block out all evidence of the sun's having risen onto a new day pregnant with potential, and virtually force myself, with the aid of the building carbon dioxide under my pillows, to run away from all of that thinking, much of will be pretty clear, and hide away in the gentle, quiet arms of Morpheus (until the tricky fella launches one of his special one-of-the-ones-that-got-away dreams at me. Those pretty much get me up for good, usually starting with a notebook and pen)
So that's really it. Awesome video. Loved it. We need people like the creators of this video doing what they do. Just take note, in the noggin of a depressed person, everything is more often than not going on at once. It's really quite hard to bear. Overthinking, as you mentioned. It's MASSIVE! Downers are SO NICE, and therefore SO DANGEROUS. Ours is a life of uncomfortable compromises most of the time. Although I remember being in love once. That was awesome. Being in love worked better than anything I'd thrown at it before and anything I've thrown at it since.
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education
Psych2go has help me over the past 3 1/2 years I loss my father very tragically in an explosion I watched it I watched my dad die there wasnt anything anyone could do to get to him even today August 13 2022 I still have days that I break day that Im still searching for answers why, why my dad, why my family, I almost beg god to answer me and nothing Ive gone as far as stop believing in my religious believes my up bringing (Jewish religion) I honestly dont know if Ill ever be the same Jessie I was or not I suffer from ptsd I have had thought of things that are not me tragically when you witness someone die thats not something you cant unsee Ive done all things listed in this video and didnt even realize I did them if you notice something changing in your day to day life dont just brush it off ask a family member, a friend someone who knows you for help before its too late
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Psych2go has help me over the past 3 1/2 years I loss my father very tragically in an explosion I watched it I watched my dad die there wasnt anything anyone could do to get to him even today August 13 2022 I still have days that I break day that Im still searching for answers why, why my dad, why my family, I almost beg god to answer me and nothing Ive gone as far as stop believing in my religious believes my up bringing (Jewish religion) I honestly dont know if Ill ever be the same Jessie I was or not I suffer from ptsd I have had thought of things that are not me tragically when you witness someone die thats not something you cant unsee Ive done all things listed in this video and didnt even realize I did them if you notice something changing in your day to day life dont just brush it off ask a family member, a friend someone who knows you for help before its too late
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Wendy
Several years ago I had a friend who I met online because she wrote a lot of really dark short stories. I made an effort to get to know her because I was concerned, but whenever we met or actually spoke on the phone she was quite cheerful and had a very different vibe. I stopped being concerned after a month or two and just enjoyed our friendship. Then one day her brother caked me from her phone because I was the last person she had spoken to before putting her boyfriend shotgun in her mouth and pulling the trigger. I was stunned, though I can't really claim to have been surprised. That's when I really understood that some people can only express their true feelings artistically. I'm grateful to have been her friend for a short time, and wish I had been able to make a bigger difference for her.
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Several years ago I had a friend who I met online because she wrote a lot of really dark short stories. I made an effort to get to know her because I was concerned, but whenever we met or actually spoke on the phone she was quite cheerful and had a very different vibe. I stopped being concerned after a month or two and just enjoyed our friendship. Then one day her brother caked me from her phone because I was the last person she had spoken to before putting her boyfriend shotgun in her mouth and pulling the trigger. I was stunned, though I can't really claim to have been surprised. That's when I really understood that some people can only express their true feelings artistically. I'm grateful to have been her friend for a short time, and wish I had been able to make a bigger difference for her.
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Colleen
I would find it interesting if you guys would include the fact that we're in year three of a pandemic and sometimes some of these symptoms that could be depression could also be self-preservation I'm a cancer survivor I've had multiple surgeries I have battled depression before but this is different this is not the same type of depression this is we are in the third year of a pandemic and I don't feel like going out in large groups and meeting people I don't feel like going to concerts like I used to because I don't feel like getting sick and dying unnecessarily I don't think that qualifies as being depressed although I guess in some ways it kind of is a depression of sorts but pandemic depression would be interesting to hear you guys talk about
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I would find it interesting if you guys would include the fact that we're in year three of a pandemic and sometimes some of these symptoms that could be depression could also be self-preservation I'm a cancer survivor I've had multiple surgeries I have battled depression before but this is different this is not the same type of depression this is we are in the third year of a pandemic and I don't feel like going out in large groups and meeting people I don't feel like going to concerts like I used to because I don't feel like getting sick and dying unnecessarily I don't think that qualifies as being depressed although I guess in some ways it kind of is a depression of sorts but pandemic depression would be interesting to hear you guys talk about
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Lu4n
I got all the 7 signs, the social one that the depression makes us go talk with people just because we are terrified of being alone, so I always try to socialize, but I am so shy and most of the times people talk about something I don't know about or something I dont like to remember, friends is a strong word for me, I consider I have only 2 friends in my life, they help me a little, yet I explain my past, they help me with advices, but it's not so fast to understand and keep life on a good mood, I always feel sad about almost everything I live and see, I feel umconfortable in my house for a reason, I feel falling into a void, like losing hope and stuff like that
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I got all the 7 signs, the social one that the depression makes us go talk with people just because we are terrified of being alone, so I always try to socialize, but I am so shy and most of the times people talk about something I don't know about or something I dont like to remember, friends is a strong word for me, I consider I have only 2 friends in my life, they help me a little, yet I explain my past, they help me with advices, but it's not so fast to understand and keep life on a good mood, I always feel sad about almost everything I live and see, I feel umconfortable in my house for a reason, I feel falling into a void, like losing hope and stuff like that
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Richard
The animation style is wonderful. That being said, I truly enjoy joining in all these comprehsensive curated courses out there which do so much to help us with defining relation ship fundraising, building self confidence, improving our health and wellness, forgiveness and meditation, avoiding vulnerability, Empowering the World through Education, and of course and most importantly -dealing with hidden depression - all with the intention of getting more done n less time. preferably by COB or sooner.
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The animation style is wonderful. That being said, I truly enjoy joining in all these comprehsensive curated courses out there which do so much to help us with defining relation ship fundraising, building self confidence, improving our health and wellness, forgiveness and meditation, avoiding vulnerability, Empowering the World through Education, and of course and most importantly -dealing with hidden depression - all with the intention of getting more done n less time. preferably by COB or sooner.
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Christina_YJ
I have a very deep depression. I thought ignoring is easy but the last or something depressing will always come onto my mind. I find it difficult to control. I also kept on hiding my depression so people wouldnt think Im a negative person because I want to do well in school and make friends. I didnt know its gonna affect me. Everyday I would always listen to songs so my depression would be concealed throughout the entire day. I feel songs are my life, its just very important to me. :)
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I have a very deep depression. I thought ignoring is easy but the last or something depressing will always come onto my mind. I find it difficult to control. I also kept on hiding my depression so people wouldnt think Im a negative person because I want to do well in school and make friends. I didnt know its gonna affect me. Everyday I would always listen to songs so my depression would be concealed throughout the entire day. I feel songs are my life, its just very important to me. :)
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Tyler
I draw alot of things and I also wrote a very dark story about a women who was betrayed by 2 armies and she hated them both and turned into a assassin that a demigod turned her into and the Demi god loved on her in ways ppl couldnt.
(Yes I know its a fantasy story)
I still have the story to I almost published it to but never did. its just a short story from my most darkest pain.
I also have been drawing lately and iv noticed that what I draw is what I am feeling deep inside me.
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I draw alot of things and I also wrote a very dark story about a women who was betrayed by 2 armies and she hated them both and turned into a assassin that a demigod turned her into and the Demi god loved on her in ways ppl couldnt.
(Yes I know its a fantasy story)
I still have the story to I almost published it to but never did. its just a short story from my most darkest pain.
I also have been drawing lately and iv noticed that what I draw is what I am feeling deep inside me.
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Gemini
My symptoms match with that of depression (not being able to feel anything, not caring to go through the day, wanting to jump but then feeling too lazy to do it (haha I'm such an inept, and that of hidden depression (using studies as escapism, writing stuffs, laughing too much, can't focus on anything, overthinking, isolating myself) So maybe I'm not depressed and my mind is playing a trick on me? idk
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My symptoms match with that of depression (not being able to feel anything, not caring to go through the day, wanting to jump but then feeling too lazy to do it (haha I'm such an inept, and that of hidden depression (using studies as escapism, writing stuffs, laughing too much, can't focus on anything, overthinking, isolating myself) So maybe I'm not depressed and my mind is playing a trick on me? idk
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Cinnosaurus
Hi, I would like to ask you something. For the past month I have been watching some videos about paranting mistakes and I can relate to them, well I can relate to my parents doing this, since I am a child. I am scared of telling them anything and I hope you can help a bit, since your videos have helped me a lot. Hope you keep on making videos.
Best wishes, Cinny.
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Hi, I would like to ask you something. For the past month I have been watching some videos about paranting mistakes and I can relate to them, well I can relate to my parents doing this, since I am a child. I am scared of telling them anything and I hope you can help a bit, since your videos have helped me a lot. Hope you keep on making videos.
Best wishes, Cinny.
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Sandra
I hate it when people say snap out of it. They don't know how truly hard it is to function. I was one who threw myself into work but retired at 69 yrs. Old. I've been junk since then and have found two meds that help a little. Now they want to take them away from me. I can see why there are so many suicides these days. You find a med and they take it away.
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I hate it when people say snap out of it. They don't know how truly hard it is to function. I was one who threw myself into work but retired at 69 yrs. Old. I've been junk since then and have found two meds that help a little. Now they want to take them away from me. I can see why there are so many suicides these days. You find a med and they take it away.
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vanilla
My doctor specifically told me to go see psychologist and i dont know. Isnt that a bit too much? I do wanna get better, i'm really tired of being anxious and overthink everything ruining my friendship but is it too overdramatic to go see? I wanna tell my mom but i dont know if she'll accept. By this comment whoever read this will know i overthink a lot
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My doctor specifically told me to go see psychologist and i dont know. Isnt that a bit too much? I do wanna get better, i'm really tired of being anxious and overthink everything ruining my friendship but is it too overdramatic to go see? I wanna tell my mom but i dont know if she'll accept. By this comment whoever read this will know i overthink a lot
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Fenimoure
You know guys, I genuinely don't know whether I am fine or not. Laziness and depression are almost indistinguishable for me. Like, yeah, there are tips on how to make yourself better like walking everyday or exercising, but I really don't know whether I am too lazy to do these things or too depreseed.
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You know guys, I genuinely don't know whether I am fine or not. Laziness and depression are almost indistinguishable for me. Like, yeah, there are tips on how to make yourself better like walking everyday or exercising, but I really don't know whether I am too lazy to do these things or too depreseed.
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Prithin
Signs of depression:
1) Throw yourself into work or studies
2) Express yourself through your creativity
3) Spend more time with others
4) Feel pressured to always seem happy
5) Overthink everything
6) Lose focus or concentration
7) Disregard affection or concern for others
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Signs of depression:
1) Throw yourself into work or studies
2) Express yourself through your creativity
3) Spend more time with others
4) Feel pressured to always seem happy
5) Overthink everything
6) Lose focus or concentration
7) Disregard affection or concern for others
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Minella
Is it possible to have a mix of both visible and hidden depression? I know I'm depressed. But from this list I can see where I share some of the signs on both spectrums. Same with my mother in law. Thank you for all you do I hope you know you really are helping.
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Is it possible to have a mix of both visible and hidden depression? I know I'm depressed. But from this list I can see where I share some of the signs on both spectrums. Same with my mother in law. Thank you for all you do I hope you know you really are helping.
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charles
Remember this is the gang that controls the CDC that helped you lean all about the Jab and how you can get boosted with Fauci throwing in his two cents worth. They should know all about depression - they have a patent on how it works - if you get my drift.
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Remember this is the gang that controls the CDC that helped you lean all about the Jab and how you can get boosted with Fauci throwing in his two cents worth. They should know all about depression - they have a patent on how it works - if you get my drift.
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whichwasher2007
i feel like some of these points, are to me. i am single and lonely, so I've focus my time on working constant hours at my day job. but im not sure im depressed as i still enjoy time away from work, all be it with my son or my friends and family.
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i feel like some of these points, are to me. i am single and lonely, so I've focus my time on working constant hours at my day job. but im not sure im depressed as i still enjoy time away from work, all be it with my son or my friends and family.
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Micky
I have a sinking feeling the pandemic and now climate change as simply a transfer of wealth, track our movents and totally control of our day to day lives. Social justice, Race & Gender issues and Proxy Wars are meant only to distract and divide.
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I have a sinking feeling the pandemic and now climate change as simply a transfer of wealth, track our movents and totally control of our day to day lives. Social justice, Race & Gender issues and Proxy Wars are meant only to distract and divide.
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P.
Well, in the U. S, they just created a massive free telephone help system connected to thousands of services for anyone with any type of mental health issues. Depression is NOT invisible and people DO care and there IS help.
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Well, in the U. S, they just created a massive free telephone help system connected to thousands of services for anyone with any type of mental health issues. Depression is NOT invisible and people DO care and there IS help.
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Cory
Yea. I've suffered from depression for sure. I've Always been isolated a lot, even in school. I got older and ended up struggling with a drinking problem. I'm not use to much real company of my own.
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Yea. I've suffered from depression for sure. I've Always been isolated a lot, even in school. I got older and ended up struggling with a drinking problem. I'm not use to much real company of my own.
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Miguel
Bro i literally keep fighting with myself my mind wants to control me but I'll wouldn't allow it due to my pride, but at 12: 00a. m i start to feel huge guilt weakness, and many more.
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Bro i literally keep fighting with myself my mind wants to control me but I'll wouldn't allow it due to my pride, but at 12: 00a. m i start to feel huge guilt weakness, and many more.
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Blackdragon
I've recently started to take online classes as a way to ascape my boring shit life and ended up speed running all the courses. I even got a degree in nutrition, that's so cool.
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I've recently started to take online classes as a way to ascape my boring shit life and ended up speed running all the courses. I even got a degree in nutrition, that's so cool.
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Just
I dont even know deppression is my problem, i even thought im starting to have mental illness, i have a lot to say but its fascinating that all of this is whats happening to me
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I dont even know deppression is my problem, i even thought im starting to have mental illness, i have a lot to say but its fascinating that all of this is whats happening to me
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Coconut
Im the opposite and severely depressed except number 4 yes I pretend that im fine and strong, 5 im overthinking always regardless depressed or not and yes for number 6, 7
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Im the opposite and severely depressed except number 4 yes I pretend that im fine and strong, 5 im overthinking always regardless depressed or not and yes for number 6, 7
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Jenna
2. A very good way to stop being able to make good art is to take Prozac. The best artists are always tortured. I guess you need to decide which is more important to you.
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2. A very good way to stop being able to make good art is to take Prozac. The best artists are always tortured. I guess you need to decide which is more important to you.
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