ManicMystery
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- Mar 4, 2011
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A lot of great advice in this thread but I think my issues are a little deeper than just making a few lifestyle changes and having kids.
I already do weight training 5 days a week and have a loving girlfriend who supports me in anything I do. I start my morning at 6am every day and from that time till lunch, I do the vast majority of my work.
Mokodoki touched on the subject of friends and in all honesty, I don't have many. If I'm really honest with myself, my girlfriend is the only person I spend a lot of time with.
I've always been a bit socially awkward but I'm not sure that's why I'm depressed. I've just never been able to find like-minded individuals to hang out with since finishing high-school. Most guys my age want to discuss sports teams and I couldn't think of anything more boring.
thetvnun, I like your suggestion regarding volunteer work. It might do me some good to help other people in need than just myself. I have never really helped anyone else other than family.
hardybents, I can't picture myself being a dad yet so kids are off the agenda. My girlfriend is also a career woman and having kids just wouldn't work well for her either at this point in time.
blackma, I already train at the gym 5 days a week (first thing in the morning) and it helps to keep me motivated and keep a positive mind as best I can.
dannyhw, I'm not a fan of medication but it's something that needs to be reviewed on a case by case basis. You're right about the cancer analogy but my problem feels like it's something much deeper, it's a general unhappiness.
Thanks for the book recommendations Scotland & rpkrocks, I will check them out and see if it's something that might be able to help.
I already do weight training 5 days a week and have a loving girlfriend who supports me in anything I do. I start my morning at 6am every day and from that time till lunch, I do the vast majority of my work.
Mokodoki touched on the subject of friends and in all honesty, I don't have many. If I'm really honest with myself, my girlfriend is the only person I spend a lot of time with.
I've always been a bit socially awkward but I'm not sure that's why I'm depressed. I've just never been able to find like-minded individuals to hang out with since finishing high-school. Most guys my age want to discuss sports teams and I couldn't think of anything more boring.
thetvnun, I like your suggestion regarding volunteer work. It might do me some good to help other people in need than just myself. I have never really helped anyone else other than family.
hardybents, I can't picture myself being a dad yet so kids are off the agenda. My girlfriend is also a career woman and having kids just wouldn't work well for her either at this point in time.
blackma, I already train at the gym 5 days a week (first thing in the morning) and it helps to keep me motivated and keep a positive mind as best I can.
dannyhw, I'm not a fan of medication but it's something that needs to be reviewed on a case by case basis. You're right about the cancer analogy but my problem feels like it's something much deeper, it's a general unhappiness.
Thanks for the book recommendations Scotland & rpkrocks, I will check them out and see if it's something that might be able to help.
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