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ilovemycat16 9 hours ago

anyone else ever feel like they’re just living the same day over & over again? no energy, no motivation, no interest in things you used to enjoy. Moving from the bed, to the couch to my desk all day everyday.


how can I fix this? How can I feel excited about each day again? & have energy & find joy in my hobbies again? I have no job bc I was fired without reason, I have no money, I have no friends. No one to talk to through the day bc everyone is at work. The only thing I look forward to is my boyfriend coming home from work..I barely eat & I just sleep to make time go by faster.


im exhausted & I just want to feel like me again..


I just feel stuck in an endless loop. I want out of the loop. I want to feel excitement & ambition again. I’ve lost it & I feel let down..




any advice would be so greatly appreciated & thank you all in advance🩷. I rlly hope I’m able to get back to feeling like me again..

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jacek73 4 hours ago

@ilovemycat16

I am sorry if asking that question is too direct, but... are you looking for a job now, or is it not possible at the moment? Going to a workplace you could have both some money and new friends or just someone to talk to...

How would you feel about making some daily routine? For example: Setting your alarm clock for 7:00 for a morning chat with you boyfriend. Washing the dishes at 9:00. Reading a book or watching your favourite TV series at 10:00. Going for a walk or exercising at 12:00. Just to feel that you have some influence on your days...

When your life goes "back to normality", maybe that could make the transition smoother?

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ilovemycat16 OP 1 hour ago

no need to apologize! that’s an important question & to answer it, I am actively looking for a job right now! The last few weeks I’ve taken a break from my search in order to focus on my mental health and begin therapy but am now back in the process of searching! I lost my dream job a month ago which ultimately led to me being in the state im

in now, it was basically my “breaking point”. When I was actively working, I didn’t feel this way because I had a structured schedule and routine, I felt like I had purpose & was excited for each day.


I have started to build myself a daily routine. I wake up each morning at 7am and take about an hour to take my meds, meditate, do some journaling, etc. then I will usually clean up for about 2 hours, I will write, draw, or study for an hour & then I allow myself some screen time for 30mins to an hour. Around 7pm I take my night meds & begin to wind down.


when I did have a job, I didn’t feel this way. I loved getting up early & getting ready for work. I was a dental assistant so I loved feeling purpose & felt excited about the possibilities each day brought. & I pray that when I do get another job that I will begin to feel better again.


I really appreciate your advice, it means so much to me!!!!

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@ilovemycat16 I don't think I have any advice, but I wanted to say that the other person's suggestion of making a schedule is something that has worked for me recently. Just committing to doing my morning routines at certain times, and committing to leaving the house for a few hours each day got me feeling better. Also I have not been committing to leaving the house lately and I'm feeling worse again, so I'm going to take my coffee to a park tomorrow if it's not raining, then pick up my prescriptions and wander around the bookstore for half an hour or so. Maybe that will help. 

1CuriousHeart 2 hours ago

I've been here... I remember having the same song on repeat for 6 months, I just seemingly had zero energy for anything else.


It took a lot of self conscious effort for me to get out of that space. Depression can come in many different forms, most times, it's like a blank pit with no beginning or ending. It takes more effort from you than anyone else to pull yourself out.


I would suggest you go out more, have a breath of fresh air, visit friends, spend time with people you love and do the things that make you happy. New hobbies may also help. And of course, therapy is a great option!

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ilovemycat16 OP 1 hour ago

Thank you so much for your advice!!


I try my best to get out & do something for myself besides sit at home alone all day. I do find it stressful to go out right now due to me losing my job & having no money for gas. & everyone I would normally visit are at work. I don’t have many friends anymore & I don’t talk to many people. It’s difficult somedays but I have been very in tune with my hobbies lately! I haven’t tried any new hobbies so if you (or anyone who sees this) has any suggestions on hobbies I could try, please feel free to share them!! Right now I love to draw, write, paint and listen to music! I’m always down for a new hobby or challenge so feel free to share some suggestions 🩷

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