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Gugeno

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dysthymia and feeling alone
Posted: 05-29-08 10:29am

I'd like to put something relevant in the subject. But I dont know what it is I want. My therapist told me yesterday people who fall deeper and deeper into depression (In my case, I have dysthymia) typically dont search for help. Myself, I'm forcing myself to grasp for others before the door shuts for me.

So what I may type may be a little long winded, but I need someone to just listen.

I feel alone and sterile. I had a girl a few weeks ago who was literally straddling me and kissing all over me. Every 16 year old's dream. Not mine. Every time she'd go to kiss me, I'd be so uninterested in both her, and the actual kissing. I couldn't get anything out of it whatsoever. Well, word got around to my ex. My ex kind of messed with me for a few months. She kept holding me on, reassuring that she liked me, but couldn't deal with a relationship. I respected this, as I typically like to take things slow anyway. A week after telling me she loved me, it ended. Love for some is a fickle thing, but not for me. It meant something. Well anyway, my ex found out about the girl I was involved with, and was taken over with jealousy and regret.

Skipping forward about a month and a half, the other girl moved, and I'm still talking to my ex. I get something out of her. It feels good to be excited around her. To hug her, and not feel like i'm awkwardly hugging a stump (I use this in regards to any person I hug), is something refreshing to me. But how long can it last? Some friends have told me to just give it a shot, but I don't wanna go through the heartbreak that I did last time.

I've begun to hate myself. I wallow in my self pity, and cant bring myself out of it. I'll admit, I can argue a point, and throughout time I've done alot of studying to know what I'm talking about. So it seems whenever someone tries to help me, I fight for my own pessimistic views, that it seems that I'm pushing everyone else away. I can understand why they wouldnt want to help someone like me, I'm difficult and not worth their time.

I guess I've come here because I know there are others here. Anywhere else, this'd be seen like a cry for attention. Attention wouldnt do anything for me, it'd just feel like I have judging eyes all on me. I just want some neutral rationalization. Not "Look at the bright side". Something that makes sense.
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