• @Etterra
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    181 year ago

    Oh hey my depression stairs are like that too, except that there’s no chain and the stairs also go down forever into a yawning black abyss. But hey, with enough pills and therapy I can usually mill around in the middle somewhere, and haven’t thrown myself off yet.

    • fadingembers
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      41 year ago

      Currently dealing with this too. I started meds to help with anxiety, but without the anxiety the depression makes everything that much harder to accomplish

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      I was never able to find an anti depressant that worked, good on you man for finding one you got this

  • Madeline
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    151 year ago

    I get anxious just looking at that staircase

      • Madeline
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        11 year ago

        That makes it better actually

  • maegul (he/they)
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    91 year ago

    For me, something like this manifests in what I describe as not being able to un-see the big picture, the whole thing from beginning to end. Or, wanting to be able to see things that way. I can’t just blindly take single steps without thinking about and focusing on the endpoint.

    And if there’s anything to be concerned about in seeing the big picture, some difficulty ahead I can foresee, or dissatisfaction with where I seen the end result going etc, than that’s what I need to focus on and I don’t understand why people aren’t doing the same.

  • @ItsMeForRealNow
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    01 year ago

    To be fair, that advice works on any stairs. It makes no promises on whether you’ll achieve it. But it says what it says - one step at a time.