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PANEL 1:
— … shit. I don’t feel like talking to anyone right now.
SFX: BZZZZ BZZZ BZZZ
PANEL 2:
— An E-mail. Well, I can’t think of a decent reply so I’ll answer it later.
PANEL 3:
— … do I really want to be bothered with leaving the house today?
PANEL 4:
— I’m so fucking lonely.
— … shit. I don’t feel like talking to anyone right now.
SFX: BZZZZ BZZZ BZZZ
PANEL 2:
— An E-mail. Well, I can’t think of a decent reply so I’ll answer it later.
PANEL 3:
— … do I really want to be bothered with leaving the house today?
PANEL 4:
— I’m so fucking lonely.
I would disagree about this being trigger free.
If you do, you should at least explain why.
This certainly is something I deal with still. Between assuming the worst or thinking I will be a bother, I tend to fall into this [personal] trap. But each day I am making progress, so, maybe one day this won’t happen anymore aswell.
Yup, that would be me.
My average day in the dorms at College. And then, my mom and everybody else (save for a far away friend who also has depression) seems to think that if I go out, that I’ll feel better. That’s utter bullhonkey. It doesn’t work like that, “friends”
Yes! This is so true for me.
I completely relate to this
Thank you for giving voice to my experience
damn, this really hit the nail on the head.
This is literally me, and my family thinks I’m distancing myself on purpose and my friends or other people in my life think I don’t care about them enough to talk to them online when we can’t see each other much in person. I always get so anxious when people call me and I take so long to respond to texts because I almost instantly loose the drive to keep talking. Kinda sucks big time.