Thus I always feel petty and trivial
10 years ago by viv24601 · 2354 Likes · 20 comments · Popular
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lucifer
· 10 years ago
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Bigger problems or not they're still not your problems so you shouldn't feel bad about having your own problems.
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deleted
· 10 years ago
I feel bad for you hun, you got 99 problem but being poor ain't one.
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deleted
· 10 years ago
On a more serious note, there will always be someone who has it far better and far worse than you. You take care of you and your life. Being grateful that your struggles aren't as bad as some, doesn't diminish the fact that you have them.
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guest
· 10 years ago
See you have a point, but your point is just making you worse. Depression though isn't your fault or anything; it's a condition. Just take medication. If you don't want to, try doing something like write a list of 10 good things/things you are thankful for that happened each day. OR EVEN BETTER, instead of feeling bad, use your upper middle class powers to make a difference in the lives of someone else! ie volunteer or raise money. Do something personal to improve your depression and the suffering of another=double win
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guest
· 10 years ago
Dont ever feel guilty about something you cant change!
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guest
· 10 years ago
Some people are so poor, all they have is money.
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madz2013
· 10 years ago
woah that was deep
redhotchilipeppers
· 10 years ago
Don't feel bad about that you still have your own problems to deal with - big or little You didn't choose to have depression
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guest
· 10 years ago
Others are in the same boat me too don't worry
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living
· 10 years ago
Yeah me too
guest
· 10 years ago
Go volunteer, it is know to help depression and you'll feel better helping others.
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guest
· 10 years ago
Story of my life
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elliem4444
· 10 years ago
Think of it this way, you can still be happy even though other people are more happy, so you can still be sad even though other people are more sad (or have it "worse off").
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madz2013
· 10 years ago
It doesn't matter if other people have it worse. Having a mental health problem is hard no matter how much money you have.
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hotmail
· 10 years ago
Don't let other people fuck around with your right to have feelings. Hope you're okay :)
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guest
· 10 years ago
Depression isn't a problem, its a mental disorder. Environmental factors like wealth can sometimes only play a minimal part. It is a chemical imbalance. This imbalance can make "trivial" things seem devastating. You can't change it, and nobody should expect you to. Poor people don't "deserve" depression more than wealthy people; its a disease that can afflict anyone. Don't feel guilty. Don't feel like your "petty" problems aren't worth anybody's time. Keeping it all to yourself because you don't want to burden people with "worse" problems will only hurt and isolate you even more. If it makes you feel better about it, don't refer to the trivial things that might trigger your depression, talk about depression itself. If dropping your favorite mug made you cry for half the day, talk about how you cried half the day. In reality, the mug may have nothing to do with your sadness. I may not be in the upper middle class but I certainly understand your predicament. You deserve help and support.
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jmvail
· 10 years ago
I hate how u are guilty. If u r middle class it means ubto someone close to u worked hard dont feel bad about that.
abel_hazard
· 7 years ago
It's not a contest. You get to have problems, even if other people have bigger problems. Get help. Medication, therapy, whatever helps fix it. Then if you still feel guilty about other people having bigger problems - do something to alleviate some of those too. Make donations to a food bank. Volunteer with a local educational organization.
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guest
· 10 years ago
Please don't hate on me but I can't see how a person with money can be depressed... And even then, depressed with money is better than depressed without
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ohmajeez
· 10 years ago
Shut uuuuuppppppp..."I'm am a member if the upper middle class" what a wanker.
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