Why do I have depression?

Many things play a role in whether you have depression like things like your brain chemistry, your genes, recent experiences and etc...

You could have depression for a number of reasons, you should evaluate what the problems are that's making you feel depressed.This could be related to many things and is normally not just triggered by one thing but multiple different problems.If you want to talk more about depression feel free to message me and I can further help you with understanding your depression and possibly to helping getting rid of it.

It is a chemical reaction to the sadness in our brains. There may be a problem that you may not be aware of and it is bringing you down.

This is a very vague question. As we know nothing about you, there is no accurate answer that we could give but we can give you examples. You could have depression from stress, past traumas, family problems etc. If you're really worried about this, you should see you GP. They will not only be able to give you information on self-help guides and medication, they will also know you, have your medical records and they will be certified. Whenever you have a medical question, you should always consult your GP. You could also see a counsellor who will be able to help you talk through your problems.

It's a chemical imbalance in your brain, it's genetic. And some symptoms are exacerbated by certain situations and problems you face in life.

Depression can occur from many different reasons, sometimes it's a chemical imbalance in your system, sometimes it's factors like school, friends, family, and relationships. Everyone has different reasons.

In a nutshell - Because life seems meaningless. And it doesn't appear right for something so meaningless to be so hard!

I'm working in a challenging field with negative people and I'm thin-skinned. But I find the field rewarding when things go right, I can't imagine working in another field, and I'll work on the thin-skinned part.

I don’t know exactly why you have depression, a number of things are often linked to its development. Depression usually results from a combination of recent events and other longer-term or personal factors, rather than one immediate issue or event.

Depression can be caused by chemical imbalances brought on by traumatic experiences, hereditary complications, and other things. Try and tell your friends and family that you have depression and see if they can help you. Depression is just like any other illness, the person affected needs comfort and nurturing. Don't be hard on yourself.