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Is this a form of depression
Replies: 4Last Post Nov. 29, 2008 8:55pm by Anonymous
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While i don't believe i'm bi-polar, i'm not sure whats going on.

Situations bring me to a place in which i can't express myself and
When i reach that point I have a brief (quiet and alone) meltdown.
It happens way too often to be the blues.

Little tiny things do it too.
My mom asked me to play her a full song all the way through (i've been playing for years, yet she claims she's never heard a full song) and i just couldn't. For whatever reason I couldn't. She suggested i stop receiving lessons. It just made me feel like all of a sudden my hobby has requirements, and how much that twists me up. I try to explain this but an argument insues every single time. I go back to my room and meltdown after trying to say what's on my mind for 30 minutes.

Then when i see pictures of myself smiling, i don't recognize the person as me.

It's like i'm suffocating without a bag on my head.
That's what it feels like.

Post edited at 8:50 pm on Nov. 29, 2008 by Anonymous


8:47 pm on Nov. 29, 2008
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I've felt that way before. that could ensue something like that for sure tho, that's hurtful.

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I've been wondering that same thing about me.
Little things just set me off into depression. I'm pretty sure it's not bipolar disorder though, that isn't set off by anything, it just happens.

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Every one has moments where they just simply can't express themselves. As to your music, you shouldn't feel that your form of expression has limits or rules. If music limis you in ways you don't like, find another form of self-expression. Try writing, acting, painting, sculpting-anything that relaxes you and channels your feelings in constructive ways.

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Quote: from rainey at 8:53 pm on Nov. 29, 2008

Every one has moments where they just simply can't express themselves. As to your music, you shouldn't feel that your form of expression has limits or rules. If music limis you in ways you don't like, find another form of self-expression. Try writing, acting, painting, sculpting-anything that relaxes you and channels your feelings in constructive ways.

It's not that the music has limits, its that it has requirements placed upon it. I act too.

I just wish I could channel my feelings into my life instead of my art.


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