Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Depression Hurts

Damn Cymbalta ads give me a good headline ;). Life has been weird lately. Two incidents at work in the last week and a half really have spurned an intense desire to change jobs. I have been trying to focus on who I am and let that translate into a good job. I hope that happens. Anxiety and depression have been double fisting me lately like I am some porn star. I just need to get out of that. I hope I will feel better soon. I feel I am depressed because I am afraid of being happy. I am afraid of being myself fulltime becuase then I would actually accomplish something. I have had a bad habit of sabotaging my life in many ways.
Depression has been whats keeping me from reviewing two books I have read so far for my Cannonball Read. Hopefully soon I'll be able to do them.
A lot of times I have felt like I am someone's third option or that I am the one doing all the chances at being their friend. I long to feel like I am someone's first option for friendship again or that people will contact me.

Dance Break:


I am trying to tell myself that its only a week til Pitchers and Catchers which is awesome. I hope to see the Sox kick some ass this year. Of course Benjamin and Kristina want the Twins to succeed.

3 comments:

  1. There are many things to eliminate the blues:
    *Rob Lowe on Parks & Recreation: "This is literally the best _______ I have ever had...in my LIFE!" (it's like watching a grown man view the world like he's 8...the world is beautiful/magical place)
    *The undintentional humor of politicians who think: "I know! I'll try and set up a romantic rendezvous with a woman on Craig's List...there's no way she'll realize I'm an elected official and publish our flirtatious conversations!"
    *Joe Mauer's Sideburns/Carl Crawford's slamming into walls
    *The undeniable genius of Shahrukh Khan (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYyKvp5oT8Q)

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  2. The interesting thing about sabotage is that it gives you the comfort of controlling your own failure. You have to let go of that control, try, and risk succeeding wildly.

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