| DanneSandin said: All I can say is, get professional help! And as quickly as possible at that. Depression's a bitch, and it's hard to leave that behind without any kind of help. Worst case scenario you'll need medicine to get better, but start talking to a professional. That's the best advice you'll get from anyone around here. Take it. |
This. There's no better advice than this one here, man, believe me. A good professional can do wonders for you (maybe even without having to use some medicine). I'd also like to say that you should try to find things that you really like to do. It could be hobbies, or a professional job that you like, etc. It helps us developing our personality and defining who we really are, what do we like, etc.
I felt empty during the start of my young adult life too (18~20yrs), but I did exactly this: got some professional help and started doing things I really loved like playing piano, drawing stuff, learning new languages with new groups of people, traveling with friends, etc. It did wonders for me, I'm much much better now.
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