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Depression blocks me from doing anything
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As for relative, he asked for a relative of my age to solve an IT issue for him but that IT person couldn't make it. Then he asked me with great disbelieving. I am not IT guys but I managed to solved it, and he said "Good" and that is all. So I tried to disconnect since year ago. When they made me unconfortable, I would blacklist them. While I am staying with my girl, and started to live on my own, funny and tricky things kept on happening every now and then between me, my partner and my parents. Cause she wouldn't believe that parents could be like that. So I just followed what she suggest to prove. And she lost her sleep for three consequent nights. I have to say she has been such a brave girl to stay with me. My parents is masterclass in suger coating coercive thoughts in a persuasive away, and tehy quite like to follow the logic of white lies to support their sayings. They had plenty of time to do these things. While I am still fighting ofr my visa, my career, my future, I am feeling quite tired actually. On this Thanksgiving, I stupidly opened the chat box with my parents. After seeing all those "Epileptic" words from them, I was rather unquiet. I do felt that certain communication on work stuff made me feel better. But as long as I sit alone, I could almost faint. I didn't want to share my story but when I googled "mental aid adelaide low cost" online, I just wanted to finish it. Cause I have no other to tell.
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Welcome to the Forums, and thank you for sharing your story. It's a brave and powerful thing to do. We're sorry to hear you're feeling blocked from doing anything by your depression.
We can hear you've dealt with some incredibly difficult things in the past, and you are coping with a lot of complicated feelings right now. We encourage you to speak to the professional counsellors at the Beyond Blue Support Service about this. You can reach them on 1300 22 4636, or online here.
If you’re feeling suicidal or are having thoughts about harming yourself, it's important that you take immediate steps to keep safe by speaking to someone about it. If you feel unable to keep yourself from acting on your thoughts about suicide or self-harm this is an emergency and you need to call 000 (triple zero).
Thanks again for sharing such a brave post.
Kind regards,
Sophie