• ManOMorphos@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      I feel this way even though I’m doing alright nowadays. I think past a point of environmental or social stress, it takes away the ability to express certain feelings.

      I don’t have strong emotions anymore but nothing is particularly painful either. That was not the case for me in high school, dealing with particularly bad depression.

      • WYLD_STALLYNS@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        1 year ago

        I feel you there, I was told I was gonna die in my 20’s due to an aneurysm from an inoperable mass in my brain.

        Got an experimental surgery, which technically failed… yet, here I still am alive lol. My neurologists don’t really know what to say decades later, so short of having a huge luck stat, I might be unkillable? 😂

        And honestly, I would’ve rather go out in better shape, not achy af like I am now. 🥴

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      1 year ago

      as long as you’re still able to feel sad about things I wouldn’t worry about too much about not crying, everyone reacts differently to things. though it shouldn’t need to be the worst experience of your life to cry about something

      I’m projecting here, but when I’m in a depressive episode all my emotions get muted. things that would normally make me cry don’t even phase me when depression hits