Phder:
Ok. I deleted my first NL account (created 2011) last month, I was depressed then, same with my Facebook account (5years old), and ask.fm.

It would be cool to have a group off NL, we can create a group on G+ and have a weekly/monthly hang-out, or those that are into chatting can exchange whatsapp id/BBM pin, we could skype too! it would be fun (i guess).

HumbledbYGrace: Guess what?

I found my medication, it was just right under my nose and suddenly I feel a bit lighter like I am high on something, might be the holy spirit

Oh and by the way, I like your signature.....so on point.

Phder:

Yay! Glad you found it. The spirit of the lord is that of joy, strength and happiness. Stay happy!!

@My signature, thanks.

HumbledbYGrace: this is awkward but you got a pm

Phder:
It's not! Thanks, replied.

HumbledbYGrace: Seen and replied, your siggy sounds like your a character in a romance novel....those things we only wish we could but find it hard doing them.

Phder:
Yep. It's a lyrics from a musical (performed by Rachael Pattelern), can't remember the title though. I love the lines, It's the perfect description of what everybody wants, but then again, we can't have it.

Psylas: Now i know my problem!

Phder: @Bettermike. Nonsense. If you've ever been depressed you would understand better. If you don't know what people are going through, telling them you feel their pain is wrong, it's just like mocking them.

You think it's an "habit" to feel sad all the time? Nonsense.

bettermike: Dumb post but i'll try to respond anyways. Well, i have been depressed many times in my life. As a matter of fact, i have a huge catalog of suicide systems (death with ease) at my disposal, many of which i agressively sourced from the internet. From carbonmonoxide poisoning, to the orthodox hanging system and the rest, i got it all. I could help you with some if you insist on taking your life. I can vividly remember my very first episode at 3. You want more? Mteew! Dude, you seem to be enjoying the idea of being identified with a disease. Afterall, your cheap disease is about to get you hooked. Aint it? Smh 4 u.

Phder:
As painful as it is, am ignoring this.

bettermike: you better do boy. Next time, you wont brand someone else's post with 'Nonsense' the way you did. Plus, next time, you wont catch your mouth blabbing poo the way you did (saying i've never experienced depression). *back to topic* I actually was speaking from a huge bank of experience. I have said what worked for me. Take it or leave it.

Phder:

It lacks sense, hence the adjective "nonsense". Ok, #bye

HumbledbYGrace: Grabs popcorn and a cup of coffee,

bettermike: Am not suprised one bit. MATTERS REQUIRING GREAT THINKING WILL NEVER MAKE SENSE TO DULLARDS (no insult intended). Dude, you're just not smart enough to comprehend my posts (not a bad thing if you ask me though). Next time, if your IQ is too low to cope, just ignore. Ok? #peace.

HumbledbYGrace: Grabs popcorn and a cup of coffee,

bettermike: Chei, human beings eh? So you'l gladly watch me dismantle my bottle of wine on another persons head huh? Cant you broker peace? Well, too late. *picks bottle on table and smashes it hard on that guy's black shinning medula and runs*

Phder:
Ok, you want my attention, and now you've gotten it.

Your initial post lacks sense, why on earth would you assume it's an habit to be depressed? Depression is a medical condition, saying depression is an "habit" is just like saying cancer is an habit, how does that sound to your hearing? Silly right? That's how your assumption sounded when I read your post.

I won't resolve into insulting you, am trained to behave better than that, hence I won't exchange words with you. I AM INTELLECTUALLY CAPABLE THAN YOU, judging from the gibberish you wrote up there.

The word "nonsense" is not insulting to a civilised individual, it's just an expression of my view on what you wrote, I see no reason why you should flare up the way you did. You went over the line by insulting my personality, have some respect please and learn some social etiquette.


I am very sure your depression as you claimed is a result of over thinking, probably due to poverty or loneliness. Get a life you scumbag.

Phder:
Ok, you want my attention, and now you've gotten it.

Your initial post lacks sense, why on earth would you assume it's an habit to be depressed? Depression is a medical condition, saying depression is an "habit" is just like saying cancer is an habit, how does that sound to your hearing? Silly right? That's how your assumption sounded when I read your post.

I won't resolve into insulting you, am trained to behave better than that, hence I won't exchange words with you. I AM INTELLECTUALLY CAPABLE THAN YOU, judging from the gibberish you wrote up there.

The word "nonsense" is not insulting to a civilised individual, it's just an expression of my view on what you wrote, I see no reason why you should flare up the way you did. You went over the line by insulting my personality, have some respect please and learn some social etiquette.


I am very sure your depression as you claimed is a result of over thinking, probably due to poverty or loneliness. Get a life you scumbag.

Phder:
Ok, you want my attention, and now you've gotten it.

Your initial post lacks sense, why on earth would you assume it's an habit to be depressed? Depression is a medical condition, saying depression is an "habit" is just like saying cancer is an habit, how does that sound to your hearing? Silly right? That's how your assumption sounded when I read your post.

I won't resolve into insulting you, am trained to behave better than that, hence I won't exchange words with you. I AM INTELLECTUALLY CAPABLE THAN YOU, judging from the gibberish you wrote up there.

The word "nonsense" is not insulting to a civilised individual, it's just an expression of my view on what you wrote, I see no reason why you should flare up the way you did. You went over the line by insulting my personality, have some respect please and learn some social etiquette.


I am very sure your depression as you claimed is a result of over thinking, probably due to poverty or loneliness. Get a life you scumbag.

bettermike: Chei, human beings eh? So you'l gladly watch me dismantle my bottle of wine on another persons head huh? Cant you broker peace? Well, too late. *picks bottle on table and smashes it hard on that guy's black shinning medula and runs*

bettermike: NONSENSE! Yes, i insist Depression is a disease that results from a habit. Take it or leave it. You can allow those cheap authors to fool you more (comparing depression to the likes of cancer). And am sure your big nose did not block your tiny eyes when i also mentioned that DEPRESSION IS A DISEASE. *back to issue*. Just like alcoholism results from a habit of drinking too much alcohol; Depression likewise results from a habit of sadness. Again, just like drunkeness doesnt infect the drunk, depression results from allowing yourself to be continually sad (resulting from any significant loss of parent or job or fortune or any frustrating event for that matter). And just as i earlier recommended, you do not need drugs to get out of depression. All you need do is change the habit that's feeding the disease. I.e. Sadness.

depressionkills:
please, please, please, no arguing and threat!
people go through thing differently and no one's experience is more valid than the others!!
Also it is very insensitive to tell people like me who have had their lives almost destroy by depression that it is simply a matter of habits.

bettermike: You know what? You're begining to send the impression that you're jus asking to be pampered. Thats all. Like i said, some of you are just excited to have a disease attached to your medical record. Pity.

HumbledbYGrace: Ok, did this^ ^^ ^ happen after this-------->Boys come on now.....

depressionkills:
You are totally free to have your opinion [size=24pt]BUT INSULTS, THREATS ARE NOT WELCOME HERE!![/size]
bTW this is non scientific as most depressed people, myself included, experience mood change, in other words, we are NOT AT ALL 'SAD' all the time, or even most of the time, for anyone to call it a 'habit'