Am I depressed or autistic?

Updated on healthy 2024-07-25
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    Based on my own experience, I have to tell you that you have mild depression.

    I used to be quite cheerful and liked to use jokes to cover myself, but then I got tired and felt that I was very bored like this, and then people joked with me, and the most I said was, is it interesting? It often makes the atmosphere very awkward. In fact, everyone who is happy may not necessarily be really happy, just a means to protect themselves, but if you really give up this means of protection, you may really hurt yourself, not others hurt you, it is yourself who hurts yourself.

    Actually, I was quite happy when I first started suffering from mild depression, I became a bit of a loner, I became a little bit apathetic, and people didn't smile at me like they used to, they treated me a little bit. Afraid, afraid to offend me, I enjoy the world alone. Because I didn't care, I offended a lot of people and trampled on other people's care for me, so in the end, I didn't have a friend.

    Although during this period, I enjoyed a pure world and my soul was improved, but over time, I lived a life away from the crowd and lost a lot of joy, so in the long run, my personality was a little depressed, it was not easy to be happy, and it was easy to be sad, and the gains outweighed the losses.

    Later, I felt that the world was not beautiful, and I had the idea of suicide, when I thought of death, I would feel liberated invisibly, longing for death, but afraid of death, and reason told myself that death was not what I really wanted, I just didn't get what I wanted, so I wanted to give up on myself. In the final analysis, the problem is that I am too pretentious and take myself too seriously, so I have lost the correct sense of gain and loss, and I can't face failure correctly, and another reason is also the lack of friends, so I lack the encouragement of friends.

    While you haven't gotten to the point where I'm mad yet, you have to adjust yourself quickly, although you may not like yourself hip-hop, but believe me, you will hate being alone even more in the future. I'm trying to change now, to get out of my shadow, and it's difficult to make friends for the time being (because I graduated from high school this year and I'm on summer vacation now), so I have to try to be kind to the people around me, such as my parents. If you don't find it interesting to do anything, just force yourself to do it, and I feel like I'm going to have the rest of my life after the catastrophe, so I cherish it.

    And you still have friends, so being kind to your friends, finding more happy events to share with your friends, telling jokes when the atmosphere is cold, and bringing happiness to others will also be very fulfilling.

    Finally, a word of advice, don't leave your own world, it's a desert island, you won't like it, cherish it when you can have it, and be a wise and foolish person.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    I don't think it's like depression and autism, I'm suffering from depression right now, it's not like you described, I'm going to be in a bad mood for no reason, I can't control my temper, I'm cranky, I'm sad and crying, I don't want any friends and relatives to care about me, I don't want any friends and relatives to care about me, I ...... to meI always feel that everything in the world is not going well for me, etc., it's very uncomfortable anyway, and I have a friend who has autism and locks himself in the house all day long, and a *** sounds like you can be in a daze for a day, so you are not either You may just be stressed and tired lately, so you want to have a simple, free life, and such emotions will appear.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    You're just in a period of low mood.

    I've seen on television about patients with autism and depression who have lost the ability to talk.

    You can't go out at all.

    So there's nothing to worry about, you're always wondering if you're sick in your heart, and you're going to get sick.

    You are in good health.

    Think about something that's causing you to be depressed or unhappy, and then fix it.

    Life seems to be very long at the moment, but the youth you have is so short, have fun, enjoy it, at least create some memories worth remembering in the future, don't get old, think about your childhood, just depressed and nothing.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    I feel like sometimes it's a sign of mental maturity, and I do sometimes. Because I have encountered a lot of problems for a long time, some problems seem to be seen through, so... But that might not be a good thing either.

    If you want to solve this problem, I feel like it's better to start from the place where it is now.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    In school, it's not a mental illness. I'm like that!! Relax yourself, it's fine. Something happens when you're nervous.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    I think you're suicidal, you're losing information about life, you're desperate for reality, and you're the last resort to protect yourself. Your psychological type is mental detachment type (suicide due to frustration, low self-esteem, misanthropy, despair, etc.), and the psychological behavior process is general: negative life events, depression, denial of the past, hopelessness in reality, loss of confidence in the future, despair, suicidal ideation, and suicidal behavior.

    Suicide is a kind of "lowly bravery", and I don't want to say those things that criticize you. Here are a few things you can try to see if they can help you.

    1) Self-comfort: We should believe that we are good, we should appreciate ourselves, when things do not happen as you hope, we should try to accept it, we should be good at satisfying the status quo, and we should be happy that things are still worse.

    2) Cultivate multifaceted interests. Playing ball, swimming (don't kill yourself), listening ** (don't listen to sadness), as long as you have the slightest interest. Shift your focus to interests and try not to think about negative things.

    3) Make heartfelt friends. When you're annoyed, talk to a friend and talk to you... This one doesn't go into such detail.

    4) Find a psychiatrist to see not once or twice, I think you need long-term**...

    I hope you get better soon, don't think about suicide, in fact, life is beautiful. I highly recommend letting you run, you run 20 km to try (

    Don't stop in the middle) After the run, you must feel how beautiful life is...

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    One day, you feel that there is no point in going out, it takes courage to go out, and you are autistic.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    There are three lows in depression: low mood, low interest, and low motivation.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Although I am not a psychiatrist, I was diagnosed with depression this year. You say you want to cry when you're fine, you want to cry a lot, you're irritable, you've had hysteria, you just want to sleep and don't want to do anything else;These are all symptoms of depression. As for being able to mess with my classmates or something, I can too, but I still have depression.

    You can't ignore your current situation just because you can still laugh or something, your life and learning have been affected, I suggest that you must be diagnosed early, if you really have depression, it will be early, and the impact on you will be less.

    You may be mildly depressed like me.

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