Drachul · 1 points ·
Well, when speaking about clinically depressed, that last part you mentioned was what I meant. Also, while the terms for being clinically depressed are as stated in your link, you can't just self diagnose yourself that easily (I mean you can, but it's meaningless). To actually be clinically depressed you'll have to go to a doctor ( a licensed one please) and he'll/she'll diagnose you. And as far as I know, no self respecting doctor would be too hasty to diagnose clinical depression (for which you would also get strong medication). Exactly the kind of medication you mentioned, so yeah, those are clinically depressed.
Well, my reasons weren't minor (yes, technically I was clinically depressed, but no doctor would have diagnosed me as clinically depressed) and I also won't talk about them online. However, I think we are mostly talking about semantics by now, because stopping something is actively doing something. Only because it is something you do over a longer period of time, doesn't mean you don't stop doing it. I also don't want to say that it is always easy (and again, I already said that I am talking about a kinda standard life situation here) but the mother is still right. It's about you and you are the only one who can "stop" being depressed.
Well, my reasons weren't minor (yes, technically I was clinically depressed, but no doctor would have diagnosed me as clinically depressed) and I also won't talk about them online. However, I think we are mostly talking about semantics by now, because stopping something is actively doing something. Only because it is something you do over a longer period of time, doesn't mean you don't stop doing it. I also don't want to say that it is always easy (and again, I already said that I am talking about a kinda standard life situation here) but the mother is still right. It's about you and you are the only one who can "stop" being depressed.
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