The Battle

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Depression, it’s a constant battle that I feel like I can’t win. It reminds me of who and what I’ve failed. It tells me that death would be better, because then you can’t be a failer anymore to others or yourself. As I sit in a dark room to myself and cry, memories of loved one’s will project in my mind like a movie screen whether they be positive or negative. When the positive memories appear they are overtaken by the negative and covered like a blanket on a newly made bed. They will keep playing over and over until finally I uncover myself and turn off that movie projector, because I am loved, appreciated, and strong! Yeah I’m going to fail, make mistakes, and fall. That’s when I get back up and try again and again until I succeed, understand that I’m not perfect, and pick myself up and brush myself off.

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I’ve battled depression and anxiety for several years. There’s weeks where I’ll be perfectly fine, and then all of a sudden something can trigger it and cause me to have weeks and sometimes even months of not wanting to get out of bed, feeling like a burden on everyone, and suicidal thoughts. I really feel uncomfortable talking about it but I needed to get this off my chest. If you struggle with depression and you want someone to talk to feel free to message me. I know I can’t do much, but I personally knows that it feels good to have someone else to talk too.

The Battle | Ecency