sly279 wrote:
LittleCoyoteKat wrote:
sly279 wrote:
Wish this site was actually supoort. I feel it’s actually made me more depressed then I would been if I’ve never came here.ill litterally wake up ok come here then feel like slitting my wrist after
Well, I tried to help. I was sympathetic to what you've told me so far. I've been clinically depressed, most of my life, I failed a suicide attempt 15 years ago. So I understand how it feels. But if you keep shrugging off shows of support and concern because they're not worded or done how you want them to be, you're dooming yourself. When you start doing that and keep doing it, you become attached to the process and in a very unhealthy way you'll start to wallow and revel in your misery and eventually you won't actually want help because it'll become such a huge part of you that you won't know who you are without it.
Support is a two sided, two way thing. You have to reach back and take the hand offered, not look somewhere else until you find the "right" hand.
I don’t mean you sorry

Others here.
People accusing me of wanting to abuse women or saying yeah no woman will want a lose like me etc.
I’ve been depressed for 5 years now. It’s probably too late then.
I’m never ever good enough for any woman.
It's ok. It's just that when you say things like that without being specific, we don't know exactly what you mean.
Do you believe them? Because that's what makes it mean anything. People can say mean things all day, every day, but its up to you to make the choice in whether or not you'll believe in what they're saying. And if you do believe them, and you agree, the beauty of being human is that you can change most things about yourself if you really want to.
It doesn't matter how long you've been depressed, it matters how long you've given in to letting it consume you, letting it make you feel sorry for yourself. And ultimately, even if it's been a long time, YOU get final say. You can change your mind about whether or not you want better/different/out of it.
Any woman you've met*. You're really not old, and even old people can end up meeting someone that makes whatever time they have worth it, happy, good. Like most things, it takes patience and a willingness to self evaluate your strengths and weaknesses, and then to put yourself out there once you've done any adjusting that needs doing.
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