Anon is a magician | TheaterFire

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PoshDiggory@reddit

get out of bed On keto diet for 10 years Active on your feet job Live with friends that I talk to daily Enjoy walks and other nature activities

Still depressed.

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huckpos@reddit

I cast refresher (oh wait this is about DND)

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ZamnThatsCrazy@reddit

I cast Phantom Strike (I am Mo and Krilling someone today)

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blippie@reddit

Or maybe the depression is the reason for the behavior and not the cause.

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SoupaMayo@reddit

Having real hobbies and talking to people cured my depression, I don't care about exercise nor changing my diet

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Least-Rub-1397@reddit

The worst part is that I actually enjoy it.

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Substantial_Bet_1007@reddit

wrong. anon should have added academic failure that will be 3rd year 55 days later

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GGudMarty@reddit

First thing people like this should do is go to the gym. You get in shape, You have to socialize at least a little bit and self confidence/self worth improves.

Easy beneficial hobby to have

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Golden advice. The issue though is that anything new and out of the house will feel like a massive and daunting undertaking to someone already in this vicious cycle. Same thing goes for seeking help I guess.

What would you say to that?

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barryhakker@reddit

They should get topped to break both the ice and their anal virginity

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AI_Slopper@reddit

Posts like this make me feel schizophrenic. Sometimes I genuinely feel like someone is watching me and posting about my life just to toy with me.

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MarvelousOxman@reddit

Or perhaps this is an extremely common thing relatable to a massive swath of the population

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AI_Slopper@reddit

Perhaps. Or maybe they know I'm onto them and sent you to rationalize with me.

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KitchenAd5997@reddit

Theyre watching you through your walls

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barryhakker@reddit

There’s a camera in your peehole

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mbmiller94@reddit

That's why I tore all mine down. They thought I was crazy!

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echit2112@reddit

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T_Ijonen@reddit

There are a lot of assumptions in that line of thinking that are... Let's call them 'exotic'.

Biggest of them being that you're important enough for anyone of 'them' to care about you personally. (Hint: you're not. Never have been. Most likely never will be. Have fun with your depression.)

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GetGud_Lmao@reddit

Don’t worry we’re watching but it’s for your own good.. we want you to be better we know you can

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PooInTheStreet@reddit

Or perhaps it’s all a simulation and this guy is the main character who just decays in bed

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JCampenish@reddit

Many such cases.

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OverEasyFetus@reddit

Won't get upvoted much because Reddit

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JCampenish@reddit

bruh, if depression was a website, it would be this one.

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Snazzysnaj@reddit

Actually I think it would be depression.com

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mbmiller94@reddit

Sorry what? Couldn't hear you over my depression

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EmilieEasie@reddit

A lot of people get stuck in the trap of thinking they have to change all at once--they gotta find a new hobby, start exercising, and radically change their diet all in the same day, and when they have one backsliding day, or even a couple in a row, they totally give up.

I've seen a lot of people turn their lives around. There's no reason it can't be anonny one day, too.

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ismasbi@reddit

Personally my issue that makes me struggle with this is that I simply don't trust myself to remember the other two by the time I have half of one of those things established.

So it’s either do everything or be "incomplete".

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miked0331@reddit

Hope you find your way out of it, anon.

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Big_Boooosh@reddit

I’m glad I at least go to the gym. I’m still fat but I’m improving and am no longer soul-crushingly depressed. It’s great motivation when I feel the difference in muscularity, cardio endurance, and overall energy. My diet is still rather sloppy but it’s getting better. It’s important to work within your comfort zone. Trying too much at once will burn you out and leave you feeling overwhelmed. It’s why so many people fail New Year’s resolutions.

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