[quote='Crystal' pid='560' dateline='1412128848']
I have been thinking about the answer to these question for a couple of days, because, as I previously said, I've been there as well. I believe the answer to this question is an individual matter.
​For example, when I'm 'happy', I start thinking about the fact that this feeling is just temporary and it'll soon disappear, due to the fact that 'happiness' is more like an ilusion. It'll never be there for the rest of your life...[/quote]

Yes that's differant. I tend to go into dark moods prior to the event and on the day itself (lets say birthday) my mood is so black - I'm so low & depressed !

[quote='Crystal' pid='553' dateline='1412047015']
[size=3]Does anyone else feel this?[/size] [size=3]I do too! [/size][size=3]But I sincerely don't know why this happens. [/size][/quote]

Thank goodness it isn't just me, we need to try and work this one through I think.

Thank you both for your replies.

Crystal last year was stressful to say the least, my Auntie passed away, my boss (and company owner) passed away (the fate of the company is still 'unknown' as is the fate of my job). One of my dog's passed away, and then I quit smoking. I don't think I should have!

Emotion, as I think I mentioned elseware my Dr put me on anti-depressents and this has helped a lot - I feel I have gone from a feeling of well being of 2/10 to 6/10, hey that's progress...
Will give the green tea a go for sure.

Oh I meant to say earlier my avatar or rather the 'Umbrella Corperation' is a fictiional company from Resident Evil & not a company I work for or anything like that lol.

[quote='Crystal' pid='356' dateline='1384316754']
Yeah, it can be true...
Also cigarettes help a lot, actually...[/quote]
 
[quote='Crystal' pid='434' dateline='1406603759']
One of the advantages of these forums is the fact that you're never going to find someone that you know here (it would be a strange coincidence), so the anonimity and the fact that there are people willing to help is one of the good things about these forums.
On the other hand, I don't think this applies to social neworking, such as facebook, twitter, myspace and etc., obviously because the people there are not willing to help and they're just there to be completely narcissistic and fake. For example, I've had my FB account deactivated for a few days and I've noticed my stress and anxiety are lower now.[/quote]

Just really wanted to make the point that [b]quitting cigarettes[/b] was (I think) what pushed me over the cliff from a depession & anxiety point of view. I was smoking almost 40 a day when I quit. Perhaps I went the wrong way about it by just stopping outright  and I certainly wouldn't recommend quitting this way if your depressed to start with.

As for Facebook I won't go near the place any longer. The whole Facebook experience just served to compound my problems what with people telling me how good lfe is and bragging about what they have and where they have been!

I very much believe internet forums can help those in distress - I also know users should proceed with caution.

I have no idea why but my post above seems to be displaing the source as well as the text. 1.8 bug ?

A confusing title for sure - '<b>Unhappy @ Happy Times</b>'.<br />
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Happy times, ok, birthday's, Christmas - you get the idea, my question is why do these times which should be full of joy make me sad?<br />
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<b>Does anyone else feel this ?</b><br />
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Hey come on let's be posative - Just wondederd if it affected anyone else, I'm not too bad now.....

Glad that's what we ended up with.

Ha ha !

The smiley face that has replaced the square alongside the board's logo is so cool, makes me smile and sometimes laugh.