Really bad idea. I watched that series while I was feeling down (due to various reasons that I won't bore you with) and it pushed me over that edge and drove me to attempt suicide.(Don't worry, a shrink and some pills helped.) [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/IGotBetter]
So yeah, my advice would be to go to a therapist. It really helped me.
I smoke too much, drink too much and eat too much.
I then go find a stupid person being stupid and tell them how exactly they are being stupid in the most detailed and exhaustive way I can- nothing makes me feel better than a good rant.
I get depressed alot. I generally deal with it badly. Solitary gaming, or drinking spirits alone. Alcohol will not help you.
I also listen to Muse alot when i'm depressed. It helps (even though alot of people deem them to be "depressing", its better than "happy music", which just makes me feel worse)
All I need to do is get my mind occupied with something else. Swinging my swords or axe around is always fun. If it is late at night, the best medicine for most any problem (be it sad or feeling sick) for me is to just have a wank. It relaxes the mind and body.
If I can't play with myself or my axe, and RTS game is the next choice. Nothing more satisfying than having a Holy Roman assassin kill so many popes the house of cardinals becomes vacated.
Whenever I get depressed, one thing comes to mind: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Don't criticize the show if you haven't seen it: it is actually a legitimately funny and cute show. The animation is gorgeous, ALL of the characters are loveable, and the writing is actually pretty good.
Another show that comes to mind is Lucky Star. The animation is a bit stale, but that is show is so funny it never fails to put me in a good mood. Konata's constant trolling to Kagami never fails to make me laugh.
Also, I listen to some good music. There is a man named Jim Johnston, he does all of the themes for WWE wrestlers, but just listen to this amazing stuff!
Deppression? Just get on with life. Do what you normally would do for fun, spend time with friends. Never shut yourself away wallowing in sad music or playing games on your own as this will not help. Ever. No matter how bad things get in life, it doesnt last forever. Death, divorce, in a years time they wont matter as much. You cant do anything to change it anyway, just got to let feelings run their course. Sadness over death ends soon enough. Stick with your mates.
Read the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, read the happier stories on Reddit, watch episodes of Avatar: The Last Airbender on Netflix. Yeah. I'm mature.
I'm normally a pretty easy-going guy, but I had some internal conflict going on the other day. life is moving pretty fast with university coming up and I had had a long day helping out at a show which mostly went wrong and put the producer in a bad mood.
So, when I got home, I played some Guitar Hero on drums to work off the stress, and that was when it all caught up with me. I sat cradling my temple in my hands and thought things through for about 10 minutes. Then I played some more drums, and then I thought some more. After that I felt immediately better. I guess I just overturned the bad thoughts with good ones.
So that's how I cope. Apart from that I know for a fact that watching Friendship Is Magic puts me in a good mood.
I haven't had a good week. I've been very depressed and yesterday and today there were a couple family deaths that just put the icing on the cake. I'm not particularly thrilled with life right now. I'm not trying to attract pity or anything I just wanted to provide a bit of perspective/backstory, as I usually do when I make threadshing always leads me to make a thread.
Anyways, I've been playing lots of video games, hanging out with friends, watching lots of movies and rugby, re watching old Simpsons episodes and staying up until I pass out from exhaustion. I also had a couple nice long pulls of my favourite tequila today when things got a little too much and I was on the verge of an emotional breakdown. But I digress.
As stated in the title, partly for ideas and partly for kicks, what do you do when you're depressed?
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