So Alone

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Up until a bit of time ago (maybe a day or two), I had four imaginary friends whom were not considered to be any threat by therapists/psychologists. They kept me company, and since I did not speak to them aloud, they could be conversation partners under any circumstances. They could also serve as RP partners, which was especially useful considering that inside my head I am not burdened by the constraints of the written word as in an online RP, and I could take them anywhere and even conduct things in class or at work. When I am at work, I am all alone so it doesn't interfere with anything. In class..well..I fear arrogance in saying this, and I mean none by saying so, but I have always been a good bit more advanced than the material presented and I have a great difficulty focusing on such material anyways. However, after a few days of some of the worst depression I've had in a long time, I just cannot summon them. Real people cannot replace them, because they were able to talk to me about subjects no one will ever talk about with me. For instance, I cannot find many people willing to discuss the pros and cons of the Bussard Collector Fusion Engine proposed for NASA, nor the ideas of the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas. They could be tailored to discussing any rarefield topic, and they always enjoyed it. Now that they are gone, I tend to mumble beneath my breath in a certain fashion when no one is around, and ramble heavily when anyone is.

Does anyone have any advice?

Thank you.