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Hang in there, man- I think it is natural after any cross country move to feel an "anticlimax" kind of let down- take it easy- kick back, light a bowl of your favorite pipe tobacco, and relax- spring will bring better times! -SMC
stpaulbriar 4 years ago
You are not alone. I've had many times in my life like the one you're going through. Life gets better, then you go through hard times, then it gets better...it's life. Don't be discouraged. You are not alone. HOPE
quartermaster78 4 years ago 2
Life is far to short to tolerate mediocrity - you're right when you say you have to create options. And it isn't easy meeting suitable people when you're single - but if you were anywhere near my neck of the woods, I doubt you'd be single for long, sweetheart!
LululabelleUnique 4 years ago 2
Totally agree!
Oh and... hehe, i'm so flattered...
you're such the classy lady, too bad i'm not over there after all :/
blumac81 4 years ago
why don't you want to take anti-depressants again?
ichbinkeinberliner 4 years ago
Well mostly because out of the 12 different SSRI's I have tried, not one has made me feel any better. So basically it's a drain on my health and my finances. After the brain shocks that happened for about a month, everything is the same as when I was on it (Yes I'm always this discontent... lol)
Anyway keep in touch Kristin :) *hug*
blumac81 4 years ago
there are other anti-depressants that aren't ssri's too. have you tried therapy? does that do any good? i'm sorry you are feeling so low. living in a crappy neighborhood probably doesn't help matters either. :(
ichbinkeinberliner 4 years ago 2
Of course you are not alone! You are never alone. I don't think you do anything wrong. You may think differently, but it is not wrong.
MrTsBastardChild 4 years ago 2
I feel your pain, I'm in a similar situation. Chin up :) Go out, meet new people, try something new. And if you're too tired, at least call up a few friends at least once a week. That always helps me.
BasiaMik 4 years ago 2
I'll try that, thanks! :) good advice
blumac81 4 years ago
Glad to read that you are off antidepressants. I am finding now that I am on them (was on Cymbalta for 6 months, then Welbutrin, now just on Welbutrin) I seem to be MORE emotional and crying more than I was after the death of my best friend/roommate.
On the same token, the Dr's have made me physically addicted to Klonopin. When I stop taking it I end up having anxiety/panic attacks and go through withdrawls until I take one. It's a vicious cycle.
ReallyRick 4 years ago
*HUGS*
RoobyJuice 4 years ago
I feel the exact same way when I'm not taking my anti-depressants.Constant black cloud.Keep your head up...you have accomplished a lot.Sorry that you hate your job.
lzrdlvr 4 years ago