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How else could I drop 3000hrs plus into a video game in a year? And try to be helpful on the forums... it's just to keep my mind occupied.
Depression is a whole nother animal. I was severely depressed from age 17 to 21. Never did seek professional help, it would probably have been better if I had. After four years of it, I became angry enough to break out of it, and the anger eventually smoothed to healing apathy.
Not saying that would work for everyone however. My advice is to get professional help.
This is one of the most relatable things here, thanks for sharing.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥, guess I can't play a game right now, gotta go visit for someone that passed the ♥♥♥♥ away.
As for how I deal with it? Listening to music, playing computer games, sleeping, and the company of my cats...
Through wisdom it shall give you comfort & hopefully, answers, and you'll find true hope in that.
That whole message might describe the ego, super-ego, and id, more-so than depression, but it has some relevant application to understanding what is going on psychologically.
Sometimes you just need to appease 1 thing & it might be something that isn't what your conscious mind thinks it needs to improve its emotional-state at the moment - in part because the conscious mind tends to look at things more like puzzles to be solved & like all of your problems need to be solved at once & also right now, in order to make yourself feel any better.
...which isn't actually the case, but its easy for people to misinterpret / incorrectly assess their own emotional needs in this manner.
Despite the fact that the scope of my problems is pretty huge, I can usually handle depression by appeasing some primitive desire.
Right now I want to eat breaded chicken. There is no breaded chicken to eat here.
(A fresh bean burrito would also be pretty nice but... same deal.)
That's not happening. That's NOT AN OPTION!
...so, I'll have to just get through it.
When I'm not so depressed that I want to just curl up & die, I usually can find myself, somewhat without realizing it, gently singing to myself...
Right now I seem to be attached to the melodies of Figaro Castle & Coin Song (it's pretty easy to shift between the two, depending on whatever is exactly being felt, at any second, because one is simply a key & tempo variation on the theme of the other.)
Whether it be the break-up of the conscious / ego, sub-conscious / super-ego, and unconscious / id - or something more like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfYbgdo8e-8
...either way, perhaps that gentle singing is one part of my mind trying to comfort the other...
Artistically, I would accept this as the correct interpretation & even have a way to portray it but it will be a long time until I am able to finish such a work & will probably get a lot of backlash for it due to "self-inserts"... oh well.
...I guess that's good enough to press the "Post Comment" button on, but I'd also like to address the other situation I alluded to of being so depressed that I want to just curl up and die... I find the only remedy for that is sleep - even if it's not currently a time that is correct for sleeping - but I'm usually in no mind-set to think about sleeping when this happens. If I am not also angry, then I tend to curl up in bed (if possible) and listen to River Twygz Bed Extended, until I fall asleep.
If not River Twygz Bed, then something else like "10 Hours of Redeads Moaning", "Crown Dungeon", "Yoshi's New Island Title Screen", or something else comparably awful.
When I feel awful, the only music that "gets" me is something that sounds sufficiently awful, so I do not listen to anything good sounding, not even a depressive, minor-key, song - because when I feel awful enough, I feel so much worse than even what those traditional "sad songs" express.