Yeah man some stuff you are saying makes sense... but the brain size thing... for instance... where is the data for that? Opinion should be backed up by concrete evidence... unless there isn't any and all we have is speculation. Otherwise opinion is meaningless. I do think that thinking a lot can cause unhappiness. Simple minded people seem to be more at peace.
A lot of the people in this forum are fools and don't really know how to argue anything and only give useless advice. LSGDG Basic's advice isn't bad, but things run a lot deeper than that. I think you really should go to a counselor and be BRUTALLY honest... and go from there. I've been depressed a lot over the years, and even now I still get extremely sad sometimes. Therapy can see you see things about yourself that you don't notice. You have to get to the root of why you are depressed and remove its cause. If it is dark enough it may be a mental thing... such as something being wrong with your brain. In that awful scenario, you may need medicine. A lot of the time it's just awful circumstances. For example, up until recently I was very stressed with college and work because I hated both. I was suicidal/extremely anxious... All that BS ended and I started feeling 20 times better. Good luck. Also I would advice that you don't tell strangers about your sorrows because they won't understand and will only make you feel worse. Unless you do it for shits and giggles like me. That can be fun yet depressing at the same time.
Bro in all honesty and seriousness, you seriously have a screw loose in your brain.
Thanks for giving an example of the uselessness of people around here. I appreciate it. Illustrations always help.
A lot of the people in this forum are fools and don't really know how to argue anything and only give useless advice. LSGDG Basic's advice isn't bad, but things run a lot deeper than that. I think you really should go to a counselor and be BRUTALLY honest... and go from there. I've been depressed a lot over the years, and even now I still get extremely sad sometimes. Therapy can see you see things about yourself that you don't notice. You have to get to the root of why you are depressed and remove its cause. If it is dark enough it may be a mental thing... such as something being wrong with your brain. In that awful scenario, you may need medicine. A lot of the time it's just awful circumstances. For example, up until recently I was very stressed with college and work because I hated both. I was suicidal/extremely anxious... All that BS ended and I started feeling 20 times better. Good luck. Also I would advice that you don't tell strangers about your sorrows because they won't understand and will only make you feel worse. Unless you do it for shits and giggles like me. That can be fun yet depressing at the same time.
Most of the things I have posted have been locked because they weren't as boring as everything else that gets posted here. With this in mind I have decided to conform and be like everyone else. Alright here we go. I think everything is beautiful. Life is perfect. Feeling bad never makes any sense, and everyone is great. It will all work out in the end. Everything that seems bad is actually a blessing in disguise. For example, if your brother is diagnosed with a horrible disease that will forever make his life significantly more painful that is actually a good thing because he will learn to appreciate his life more.
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