2015... The year of disasters, the year of pain, the year I loss the
person I was. In 2015 i was diagnosed with high levels of depression and
anxiety, I never admitted to it and I never accepted it. I moved to
another city this year, to find out who ...
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2015... The year of disasters, the year of pain, the year I loss the
person I was. In 2015 i was diagnosed with high levels of depression and
anxiety, I never admitted to it and I never accepted it. I moved to
another city this year, to find out who I was, find my feet and wonder
what happened to me throughout those years. No one understood why I left
home, many probably didn’t care and many thought it was a phase. I was
surrounded by drug abuse, domestic violence and fear. I was 15years old
when i removed myself from my home and tried to find my own way, many
would say it was stupid, but to me it showed strength, courage and
bravery. 2016 I moved back to home, back to a town where I lost the
person I had become but giving it another shot. 2017 I finally admitted
the illness, I have depression and Anxiety. I am not in anyway someone
who thrives off attention, It could seem that way but I simply am the
one who is afraid of people seeing who the real me is. I was the one who
never told the truth about my family because I was simply embarrassed,
but letting everyone know what I battled for many years wasn’t
embarrassment it showed independence . Something I am so passionate
about now, how I could come this far after everything I went through
growing up, and of course I didn’t go through it alone, I had family, i
had friends. I don’t enjoy going out all the time, getting drunk,
sleeping around; simply because that’s not where I want to go in life, I
saw how that turns adults, I saw how that can destroy families, I was a
victim of abuse, violence and I got this far and i’m not willing to give
up everything i have fought for now I lost friends simply because they
wanted the party life and i couldn’t keep up with it because they could
never understand how much it made me hurt inside, so i distance myself
from them, and I know that was one of the best decisions, because I know
have friends who will ask how I am Admitting my depression was one of
the strongest things I have ever done, and although I will always have
it I now know I have people around me