My life seems pretty good on the outside... Posted: 10-23-06 23:43pm
I think i am kind of going out on a limb
here... I am a very busy person, I am a
full-time college student and also work
full time. I have a boyfriend who I love,
and live with, we are planning to get
married in August. I must admit my life
seems pretty good from the outside, and I
really dont think it is that bad. There's
alot of people out there who definatly are
worse off then me. I do however get
really stressed out very easily. I don't
have any friends anymore, I havent been
able to really make any in college, and my
friends from high school are pretty much
all gone their own seperate ways. School
is very hard, and the people I work with
at the Law Firm treat me like I am a total
fool. Quitting my job isn't really a
viable answer, because i have bills that
have to be paid.
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Depression Answer A1718 Posted: 10-30-06 06:47am
It is not easy to study and to work at the
same time. In such cases, stress is
expected. Further, it's improbable that
one can have many friends if study and
work is the focus. The good thing is that
at least you have one friend of great
value, your boyfriend. Even one good
friend is better than many friends you
can't rely on. It seems likely that the
people at the law firm feel they treat you
as “an fool” because they perceive you
as only a beginner, a student. Don't
despair! As you become a professional,
things will change. For now, ehealthforum
can be a good place to start. Ask people
for advice, seek friendship. You are not
alone! Conversely, you can seek the
suggestions of a mental health
professional such as a counselor, or a
therapist. You may want to explore the
psychology of the mind which can be
trained to deal with stress and
depression.
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