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Can Major depression be related to ASD?

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BlossX
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13 Dec 2021, 10:50 am

theprisoner wrote:
Depression is related to having sh1t things happen to you. (To put it bluntly.) Over and over again.



exactly, but the problem is when you had enough of it and your patience is gone. You keep adding up stuff to the depression and it will just not go away. You feel "heavy" and you can no longer hold your tears or your "guilt".
This is when pills will help, I think.



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13 Dec 2021, 10:52 am

I find anger is great smasher of guilt, sadness, the depressive emotions. "Anger is an energy" Then you can make room for more pleasurable emotions to slip in. Kinda like terraforming.


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