The life of a depressed person

  What goes on in the life of a depressed person? What do they think about? What goes on in their minds?

We at Titan empire highlight these issues about mentally challenged people. Depressed people are also mentally challenged people. Depressed people often worry about being stigmatized and as well as their social status because they are afraid of the fact that they will never fit in with other people. Depressed people are also stressed out.


The life of a depressed person may be hard to describe, depressed people always feel like they are stigmatized by the people around them which causes them more pain. Depressed people feel that they cannot be loved or that nobody can see their pain, the anxiety they feel inside really hurts them.


I am going to answer the questions I asked earlier above;

1. What goes on in their head; they are emotionally upset either with themselves for not reaching a particular goal or at others who treat them badly. They sometimes slowly lose hope and they wonder if anything will get better for them.

2. What do think about; if anyone of you have checked our previous post you will come across one which says that depressed people think of death but in this one I feel that it is not just death that they think about, maybe there is a lot more that they think about.

3. What goes on in the life of a depressed person; Trauma, they are constantly going through one hassle or the other that it emotionally scares them. 


I will also like to add something about the life of depressed people is that they are always hopeful that at some point in their lives that things will work out okay.


What I am trying to say is that they hold on to hope but there are sometimes that they are sometimes they begin to lose it as well. Depressed people are always in a battle with themselves, they feel defenseless.


Let me give a few pointers, picture that you are in a school you are not liked by every student, they keep insulting you, making mockery of you and you have no one to help you, you are totally defenseless and you do not know what to do about it.


Now let's imagine that all those people are your thoughts and just like the fact you are fighting against those people you are fighting against yourself as well. The pain you felt in school is what is going through a depressed person's mind. There are other things that could make a person depressed like;

Having your loved one in the hospital battling for their life with no one else there to help or feel your pain.

There is only one result that a depressed person can come to realize as the solution to their problems and it is to commit suicide.

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