Scratch

How often does this happen? Once a month? Every day?

Maybe you have depression... I don't know how to cure it, but just think about good things!    Like crazy smileys XD

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

I finally am posting this topic after thinking about it for a while.

I often am laughing with my friends, and all the sudden my best bud makes a remark and I blow up and start lecturing her for the whole lunch period. Or, I'm just on the computer, something comes over me, and I feel depressed over almost nothing. I start flaming at people and trying to tell people how unfair life is.

I don't know why.

Does anyone know maybe how I can overcome this? It happens a lot......like right now, I feel tired and upset. I don't want to eat or anything, nothing happened. But whatever you do, don't poke fun at this. 'Cause it's not a life, living sad half of the time.

If you really are 11, then this is part perfectly normal moodiness that comes with puberty.

Nothining to get worried bout

Mood Swings    EVERYBODY RUN!!!

Last edited by ScratchX (2010-01-23 16:26:21)

you could be mildly bipolar, but it's probably just puberty

Last edited by dingdong (2010-01-23 18:45:34)

I think everyone goes through this, but at different stages.  When I was around seven I suddenly succumbed to severe paranoia, fear for the future, and depression.  But I got through that in one go, and my life became much more optimistic.  I think you are going through that, but much more slowly.

I hope you get through ok.

Last edited by Kileymeister (2010-01-23 19:32:43)

Okay....I remember in 3rd grade I was scared of every house on Halloween. I'd start crying and screaming when I saw those decorations. I told myself in 4th grade I would not go trick-or-treating.
I'm still scared of PG-13 movies.
I listen to depressing songs.......
I'm afraid one day when I'm at a potluck, someone with poison my food.
I stay away from most people at school, because I don't trust them.
Bla bla bla........

I was always a timid person. XD Except I can get really mad or super hyper.

Easiest way to cure it: go outside and get some fresh air. It works when I'm mad.

It's normal.
I still haven't found a way to get over it, but I think it's mostly due to the fact that the problem that made me depressed won't jump in a ditch.

littletonkslover wrote:

I finally am posting this topic after thinking about it for a while.

I often am laughing with my friends, and all the sudden my best bud makes a remark and I blow up and start lecturing her for the whole lunch period. Or, I'm just on the computer, something comes over me, and I feel depressed over almost nothing. I start flaming at people and trying to tell people how unfair life is.

I don't know why.

Does anyone know maybe how I can overcome this? It happens a lot......like right now, I feel tired and upset. I don't want to eat or anything, nothing happened. But whatever you do, don't poke fun at this. 'Cause it's not a life, living sad half of the time.

Well if it's happening once a month, it's probably going to keep happening until you're 50.

Kileymeister wrote:

-I think the best cure for this is a healthy does of thought.  Think about things that make you sad, and question why they make you sad.  A few times you may not come up with an answer, and your heart lightens a bit.  It worked for me.

-Being around people helps too.  Being silly around people makes this work better, but you need good self esteem.

-Also, try observing details to life, no matter how simple or trivial, and embrace it.  It gives you a very worldly feel, and inner peace.  Peace leads to calm, calm drives away anger.

These work for me, I hope it works for you.

I think about things a lot. Actually, my mom said I overanalyze things. And even when I ask myself,"Why does it make me upset?" I end up feeling worse.

I don't go around people much 

I observe details to life-the hard, brutal, and true ones.

Mr_X wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

I guess, but most people don't have it as much as me.  ._.


*mumble* I'm kinda mad now..... D:

I'm Dr. X, PhD
I diagnose you with angry crazy person disease

The only cure is to.... wait. There is no cure
You have to grow out of it

Amazing Dr. X, amazing. *random croud gives you a standing ovation*

It doesn't help to be around people if people started the problem.