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Seasonal blah. I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression?  This one's for you. | |
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CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression? me! me! me! I am just coming out of it. I feel like I just thawed out. I've had the SADs since June. | |
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ZombieKitten said: CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression? me! me! me! I am just coming out of it. I feel like I just thawed out. I've had the SADs since June. Well, I'm just starting. Today was particularly bleak here, and the temperature is supposed to plummet to freezing! I feel cold to the very core, and little annoyances today are already mounting up in my head. I almost feel like having a good cry. I get this way after a stretch of rainy days, too. This one's for you. | |
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CortestheKiller said: ZombieKitten said: me! me! me! I am just coming out of it. I feel like I just thawed out. I've had the SADs since June. Well, I'm just starting. Today was particularly bleak here, and the temperature is supposed to plummet to freezing! I feel cold to the very core, and little annoyances today are already mounting up in my head. I almost feel like having a good cry. I get this way after a stretch of rainy days, too. 
we need to move somewhere tropical | |
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ZombieKitten said: CortestheKiller said: Well, I'm just starting. Today was particularly bleak here, and the temperature is supposed to plummet to freezing! I feel cold to the very core, and little annoyances today are already mounting up in my head. I almost feel like having a good cry. I get this way after a stretch of rainy days, too.
we need to move somewhere tropical I always hate treating it with Lexapro. I actually did have about a two month vacation to FL one winter when I'd pretty well just cracked from school stress and other things. I'll tell you, I came back a changed woman. Then last winter, I was too busy being in love to notice too much. This one's for you. | |
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CortestheKiller said: ZombieKitten said:
we need to move somewhere tropical I always hate treating it with Lexapro. I actually did have about a two month vacation to FL one winter when I'd pretty well just cracked from school stress and other things. I'll tell you, I came back a changed woman. Then last winter, I was too busy being in love to notice too much. what's Lexapro? is that prescription? next winter I am going to the northern hemisphere  | |
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ZombieKitten said: CortestheKiller said: I always hate treating it with Lexapro. I actually did have about a two month vacation to FL one winter when I'd pretty well just cracked from school stress and other things. I'll tell you, I came back a changed woman. Then last winter, I was too busy being in love to notice too much. what's Lexapro? is that prescription? next winter I am going to the northern hemisphere Lexapro is an antidepressant that I only do when I really, really need it. And then I go through the process of weaning myself back off of it when I feel like I can cope a little better. This one's for you. | |
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Im not a victim of "seasonal depression" but it has gotten unseasonably cold here. It snowed today. It never snows this early in SE Michigan. I dont wanna see snow again until next month. Bring back my 60 degree days! | |
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CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression?  i have to exercise a LOT to overcome it..  | |
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XxAxX said: CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression? i have to exercise a LOT to overcome it.. aaah, Dan told me that's how he fixes it too  | |
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Sometimes during the hot season I get irritable, tired and sometimes depressed. Right now it's the end of the rainy season here and the start of my favourite time of year, cold season. It only gets down to about 14 degrees, so it's just nice and cool. I sleep better and generally feel happier. | |
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Fauxie said: Sometimes during the hot season I get irritable, tired and sometimes depressed. Right now it's the end of the rainy season here and the start of my favourite time of year, cold season. It only gets down to about 14 degrees, so it's just nice and cool. I sleep better and generally feel happier.
I don't know how you do it over there!  Do you get up at 5 in the morning to make the most of the coolest part of the day? | |
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ZombieKitten said: Fauxie said: Sometimes during the hot season I get irritable, tired and sometimes depressed. Right now it's the end of the rainy season here and the start of my favourite time of year, cold season. It only gets down to about 14 degrees, so it's just nice and cool. I sleep better and generally feel happier.
I don't know how you do it over there! Do you get up at 5 in the morning to make the most of the coolest part of the day?Just after 6am most days. In the cold season maybe an hour later because even though the temperature's not that low, it feels very chilly. I never quite understand that, but sometimes it'll be about 16 degrees, but I'll still have to wear a hoodie or something to bed. Hot season means basically 34-38 C every day and in this wooden house and upstairs it's definitely over 40 sometimes. | |
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Fauxie said: ZombieKitten said: I don't know how you do it over there! Do you get up at 5 in the morning to make the most of the coolest part of the day?Just after 6am most days. In the cold season maybe an hour later because even though the temperature's not that low, it feels very chilly. I never quite understand that, but sometimes it'll be about 16 degrees, but I'll still have to wear a hoodie or something to bed. Hot season means basically 34-38 C every day and in this wooden house and upstairs it's definitely over 40 sometimes. do you mean you wear the hood while you sleep? 
(it was 36°C with only 7% humidity here yesterday! it was so dry it apparently broke the meteorology equipment!  ) | |
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ZombieKitten said: Fauxie said: Just after 6am most days. In the cold season maybe an hour later because even though the temperature's not that low, it feels very chilly. I never quite understand that, but sometimes it'll be about 16 degrees, but I'll still have to wear a hoodie or something to bed. Hot season means basically 34-38 C every day and in this wooden house and upstairs it's definitely over 40 sometimes. do you mean you wear the hood while you sleep?
(it was 36°C with only 7% humidity here yesterday! it was so dry it apparently broke the meteorology equipment! )Sometimes.
Wow, that is hot and dry. But you're glad for it? | |
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Fauxie said: ZombieKitten said: do you mean you wear the hood while you sleep?
(it was 36°C with only 7% humidity here yesterday! it was so dry it apparently broke the meteorology equipment! )Sometimes.
Wow, that is hot and dry. But you're glad for it? yeah, the heat suits me, it's like everyone around me is sweating and flushed and I am  I even slept with the quilt on last night and the master was like  | |
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ZombieKitten said: Fauxie said: Sometimes.
Wow, that is hot and dry. But you're glad for it? yeah, the heat suits me, it's like everyone around me is sweating and flushed and I am I even slept with the quilt on last night and the master was like indeed
although, I'm like that in the daytime. At night I feel hot and irritable though. Just walking down the street in blazing sunshine I don't sweat much, while Thais seem to sweat a lot. They're scared of the sun though, always saying you'll get sick if you step out in the sunshine or light rain for even a second. | |
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Fauxie said: ZombieKitten said: yeah, the heat suits me, it's like everyone around me is sweating and flushed and I am I even slept with the quilt on last night and the master was like indeed
although, I'm like that in the daytime. At night I feel hot and irritable though. Just walking down the street in blazing sunshine I don't sweat much, while Thais seem to sweat a lot. They're scared of the sun though, always saying you'll get sick if you step out in the sunshine or light rain for even a second. do they put that white "cooling cream" on their faces? lol | |
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ZombieKitten said: Fauxie said: indeed
although, I'm like that in the daytime. At night I feel hot and irritable though. Just walking down the street in blazing sunshine I don't sweat much, while Thais seem to sweat a lot. They're scared of the sun though, always saying you'll get sick if you step out in the sunshine or light rain for even a second. do they put that white "cooling cream" on their faces? lol not cooling cream, but lots of whitening cream. They'd never sunbathe either, for fear of getting dark skin 
men walk around in t-shirts, but pull them up to just over their belly and keep pulling the back up and flapping the tshirt around - it's quite peculiar. That's kind of a hanging around outside in the street in your village thing though, not in the city. I don't know how the people there in suits deal with the heat and humidity with the weather and bustling traffic in Sukhumwit Road and Silom. Wearing a long sleeve shirt and smart trousers for teaching was always bad enough, though I always chose to wear a tie even when I didn't have to because it's looks smarter. | |
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YEAH itr fuckin sucks try dirnving around and seeing coal piles everywhre too yet. like drincevuing around seeing dir piles and bbeer bottles all over the sidfde of the reoad and coal. so ugly i hate it i wanna mocve | |
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CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression?
I have seasonal affective disorder. Already all I want to do is sleep and eat all the livelong day.  |
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ZombieKitten said: CortestheKiller said: Well, I'm just starting. Today was particularly bleak here, and the temperature is supposed to plummet to freezing! I feel cold to the very core, and little annoyances today are already mounting up in my head. I almost feel like having a good cry. I get this way after a stretch of rainy days, too.
we need to move somewhere tropical I'm planning on going to Kauai for a week next month, I gotta get outta here! | |
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CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression? It can be caused by less sunlight. You can invest in a special light which provides a certain kind of like mimicing the sun... | |
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purplerein said: CortestheKiller said: I go through this every year. Shit starts dying outsides, the trees turn color, then lose their vibrance and then go bare for a few months, the humidity leaves the air, and the outside doesn't feel the same. Most of the days look blank, one right after another. My days get cut shorter, I get tired.
How many of you are affected by seasonal depression? It can be caused by less sunlight. You can invest in a special light which provides a certain kind of like mimicing the sun... We have just got one of those at the office and we are all going to take turns on it. Winter really is crap! | |
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