user79
Well-known member
Your situation def sounds exactly what I was going through in my last year or so of university. It's depression, and it is very common among students. All the symptoms you describe seem to point in the direction of depression. I know exactly what it feels like, to think no one understands, and in a way they don't.
You should def see a therapist, I never did because I felt so ashamed, but I regret it because my grades ended up suffering big time (I always got really good grades before). It's a very normal thing to happen, in western societies a very large percentage of people (especially women) go through depression at least once in their lives.
I hope you can seek out the help you need, def go to a doctor, they will know how to help you, with medicines and with therapy.
I hope you get onto the road to recovery soon. It is not a trivial thing at all.
You should def see a therapist, I never did because I felt so ashamed, but I regret it because my grades ended up suffering big time (I always got really good grades before). It's a very normal thing to happen, in western societies a very large percentage of people (especially women) go through depression at least once in their lives.
I hope you can seek out the help you need, def go to a doctor, they will know how to help you, with medicines and with therapy.
I hope you get onto the road to recovery soon. It is not a trivial thing at all.