Rachel
17 years ago
No, I am not depressed, but it is all I hear from kids and teenagers today! It is so annoying. This girl literally screamed at one of my close friends about not caring that she is depressed. Now this girl has both her parents, she is off to University in the summer and is beautiful. She has the perfect life. Her excuse for being depressed is cause she doesn't have a boyfriend. What B/S! This beyond annoys me. All of her friends have either been raped, parents going to prison, been abused, but they still live life to fullist! I just don't get it! |
The Queen of Spades
17 years ago
"why do teens have so many emotional problems" |
Solus
17 years ago
Diffrent things affect people well, diffrently. While some have had hard lifes they learn to adapt to dealing with it and looking on the brighter side.....while others who seem to be born with a sliver spoon in their mouths have trouble dealing with things they can't have when they want it......keep in mind that this by no means explains everyone or what those people feel....just trying to make you see that even if life seems to be going well for someone it may not always be the case.....and keep in mind some people are just drama queens and are dumb.... |
divine divinity
17 years ago
Well said solus! i completely agree. |
Somber Esprit
17 years ago
I think the 'silver spoon in their mouth' people often act depressed as an attention seeking mechanism. They have never had to deal with loss, pain, real problems, so they make up their own and try to 'fit in' with their friends who may have had to deal with something unpleasent. |
broken reflection
17 years ago
Guh I hate my friends flaunting their so called "depression" they think getting pills from the doctor makes them cooler-when infact they are lying to get drugs, and making themselves sicker by taking them.... yes there is a line between a depressed person and an attention seeker |
Wings Of Flames
17 years ago
Im glad i dont know anyone like that. |
Alex Marlatt
17 years ago
Bob does bring up a valid point. Those who have suffered through adversity aren't prone to get destroyed by a little thing. Yet someone who is unused to it is obviously going to take it harder. |
The Queen of Spades
17 years ago
While Bob you have a point, depression CAN come from a chemical/hormonal imbalances which cause emotional problems which lead to depression. I mean you can't say depression is only in the head, in some cases it is, but not always. my middle-aged father experienced depression but never had before in his life, he takes a pill, and its better. I mean if you say depression is all in the head, then you might as well say manic depression (and bipolar), histrionic disorder, borderline disorder, etc. are "made up in the head" too and that would definitely be inaccurate. |
The Queen of Spades
17 years ago
I am adding to it, I'm adding my opinion but rather embellishing on what you had already wrote. |
firexdancer
17 years ago
Okay, i'm a teenager, and i have problems. as does everybody else. |
Georgia
17 years ago
Personaly i have depresson anorexia and self harm, i dont know y either, i have bothe parents never really had anyhting bad happen2 me. except being the reason my sister nearly died but she didnt. so your friend could have been attention seeking because i dont go tell every1 ther is 4 ppl in my life who know(not counting net) |
broken reflection
17 years ago
""""Depression shouldn't be thrown around like it is today. Much like the word I love you. I think we've forgotten the definition for soem of these words or at the least OVER exagerated them.""""" |
firexdancer
17 years ago
^wow. i agree. |
Teria
17 years ago
Lynn, back to your FIRST paragraph in your FIRST post. |
firexdancer
17 years ago
That is true bob. |