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Yep. That sounds about right. But it’s more like you know it’s there out of the corner of your eye, but you’re so focused on the negative that it doesn’t really register as significant.
this is exactly what it’s like. Doesn’t matter what people tell me, they’re just trying to make me feel better. Because actions, not words, show how a person truly feels about you
Excellent comic. Does a very good, and relatable, analogy of how many things get filtered out in the mind of someone depressed. More helpful to show to people who aren’t depressed, cross your fingers, and hope they begin to understand.
ya ni me acordaba de esta, pero asi ando ahorita http://t.co/8ruqi1yLjv
It’s worse when the only person who’s ever nice to you is the therapist you see every other week.