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NSHN Forum Support & On Topic Forums. Some additional boards are viewable to members only => Survivor Room => Topic started by: Poison_viper on March 16, 2015, 02:38:37 PM
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So, I was thinking earlier, about how different it is to be depressed now, than when I was depressed as a teenager, and I came up with a great way of thinking of it.
When I was like a teenager, depression was like being dumped somewhere strange and unwelcoming, I was also blindfolded and someone had dug great big holes everywhere, which I kept falling in, as I was blindfolded.
In my early twenties, someone had filled in all the holes, but I was still blindfolded, and didn't have any idea where to go, or where I was, or what I should do.
Now in my mid twenties, there and no more holes, and no more blindfold, I still end up in strange and unwelcoming places, but I'm not stumbling about blindly, and although these places aren't nice, they aren't scary anymore now I can see what is going on :)
Maybe one day I will even get a map!
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This is a great analogy Pv, hope you are ok x