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Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work.

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  • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

    @NONE I tried. i can't. im sorry.

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    No, not just lines and stuff. Try to make something concrete. A flower if you now how to do it, or an abstract composition. It has to be something relatively complex so you can zone out to it.

    As an example:

    @meluzzy

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    • purple@woof.techP purple@woof.tech

      @meluzzy

      Right now? What works for me, may not work for you, but I've found that if I can get just enough motion going, I need to force myself to do something /whack/
      Like nothing dangerous, just something that I've never done before and is low effort enough

      Examples:
      - Bake a egg in a cooking pot
      - Smoking a cigarette underneath the shower because I saw it in a movie once
      - Totally invert the layout of your bed, so that the pillows are at the opposite side

      Some of the worst things you can do is getting stuck on watching passive content though. (Youtube, TikTok, social media etc)
      I find that this makes me even more miserable until I'm at a point where even that feels useless.

      Does this always work? No, depression sucks ass. But every attempt at getting out of it is a new attempt with a possibility of success.

      Long term I have no clue, obviously talk to a therapist (which I assume you are), but short term you need to find active distractions (and try not to get too stuck on passive ones)

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      @Purple thank you for the comment.

      I have major depressive disorder. I can't really do things, I have no motivation and everything gives me pain.

      But thanks for writing, I appreciate it a lot.

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      • none@tkz.oneN none@tkz.one

        No, not just lines and stuff. Try to make something concrete. A flower if you now how to do it, or an abstract composition. It has to be something relatively complex so you can zone out to it.

        As an example:

        @meluzzy

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        @NONE that's way too much effort.
        I'm sorry I can't do that like this.
        Thanks for the comment and for the help.

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        • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

          Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work. Is there anything I can make right now to stop feeling horrible? I can't feel anything anymore I am in terrible pain.

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          @meluzzy For me being in the nature helped at least a bit - especially being in a forest. You don't have to do anything there. Grab a blanket and lay around. Listen to the birds, feel your stupid feelings and cry a little. If you want to distract yourself, read a book outside. Meanwhile I found myself a few hideaways in parks, where I can be alone. At one there is even a cat, which I can pet. A bun sometimes needs grass under its pawsπŸ‡

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          • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

            Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work. Is there anything I can make right now to stop feeling horrible? I can't feel anything anymore I am in terrible pain.

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            @meluzzy@woof.tech As someone who also has major depressive disorder, one of the things that helps me a ton is simply asking someone to compliment me, or for praise in general. Being reminded that i'm not entirely worthless to others helps me feel a little better until i'm able to control my emotions a little better.

            Also, I saw this in another comment, but go on walks! Hell, just go outside on your phone rather than staying inside. Fresh air, birdsounds, all of it is really helpful.

            One other thing, I want you to know that whatever bad things you believe about yourself
            aren't true. Your thoughts don't magically make you a bad person, or someone undesirable.

            If you ever need some compliments, don't be afraid to ask and I will praise the hecc out of you!
            ​​

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            • kulupusoweli@transfem.socialK kulupusoweli@transfem.social

              @meluzzy@woof.tech As someone who also has major depressive disorder, one of the things that helps me a ton is simply asking someone to compliment me, or for praise in general. Being reminded that i'm not entirely worthless to others helps me feel a little better until i'm able to control my emotions a little better.

              Also, I saw this in another comment, but go on walks! Hell, just go outside on your phone rather than staying inside. Fresh air, birdsounds, all of it is really helpful.

              One other thing, I want you to know that whatever bad things you believe about yourself
              aren't true. Your thoughts don't magically make you a bad person, or someone undesirable.

              If you ever need some compliments, don't be afraid to ask and I will praise the hecc out of you!
              ​​

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              @kulupuSoweli Thanks but compliments don't really do anything to me 😞
              And I used to go on walks but I got really lonely and sad from them I would just come back crying and feeling worse.

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              • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work. Is there anything I can make right now to stop feeling horrible? I can't feel anything anymore I am in terrible pain.

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                @meluzzy
                Gonna be honest, the only way I've found to fix these things is the 10 second method. Most people can do just about anything for 10 seconds (outside of things that will obviously cause harm).

                Get up and look out the window for 10 seconds. It's gonna suck and you're gonna have to force yourself, but it's only 10 seconds and you can do that. Then you get to go back to bed.

                Repeat that a few times, then pick a new thing. Get up and wash your face for 10 seconds. Open a book and read for 10 seconds.

                This helps you build stamina, energy and momentum to get you out of the stuck point at the bottom of depression. And it sucks and it's bullshit but it's better then nothing.
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                • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                  @NONE I tried. i can't. im sorry.

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                  @meluzzy @NONE I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way, because: https://youtu.be/kB9An64fSrM

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                  • technicolourpenguin@void.lgbtT technicolourpenguin@void.lgbt
                    @meluzzy
                    Gonna be honest, the only way I've found to fix these things is the 10 second method. Most people can do just about anything for 10 seconds (outside of things that will obviously cause harm).

                    Get up and look out the window for 10 seconds. It's gonna suck and you're gonna have to force yourself, but it's only 10 seconds and you can do that. Then you get to go back to bed.

                    Repeat that a few times, then pick a new thing. Get up and wash your face for 10 seconds. Open a book and read for 10 seconds.

                    This helps you build stamina, energy and momentum to get you out of the stuck point at the bottom of depression. And it sucks and it's bullshit but it's better then nothing.
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                    @technicolourpenguin This is very good advice, thank you.
                    I tried it a little but it takes too much effort for now. If I get some meds that make it easier I will try again. This gives me some hope

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                    • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                      @kulupuSoweli Thanks but compliments don't really do anything to me 😞
                      And I used to go on walks but I got really lonely and sad from them I would just come back crying and feeling worse.

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                      @meluzzy@woof.tech ...shoot, I'm really sorry to hear that. I don't have many other good ideas, but if you end up figuring something out and need my help with it, please don't be afraid to ask!!! I promise to help, mew ​​

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                      • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                        Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work. Is there anything I can make right now to stop feeling horrible? I can't feel anything anymore I am in terrible pain.

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                        @meluzzy@woof.tech

                        dang! try luanti?

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                        • weirdaholic@snowmans.landW weirdaholic@snowmans.land

                          @meluzzy @NONE I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way, because: https://youtu.be/kB9An64fSrM

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                          @meluzzy @NONE To clarify: Yes, it isn't a picasso, elaborate furry art or anything the advice giver expected. But this genuinely doesn't matter. It's what you did to express something, be it mindless squiggling, your mental state or an attempt to "prove" that you can't do it. (It has a certain "I'll show them" energy, which made me post that Spongebob Clip)

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                          • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                            Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work. Is there anything I can make right now to stop feeling horrible? I can't feel anything anymore I am in terrible pain.

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                            @meluzzy The things that can help me sometimes are cycling, eating or drinking something sweet, distracting myself with funny videos, giving myself an E injection (if on pause or overdue) or playing a game with friends. Do something that makes you feel good and is easy to do. I have those moments too, you're not alone and there are many people who appreciate you. You deserve nice things! 🫢

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                            • evur@mastodon.socialE evur@mastodon.social

                              @meluzzy The things that can help me sometimes are cycling, eating or drinking something sweet, distracting myself with funny videos, giving myself an E injection (if on pause or overdue) or playing a game with friends. Do something that makes you feel good and is easy to do. I have those moments too, you're not alone and there are many people who appreciate you. You deserve nice things! 🫢

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                              @evur Thanks for the comment. But I can't "feel good" nothing does that to me anymore.

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                              • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                                Please I have very strong persistent #depression I have tried a lot of antidepressants but they don't work. Is there anything I can make right now to stop feeling horrible? I can't feel anything anymore I am in terrible pain.

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                                fuck it I'm taking the diazepam 10mg, I'm tired of this fucking constant pain.

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                                • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                                  @evur Thanks for the comment. But I can't "feel good" nothing does that to me anymore.

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                                  @meluzzy I really wish for you to get better soon! If you think of anything good, try it. Some kind of distraction may help.

                                  You have my support.

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                                  • meluzzy@woof.techM meluzzy@woof.tech

                                    @technicolourpenguin This is very good advice, thank you.
                                    I tried it a little but it takes too much effort for now. If I get some meds that make it easier I will try again. This gives me some hope

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                                    @meluzzy
                                    You tried, that's the important part. Rest for now, then try again in a little while. Even if you only made it 5 seconds the first time, try for 6 next time.

                                    Trying is progress and you're doing a good job.
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