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Hello ShinySparkly, I am a very anxious person by nature and for many years found myself second guessing people's opinions about me. I still do on occasion. Healthy long-term friendships will always involve conflict at some point. Sometimes friends will say and do things that hurt us. What does interest me is that more than one of your friends appears to be concerned about you, to the point where they have suggested you get help because you are pushing people away. Now, they may not have chosen the most sensitive way of saying this to you, but often those who are closest to us and care about us the most will express their feelings in anger or frustration. If your friends didn't care about you, they would have said nothing at all.
Did you ask your friend what you had been doing to make her say this to you?
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When anyone gets this feeling whether it's depression or some other form of this illness, our friends, the people who were once our friends can't handle someone they have known for a long time struggling with this feeling, it's too much for them to handle and decide to go away, leave you and probably will for ever.
That's what's so upsetting because we have helped them through difficult times ourselves and now they won't help you, 'I scratch your back and you scratch my back' no longer exists.
Has this been going on for a long time and if you answer yes then a person with depression exhibits a per-se attitude in life, not that you are meaning to, but they can never be cheered up, made to be happy or negative in how they behave or what they say, that's what happes when you have depression, so these other people can pick that up and then want to not see you again.
This isn't your fault, you can't stop depression from beginning, because it can creep up before you even know.
You have now made the right choice because there will be many others who feel the same as you and will respond back to you as well, but I really hope that you can stay on the site, and maybe talk about what you do and what your interests are. Geoff. x
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