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it’s true .. somehow depression helps you get tons upon tons of ideas, inspiration, and creative aid, but it restraints your activation altogether, you take drugs to help suppress it, you can work now but there is no inspiration anymore.
it’s a double edged sword and both edges are cutting through you at the same time
As a (former) musician, why the hell does that happen?
Preach. Without meds I see what I want to draw but lack motivation to materialize it. On them? Now I’m too busy doing the “have to dos” to make it reality.
SSRI lethargy?
This is an advantage of being bipolar. It’s hell to live with but great for creative productivity.