Listenerguy94
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It’s almost like depression is part of one’s very being—a shadow that lingers forever.
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I think similarly yet have this black cloud following me 24/7Like dragging a ball and chain all the time

exactlyA sharing from my forum:
https://forum.literotica.com/threads/looking-to-chat.1349804/page-47#post-102936592
One of the greatest sources of peace in life is to differentiate between what you can control and what you cannot.
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This! So much this! Thank you for posting.A sharing from my forum:
https://forum.literotica.com/threads/looking-to-chat.1349804/page-47#post-102936592
One of the greatest sources of peace in life is to differentiate between what you can control and what you cannot.
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A pleasure.This! So much this! Thank you for posting.
Ok. Thank you for asking.A pleasure.
How ya doing?
I'm good, Thanks.Ok. Thank you for asking.
How’re you?
Fingers crossed.I'm good, Thanks.
Was also recovering, it's Week 4.
I'm ok, just there's some marks left by the rashes/scarring, hopefully it fades ASAP!
Thank you.Fingers crossed.
I try to start each day with coffee and the attitude that I can and will prevail.
It’s looking to be a gorgeous day and I’m going to try to be out in it for a bit.Thank you.
Trust this finds you well too.
Being "manly" is overrated. Admitting to yourself that you are vulnerable and weak shows strength of character. A "manly man" wouldn't admit the truth of that, through sublimating those feelings, or denying them altogether.Forgive me for being vulnerable and weak, I know its not manly.
This is heartbreaking to hear.I wake up in the morning, just wanting to die, 15 years of non attempted suicide, the thoughts never stop in the back of my head, you know the one where I am better off dead, tomorrow is not guaranteed, its not even a want - i do not consider it a need. I wake up in tear yet again. I can't wait for the morning meds to kick in. I am in my own head and its a scary place, reliving nightmares whole i am awake, nights are worse because the danger is more perverse. I remember every detail that set me in this person hell, its sent me off track - my dreams derailed. Therapy and meds, crying in my bed, I don't know me any more. The light doesn't shine anymore. Forgive me for being vulnerable and weak, I know its not manly.
Where do you go when your at the bottom every day, you pushed everyone away, your love is a fading memory. How can you be a functional member of society? How can I move from pointvA to point B? The sky is blue but all i see is haze. Shadows and misery especially when I know i was once happy. I was 8 when my life fell apart, I was a child abd now I just doubt. Innocence lost can never be regained, for even in regression the memories remain. Breakdowns happen and nobody understands. I am the broken husk of a man.
I have a therapist, but i have a pretty photographic memory, which is a curse. I remember most of my life to a general degree. I can just recall every moment good and bad, though my writing is generally not the better side. I have some older stuff that was more happy during my repression time.This is heartbreaking to hear.
I have only my own experiences with deep depression to go by and I’m not a professional. That said, my mantra when I’m that low is “follow the relief”. Find the things that give you a little relief from your pain. Then find another. I stress that the relief be a healthy one.
I would strongly recommend finding and talking to a therapist. And if the first one doesn’t feel right then find another until you find one that will help you.
Please keep us updated on how you are. We’re here to support you.
I read this and appreciate it. I can't give it the thought i need to right now.Being "manly" is overrated. Admitting to yourself that you are vulnerable and weak shows strength of character. A "manly man" wouldn't admit the truth of that, through sublimating those feelings, or denying them altogether.
I've thought of suicide (active as well as passive, i.e., i hope i don't wake up the next morning), and have been hospitalized more than a few times. However, i happen to believe in reincarnation, and if i don't get through this lesson during this incarnation, i'll just have to go through it again until i do get it. And oh hell no, i don't want to go through something similar again.
I've been through my share of dark nights of the soul, and the despair i feel when that happens is almost soul crushing. As Winston Churchill once said, "If you are going through Hell, keep going." I know how hard it is to see any kind of light when you go through something like that, but it IS there. I look around me at all the things i have to be grateful for, and they don't need to be big things. You can be grateful for a nice meal, a new pair of shoes, or whatever.**
Whether you believe it or not, you are loved by God, the Universe, All That Is, or whatever you want to call it.
On a side note, i try to remind myself that i can't control what others do or say, but i CAN control how i react to it.
Best of luck!
**Most of us don't like doing dishes, but when i'm doing them i express gratitude because doing dishes means i have food to eat. Same with laundry. I try not to see it as a chore, but something to be grateful for because doing laundry means i have clothes to wear. So i try to turn around errands, chores, etc., into something i'm grateful for.