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She broke up with me because of my depression.
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Hi dj996,
Welcome mate, jeez I am really sad to hear how you are feeling and I want you to know that you can come to feel better. Are you seeing a counsellor or such? A professional could help you a lot right now, straighten and separate some of this stuff and find new ways to deal with it. I am glad you are trying to stay strong, keep going hard at your exercise and job hunting. And what things are you passionate about, what positive things can you keep bringing your attention to?
There is a quote...you can't change where you are overnight, but you can change the direction you are headed in, overnight. I too have had moments where I wish I wasn't born but the great miracle of life is that we have the option in every moment to be 'reborn', to re examine our self and head out on a new path. We can choose to leave behind old thought patterns that don't serve us, become aware and practice keeping our attention on positive thoughts.
You can't change the past with your ex unfortunately and you would be understandably sad about it. What you can control is where you go from here and I think with professional support you can find some calmness and happiness. talk any time.
Jack
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Hey there, Welcome to the forum
Sorry to hear about your situation mate.
The annoying thing is with anxieties and depression is that its easy to lose our grasp on them an they grow out of control. Though to be honest i think youve been doing a pretty solid job of holding on and you should feel proud.
With your ex.. mate that sucks. Ive been in a similiar place except it turned out mine was cheating on me with a few of my mates for 6 months prior to our separation so yeah i know how much it sucks. But the world moves on and you will find another, someone that will understand you and want to help.
If your not seeing a counselor or therapist i would suggest you do, if only because it can help relieve stress build up and assist you with keeping a hold on your anxieties.
good on you for keeping on trying with the excerise and finding a job, they are all very good ways to keep moving on for a brighter future.
Keep up the good work mate and keep in mind your not alone in these feelings
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