Quote from: Beth Andrea on November 08, 2013, 08:26:21 PM
Oh yes, online I'm wonderful.
Occasionally I even get to meet people who know me online. That's when we stop talking.
Tell me, what value do I have? I am too quiet, too anxious...can't even get out of my own damn apartment (I've been home since 330, it's 630pm right now, 3 hours, I'm hungry but can't go out shopping or to eat...I...damn this sucks. Depressive episode, type 1)
*sigh*
eta: Thanks for the hugs, btw. Not quite the same effect as a touch IRL, but we get what we get, eh?
I pretty much know your felling. I suffer from depression and anxiouty and I had OCD in my past. I am pretty good to hide it in school so I think my classmates wont belive me, but alone its something ells and somethimes I stuggle just to get outside somethimes.
My reasons are obvious I experience what I shouldnt, death threatning, and ridiculours hate speaks or false rumours.
I think the only reason why im able to get outside is because I make clear for myself that fear should not take over my life So I had really forced myself to move my comfortzone but its only obvious if we experience harshness it gonna be there in the back of our head somewhere.
I think the only thing you can do is try to move forward. as it said, when you reach the bottom you can only get up.
you may not get better in 2 hours or tomorrow or you problems may not be gone in a week, but baby steps is nessesarry.
Do you have some people you trust? maybe you could move your comfortzone by going out with them on a cafe or something. I did that with my Mtf friend when she where to go fulltime. I think it made it more easy to go out when she wasnt alone.