Hello, Severe Emotional Problems! How's it going?

Jan 19, 2007 14:43

Last night I read some fluff novel by that chick who wrote The Devil Wears Prada. I finished it somewhere in the wee hours of the night, and wanted to either kill myself or die immediately after. I was so fucking depressed for some reason, and I don't even think I can begin to articulate why in the light of day ( Read more... )

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ncsuj January 19 2007, 19:58:28 UTC
Hey, Greys Anatomy reduced me to a sobbing mess last night....don't feel bad.

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desideratum January 19 2007, 20:01:28 UTC
Yeah, but I was crying over complete crap. Not a moving story.

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desideratum January 19 2007, 20:36:26 UTC
And I wish I wasn't such a wuss. Oh well.

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guiser1 January 19 2007, 21:02:46 UTC
Please. I cry at a particularly well-crafted kleenex commercial.

He's right: give yourself a break. There are enough people who want to fuck with you in this world. You should be on your side.

xoxo

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suedeheadspike January 19 2007, 22:26:20 UTC
Why fault yourself for crying? Hahaha.

I'd be worried if that sentance read something like: "What a fucking pussy I am. Who cries cuts themselves while drinking alone and abusing vicodin in the middle of the night over a book with a happy ending?"

Crying? Perfectly healthy response to a wide range of emotional stimuli- even things that are light and fluffy.

As for feeling depressed by a happy ending, was it out of shame for feeling so emotional over it? Or possibly a "this happy fantasy made me think ver what I wish I could change in my life?" sort of thing?

~s!

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desideratum January 20 2007, 02:23:01 UTC
It's frustrating because it had absolutely nothing to do with the book, and everything to do with my own personal problems.

I cry at movies/commercials/songs/books all the time with no problems. I should have probably explained myself better.

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marziepan January 20 2007, 04:04:05 UTC
Don't be so hard on yourself. I think detaching yourself from what the depression is streaming from might be a good move.

Take care of yourself Murph.

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