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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

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By *eneralKenobiMan
over a year ago

North Angus

I’ve my down days where I just switch off and go through the motions, my penis is pretty though

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By *heVonMatterhornsCouple
over a year ago

Lincoln

Oh regularly. I sleep and hope it's gone in the morning.

LvM

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By *ose-tinted GlassesMan
over a year ago

Glasgow / London

I wondered in the past whether there’s something missing in me because I don’t ‘do’ sad. I just don’t.

But if that’s a problem, I don’t really want to fix it. So I stopped worrying. Stupid idea anyway.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I walk. And walk and walk and walk. And I also bury my face into food. I'm getting that video to you pronto.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I feel like I probably need better control of my emotions because at the minute, it seems like any little thing can be a hair trigger to me feeling like shit. Could be due to work, my social life, something on Fab but I think it ends up being a lot of small little things that happen that I can just forget about the next day.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I try go out for a drive or go do a hobby I enjoy or just sleep. Like I'm planning on going climbing tomorrow and boost my mood a little

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By *ruceyyMan
over a year ago

London

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

I'll give you a hug and probably and erection if you ass brushes up on me.

You're an absolute legend and need to listen to uplifting motivational music and have a dance while screaming fuck men x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We get angry and frustrated sometimes but never really sad.

We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves.

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

Friday I had those wet blobby things falling from my eyes. Got to get used to not having a life and occasionally I feel sad cos of it.

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By *ife NinjaMan
over a year ago

Dunfermline

I go walking if feeling low. This app can sometimes bring it on, especially in winter.

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By *weetiepie99Woman
over a year ago

cardiff

Yes, i feel it too much lately. I'm lucky, i have friends, family...BUT its a sort of loneliness and a dark cloud hanging over me

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

"We get angry and frustrated sometimes but never really sad.

We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves.

You associate sadness with a pity party?

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

Take my dog for a lonnng walk.

Other wise I would just dwell. It's gotten harder as I recently had a car crash and months later I still can't get back to the gym. As that was my other happy place.

I used to mask my sadness with alcohol. And however a good friend I thought Jack Daniels was to me during those times. All it did was make me worse and push those close away.

Nature, trees, lakes, fresh air, no phone signal, that's my happy times

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yeah...

A nap is a good shout - I seem to have different frame of mind after.

Overall though, if it's causes by something deeper it might be worth addressing that.

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By *ife NinjaMan
over a year ago

Dunfermline

"Yes, i feel it too much lately. I'm lucky, i have friends, family...BUT its a sort of loneliness and a dark cloud hanging over me"

Loneliness is brutal during the long nights. I try to get out as much as I can

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By *hortishblondeWoman
over a year ago

Essex

Sending hugs OP xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Tomorrow will be better.

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By *affron40Woman
over a year ago

manchester

Yeah I get waves of a feeling like sadness, but I’m

not sad about anything particular. It’s just how I’m made. The old black dog.

I make myself comfy, eat nice food, see those I’m closest to if I feel like it, get outside, spend time with the dogs, and wait for it to pass. It always does.

Hope yours passes soon OP

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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria

Big hugs to those feeling sad, I’m sure getting outdoors walking and chatting to people would help, maybe find a hobby that you enjoy, watch funny films or whatever gets you giggling, don’t rely on others to bring the happiness, you know you so go and get it, if you find something or someone triggers the sadness step away oh and maybe get your bloods checked and take some selenium, all about the self care

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I’ve my down days where I just switch off and go through the motions, my penis is pretty though "

I remember.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I walk. And walk and walk and walk. And I also bury my face into food. I'm getting that video to you pronto.

If it puts me off food I'll just be even sadder.

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

What classes as a pretty Penistone?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I get sad often. I struggle with MH, and the sadness, loneliness and helplessness has just became part of my daily life now tbh.

BUT, I’ve started to allow myself to embrace it. Sadness is an emotion just like any other, so instead of trying to ignore/avoid it, I let it happen and work through it. I let myself feel sad, have a cry, watch a sad film etc and eventually it just balances out.

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By *oadsafun1960Man
over a year ago

Somerset & Hertfordshire

Yes I have sad days still, very regularly. I think I'm ok then something reminds me of the past and boom sad again.

I try to get through it by finding something to distract me and keeping busy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes. I'm pretty much sad constantly. I do wonder if I'm always going to be this way. I can put on a front, and sure I have moments in my day where I do feel happy... but underneath there is so much sadness that feels so deep to the bone, and it hurts, and it's always there.

I rarely ever feel other negative emotions like being angry or frustrated, just sad and it's like nobody notices. I wish it would fuck off.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"What classes as a pretty Penistone?"

Wonderful regional auto correct

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If I'm having a shit day OP, I go to bed, use my wand, have a sleep.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

I'll give you a hug and probably and erection if you ass brushes up on me.

You're an absolute legend and need to listen to uplifting motivational music and have a dance while screaming fuck men x"

I'd expect nothing less from you.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

Friday I had those wet blobby things falling from my eyes. Got to get used to not having a life and occasionally I feel sad cos of it."

I do it in the shower, blends in then.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Tomorrow will be better."

Tomorrow's Monday....

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"If I'm having a shit day OP, I go to bed, use my wand, have a sleep.

I've lost my wand!! This isn't why I'm sad btw.

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By *elshguy121Man
over a year ago

Newport

Always find someone to talk too.

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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago

Newcastle

Switch and do something positive that at the end you feel proud of

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

"I get sad often. I struggle with MH, and the sadness, loneliness and helplessness has just became part of my daily life now tbh.

Hugs!!

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

"I get sad often. I struggle with MH, and the sadness, loneliness and helplessness has just became part of my daily life now tbh.

Acknowledging negative emotions rather than suppressing them builds resilience.

And crying is a release valve in my opinion.

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

"Yes. I'm pretty much sad constantly. I do wonder if I'm always going to be this way. I can put on a front, and sure I have moments in my day where I do feel happy... but underneath there is so much sadness that feels so deep to the bone, and it hurts, and it's always there.

I rarely ever feel other negative emotions like being angry or frustrated, just sad and it's like nobody notices. I wish it would fuck off. "

Sending hugs!

You got this

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Tomorrow will be better.

Tomorrow's Monday...."

Ahhh shoot.

Next Friday will be better. Hang in there.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Sad? Make a journal and just write what you want, the thoughts on paper will help you break them down into what they actually are, either situations or problems, then put your phone in charge and go for a walk in nature doesn’t have to be long just get out when you get back if you have your favourite food then make it but most of all stay away from outside noise like social media and fab, reset. plan, execute, dominate the world

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Op it is okay to feel our emotions. I too had a cry earlier.

Spent all day tuning in the tv.. Itv had dropped out. Still was motivational for me to carry big tv into front room and put little tv in bedroom. Was getting frustrated at no signal.. I then had a 5 in cry and thought it was good to get my frustration out. I also thought life is hard for me. I got goals to achieve and hitting a brick wall. I cried at that too op sometimes we need to cry. Hope you are okay op

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By *inkyycurvyyWoman
over a year ago

Manchester

I've been extremely sad the last two days. Lost a family member recently and their birthday is coming up next week. Nearly burst into tears in card factory this afternoon buying a card for someone else. Had to hold it together. Had a dream about them last night and woke myself up crying. This so going to be a crap week.

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By *olyester123Couple
over a year ago

Cambridgeshire

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence? Funny that I have the massive tsilivi blues I 3ant to live there but because of the new laws I can't but 1 day maybe ??

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

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By *olyester123Couple
over a year ago

Cambridgeshire

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

"I've been extremely sad the last two days. Lost a family member recently and their birthday is coming up next week. Nearly burst into tears in card factory this afternoon buying a card for someone else. Had to hold it together. Had a dream about them last night and woke myself up crying. This so going to be a crap week. "

That's awful

Sending virtual hugs and a shoulder

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By *inkyycurvyyWoman
over a year ago

Manchester

That's awful

Sending virtual hugs and a shoulder"

Thank you

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

That's awful

Sending virtual hugs and a shoulder

Thank you

Absolutely anytime.

Message me if you ever just want to talk.

That goes for anyone.

I'd rather listen to you all vent than bottle it up and it get worse

Hugs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It may be nothing, it might be clinical. Can you be truthful and honest to yourself and explain the why or do you feel like there's genuinely no reason for it.

Have you taken a PHQ9 and GAD7 test?

Sending virtual manly hugs from afar. You seem cool from the forum and status posts you've made.

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By *o scandalousWoman
over a year ago

Glasgow

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

Play your happy song loud on repeat. Works for me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is this your woman's equivalent of post nut clarity?

I'm sure I read somewhere that you....

Anyway,

yes I feel sad some days. A lot lately for a myriad of reasons. September holds an anniversary that's painful as fuck and it takes a while to leave my thoughts. But some days I just feel sad. I go out and drive if I can, or sleep. Or I just try and pick something that makes me happy. A treat, music, escape in a film, soak in a hot bath, the list goes on.

Be kind to yourself on your wonky days.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

Out of all the negative feelings I feel sad the most.

Getting older means you lose more people, and different times of year remind me of those people and relationships I've lost.

That makes me feel sad.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I get sad often. I struggle with MH, and the sadness, loneliness and helplessness has just became part of my daily life now tbh.

I get that, I often cry in the shower and does help just to be sad sometimes. It's just not that great.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

I used to visit my mum when I felt sad.

Now she's gone that's another reason to feel sad.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

I rarely ever feel other negative emotions like being angry or frustrated, just sad and it's like nobody notices. I wish it would fuck off. "

We are annoyingly good at hiding it.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

"I get sad often. I struggle with MH, and the sadness, loneliness and helplessness has just became part of my daily life now tbh.

I get that, I often cry in the shower and does help just to be sad sometimes. It's just not that great. "

I've been known to cry on buses on the odd occasion.

I think sitting there looking out of the window gives me time to think of sad things.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Sad? Make a journal and just write what you want, the thoughts on paper will help you break them down into what they actually are, either situations or problems, then put your phone in charge and go for a walk in nature doesn’t have to be long just get out when you get back if you have your favourite food then make it but most of all stay away from outside noise like social media and fab, reset. plan, execute, dominate the world "

I started journalling beginning of the year, suggested to me by someone off here. But now I can't do that as thinking of him makes me sad in a whole other way.

If I went for a walk some days I don't think I'd stop.

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By *weet.touchMan
over a year ago

liverpool

I just feel neutral a lot. Have my moments of laughter and happiness through the day... sometimes I think of bad things in the past that I can't change then I snap out of it.

If anything bad happens I resort to feeling numb until I'm back to normal.

But day to day life, I don't feel sad, I have my own way of staying positive.

They'd have a field day studying my psychology/mind.

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By *weet.touchMan
over a year ago

liverpool

"I just feel neutral a lot. Have my moments of laughter and happiness through the day... sometimes I think of bad things in the past that I can't change then I snap out of it.

If anything bad happens I resort to feeling numb until I'm back to normal.

But day to day life, I don't feel sad, I have my own way of staying positive.

They'd have a field day studying my psychology/mind."

I believe its an old school mentality. Big boys don't cry was something I learned young. Hard times make hard people imo.

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By *ansoffateMan
over a year ago

Sagittarius A

Sadness has been a perpetual daily experience for me for 4 years. I experience joy now too, that took a while. But sadness traces within it at some point. And those that know me see it in my eyes, I see it reflected in theirs.

It's fine - I've come to accept it's just part of life for me now. There's no depression and yet I have no fear of death or drive to seek. Sometimes I think it hasn't lessened at all and I've just got used to it. I just cry. I will tonight when I get home, I can feel it. It's a day she should have been here for.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I just feel neutral a lot. Have my moments of laughter and happiness through the day... sometimes I think of bad things in the past that I can't change then I snap out of it.

If anything bad happens I resort to feeling numb until I'm back to normal.

But day to day life, I don't feel sad, I have my own way of staying positive.

They'd have a field day studying my psychology/mind.

I believe its an old school mentality. Big boys don't cry was something I learned young. Hard times make hard people imo. "

I knew a guy like this, we all deal with things in our own way.

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By *929Man
over a year ago

newcastle

It’s up and down mostly the week I have my daughter I’m fine as my son lives with me full time so it feels like still having a family other that feeling a bit of a loser when the 3 of us are out and about and I see proper families.

The week that she’s gone it’s more sad especially non gym nights for all my son lives with me he’s 16 now and mostly in his room while when my daughters here she’s with me the whole time as still hasn’t outgrown that so nights she gone are quite lonely I don’t miss the ex at all but do miss having a proper family

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By *ovelifelovefuntimesMan
over a year ago

Where ever I lay my hat

I've felt sad today, not for myself but sad nonetheless.

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By *imi_RougeWoman
over a year ago

Portsmouth

I just sit with it, because I know it'll pass.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I feel sad and most other negative emotions quite a lot actually. There’s not always a specific trigger, some days I just wake up feeling shit. I know the root cause of it and I should probably deal with it at some point, but for now I just pretend it isn’t happening.

I hope your mood picks up a bit soon

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By *illy IdolMan
over a year ago

Midlands

Generally I'm pretty chilled and easy going, but sometimes I'll feel sad/down and can't snap out of it. It doesn't last long but find taking the dog out works a charm

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I feel sad sometimes but I think it mostly stems from burnout and loneliness. It's also very much linked to my hormones too. I've been known to cry in the car. It's sometimes good to let it all out.

I find it hard when people are nice to me when I'm sad. It makes me cry so I'm often better on my own until it passes.

I hope you and anyone else struggling feel better soon x

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By *educing_EmCouple
over a year ago

Tipperary

I clean, nap,walk and hope it's gone in the morning.

There's probably a far better way of getting through it but that's where I'm at.

I hope tomorrow's a not sad day for you

Em x

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago

Transsexual Transylvania

I'm sad all the time. It's like a knot in my diaphragm. If I sit still and don't distract myself, I'm not far off tears. I'll leave it there.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't worry everyone. She's happy now because I sent her a video of me eating something like a wild, ravenous, horny person

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"We get angry and frustrated sometimes but never really sad.

We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves.

That's quite a mean thing to say!

I'm sure we are all pleased that you never feel sad, good for you.

People feel sad for all kinds of reasons and a majority has absolutely nothing to do with feeling sorry for themselves and wallowing in their own pity!

I for one rarely feel very much due to medication. I haven't cried in a very long time. But today I had this cloud come over me and I actually cried, only briefly but it happened and a small piece of me was glad as I had thought that I was void of any extremes of emotion.

Thankfully it passed quite quickly. I think it was a mixture of extreme tiredness, hormones and stress. I think it could also have been partly to do with post coital dysphoria after a heavy night last night and no real after care.

Anywho, for all those sharing in the "pity party", it's the start of a new week tomorrow (yes,I know it has to start with a monday) hopefully everyone who is feeling low will have a good week.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

"We get angry and frustrated sometimes but never really sad.

We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves.

I don't feel sorry for myself when I'm sad.

That's not what sadness is.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

I like to wallow in my sadness and play sad songs.

I think exacerbating the feeling helps me to get over it.

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By *ansoffateMan
over a year ago

Sagittarius A

"I like to wallow in my sadness and play sad songs.

I think exacerbating the feeling helps me to get over it."

I agree and that sadness isn't self-pity.

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By *929Man
over a year ago

newcastle

Strangely even on happy days I can’t sleep at night without replaying all the sad hurtful times if I try and sleep thinking of nowt I’ll just lie there start replaying a sad time in my head and 99 times out of 100 before the end of the scenario playing in my head I’m fast asleep wish it wasn’t this way but been like that for many years now

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By *issC_UseMeWoman
over a year ago

London & South Coast

Sadness is natural. Do things that bring you joy. For me that's walking, dancing, cinema (my favourite form of therapy). No emotion is something to hide away from. Allow it to move through you, rather than trying to suppress it. It just shows that you're human and that you care x

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By *issC_UseMeWoman
over a year ago

London & South Coast

"I'm sad all the time. It's like a knot in my diaphragm. If I sit still and don't distract myself, I'm not far off tears. I'll leave it there."

It makes me sad to read this. Sending virtual hugs.

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By *.L.0460.Woman
over a year ago

Bognor Regis

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

I totally get it. As much as I love being single after leaving a 22 year relationship, the only thing I (occasionally) miss is having someone to rant to. When you live alone, it's not as easy to vent those feelings, cos nobody wants to be whinging to their friends all the time if it's not something urgent, right?

If it's daytime, I get myself out of my flat & take a walk along the seafront, which helps enormously. If it's night, I may have a bloody good cry & feel better in the morning. Of the two, I prefer distraction- crying makes my eyes puffy!!

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over a year ago

"*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

I think my penis has had more compliments that the rest of me during my years on here, which is why it's not on public show. I'm like hey there's more to me than that!

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By *bi HaiveMan
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over a year ago

Cheeseville, Somerset

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

How do you get out of the slump?

Pretty much daily for a long while. As for how to get out of it? Some days I don't. Others I just try and switch off emotionally and some days I just do whatever is necessary to sleep, whether that's a drink or two or my meds.

The reasons are many. The solutions don't appear forthcoming and of late its been one thing after another getting added to the downer pile. So it builds. Sometimes it overloads. Then it's just a case of waiting for the time it subsides enough to get on with something.

Sometimes it sneaks up on you when you least expect it, prompted by the stupidest little thing.

It's probably my most common state at the moment. People keep telling me it will pass.

I'm currently calling bullshit on that.

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By *.L.0460.Woman
over a year ago

Bognor Regis

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

How do you get out of the slump?

Sometimes it sneaks up on you when you least expect it, prompted by the stupidest little thing.

It's probably my most common state at the moment. People keep telling me it will pass.

I'm currently calling bullshit on that. "

So sorry to hear this. I hope you start to see the light at the end of the tunnel really soon

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By *an de LyonMan
over a year ago

welling

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

Yeah. I get sad loads, but I tend towards depression. I think the victorians would call it melancholy. I don’t know why, there doesn’t have to be a reason, but there are some days where everything is November

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't feel sad often but when I do, I've learnt to just let myself feel sad and acknowledge it, it helps me understand it more and process better without it turning into a more intense emotion such as anger or resenment.

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By *an de LyonMan
over a year ago

welling

"I don't feel sad often but when I do, I've learnt to just let myself feel sad and acknowledge it, it helps me understand it more and process better without it turning into a more intense emotion such as anger or resenment. "

That “feel sad & acknowledge it” is great advice

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By *ansoffateMan
over a year ago

Sagittarius A

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

How do you get out of the slump?

Sometimes it sneaks up on you when you least expect it, prompted by the stupidest little thing.

It's probably my most common state at the moment. People keep telling me it will pass.

I'm currently calling bullshit on that. "

I get to see it not be bullshit for a lot of people. I hope it turns out that way for you too.

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By *erebraljaguarMan
over a year ago

North West…

I suppose I’ve felt sad at ‘usual’ times of life rather than moods or long term feeling that way. I try to embrace any emotions really, let them flow and stay self-aware.

My only advice would be to try to work out what makes sadness enter life for others, then consider it for yourself - external factors are often small or unimportant but people really let them fester and steal a bit of their existence.

Social media, family or friends who are toxic, or lifestyle choices of pleasure over happiness, all sorts of things. Stay as positive as you can people, and understand sadness is normal, alongside don’t let it dominate you, if possible.

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

"I'm sad all the time. It's like a knot in my diaphragm. If I sit still and don't distract myself, I'm not far off tears. I'll leave it there."

Sadness is a transient emotion. Depression isn't. If you haven't contacted a GP yet, please do so.

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

How do you get out of the slump?

Sometimes it sneaks up on you when you least expect it, prompted by the stupidest little thing.

It's probably my most common state at the moment. People keep telling me it will pass.

I'm currently calling bullshit on that. "

It will eventually but dissipation can be tortuously slow.

Don't forget drink is a depressant. If on anti-depressants, see if you can cut out alcohol altogether.

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

Look into info re a light box.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I completely get it OP! I get sad sometimes without even knowing what triggered it

I can just be sat at home and it comes on, it is very upsetting

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Seem the type. Cheer up

You can’t go around living life angry and frustrated then he surprised when you also feel sad

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By *ora the explorerWoman
over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

Not really. I get sad at awful things I might see on the news, my mum’s dementia breaks my heart but I soon snap myself out of it and be positive as being like that isn’t going to help me or anyone else x

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

"I'm sad all the time. It's like a knot in my diaphragm. If I sit still and don't distract myself, I'm not far off tears. I'll leave it there.

Sadness is a transient emotion. Depression isn't. If you haven't contacted a GP yet, please do so."

I can tell the difference in my depression and sadness.

It's important to do that because, although some things help with both, there are different ways of dealing with them.

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By *melie LALWoman
over a year ago

Peterborough

"Seem the type. Cheer up

You can’t go around living life angry and frustrated then he surprised when you also feel sad "

Fantastic empathy

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By *.L.0460.Woman
over a year ago

Bognor Regis

"Seem the type. Cheer up

You can’t go around living life angry and frustrated then he surprised when you also feel sad "

Wow

what a truly unpleasant person you are.

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By *etterdays2021Man
over a year ago

PETERBOROUGH

I feel unhappy for a few months now feel horrible. But keep head high and keep going

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By *aissez-faireMan
over a year ago

Right behind you…. Boo

I did a resilience course during covid (you know those desperate things you did to get through the day) anyway, they did make a salient point. It’s ok to be sad without it completely crippling you mentally and emotionally. There might be nothing you can do about the cause of the sadness. It doesn’t mean you can’t find joy and happiness in other aspects of your life at the same time.

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By *.L.0460.Woman
over a year ago

Bognor Regis

"I did a resilience course during covid (you know those desperate things you did to get through the day) anyway, they did make a salient point. It’s ok to be sad without it completely crippling you mentally and emotionally. There might be nothing you can do about the cause of the sadness. It doesn’t mean you can’t find joy and happiness in other aspects of your life at the same time. "

Good point, hard to do when you're feeling low. It requires some strength to drag yourself out of the depths

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By *ilsaGeorgeCouple
over a year ago

kent

"No not the weather related thing! It's cold, it's awesome get used to it.

I mean actually feeling sad. Is it something you feel often? Lucky enough to not remember the last time? Or is it a regular occurrence?

I'm pretty used to feeling angry and frustrated and basically pissed off. Thank you men. But the sadness kinda creeps up you sometimes, that's a feeling I don't like.

Today is a sad day.

How do you get out of the slump?

Please don't say wine as I don't have any and I'm a tad upset this.

*Ps hot guys might help. Especially those with pretty penises.

I'm not a naturally sad person, but some time ago I went through a long period of intense sadness. It was born initially from grief, and so it was natural, but then it was deepened and pushed to the extreme by the wicked actions of another. I very nearly didn't escape it. The only saving grace I had was this: I knew where it came from.

Talking, support, and time have helped. There have been some significant bumps along the road, but these days there is so much in my life that makes me happy, I'm not sad any more. But I feel its echo. I don't think it will ever entirely fade.

One thing that helped, Ailsa described a landscape: A forest on the edge of a field. And in the field, a bottomless pit. She would ask me, where in this landscape was I standing? If I was in the forest, all was good. If I was in the field, that was concerning. If I was standing at the edge of the bottomless pit, that was a crisis. Being able to say how bad it was, without actually having to say it, was very helpful. It opened up a pathway to support without me having to ask for it. And in time, just being asked made me feel better. Knowing someone cares really helps. I hope you have someone too OP.

-G Xx

P.S. A pretty penis is something I can help with x

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

I don't want to ignore anyone, no really I don't! Just reading this makes me even more sad and it's already Monday, too much for one day.

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham

I’m a bit sad today but no wine or women’s bits can help. Well maybe a large Barolo and a certain person but she’s thousands of miles away

I get my guitar out and smoke lots of cigarettes

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By *dinson1983Man
over a year ago

Wakefield

"I don't want to ignore anyone, no really I don't! Just reading this makes me even more sad and it's already Monday, too much for one day.

Sending you hugs, a hot bath, candles and a home cooked meal with music and all the relaxation one person can handle

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