[QUOTE=originalfeline32;14416466]Well, this was an interesting place for someone who actually suffers proper depression to come in.

I think I'm going to leave until you lot know what you're talking about. :)[/QUOTE]

LIES!! SHE'S LYING!!!

it's a pseudo-illness!!!


*glares*


















:p *huggles*

How old are you 2?

Seriously, you guys have absolutely no idea how it feels. I can't even explain it to you because it feels normal to me.

[QUOTE=HeavyBassDude;14416486]How old are you 2?[/QUOTE]

16 and a half.

Dammit that sounds so lame.

[QUOTE=originalfeline32;14416490]Seriously, you guys have absolutely no idea how it feels. I can't even explain it to you because it feels normal to me.[/QUOTE]

i still can't fathom why you're depressed :( *hugs*

I guess it happens being togheter with you..


OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH!


serriously, why do i like being rude at you? :p

at 16 [B]and a half[/B], you should have better things to do than being depressed ;) depressed is for 40 year olds who havent accomplished anything yet, or that have been a outcast all their life and threated realy bad.

They have a reason.

Ofcourse, i do not know your story..

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14416496]i still can't fathom why you're depressed :( *hugs*[/QUOTE]

It's not a "pseudo-illness" as you like to label it.

Simple as that.

It's a mental illness, caused by the lack of a chemical.

Many things can trigger debilitating depression. Feelings of depression are caused by a chemical change that affects how the brain functions.

A normally functioning brain is a giant messaging system that controls everything from your heartbeat, to walking, to your emotions. The brain is made up of billions of nerve cells called neurons. These neurons send and receive messages from the rest of your body, using brain chemicals called neurotransmitters.

These brain chemicals—in varying amounts—are responsible for our emotional state. Depression happens when these chemical messages aren’t delivered correctly between brain cells, disrupting communication.

Think of a telephone: if your phone has a weak signal, you may not hear the person on the other end. Their communication is muted or unclear.

The good news is that there are many forms of treatment that can help you cope with depression, including medications that can strengthen weak signals by raising the levels of certain neurotransmitters, or by improving the neurons’ ability to process signals. This ensures that the brain’s vital messages are delivered—loud and clear.

hi guys

...aaaaaaaaaaaaand?

[QUOTE=lemoley;14416528]hi guys[/QUOTE]

Hey Lem :wave:

And HBD, what I'm doing is proving Ryan wrong.

He believes it is caused by something in particular in my life that I'm not happy with. He does not accept it as a proper physical illness that I simply cannot control and therefore spends his time trying to figure out why it happens.

In other words, he can stick his "pseudo-illness" where the sun don't shine.

hey Gen :)

is everything okay?

I bet he does to!

having some pseudo-illness in your 2nd cant be good..

[QUOTE=lemoley;14416548]hey Gen :)

is everything okay?[/QUOTE]

Yeah. I just came in at the wrong time to catch these nubs calling depression a "Pseudo-Illness".

Being a sufferer myself, it offends me to see people passing it off as a cry for attention.

where i do agree with you in that it is a illnees it is true that many people do not in fact suffer from it and use it for attention - the amount of times i have heard people say they were depressed there should be a large number of suicides in Keswick

however im not saying that you are a 'faker'

i was joking gen, i'm saying those emo whores have pseudo illnesses.

i hope work doesn't eat me.

what animals you have now? a lion?

you cannot work in a Petshop and say stuff like that.

because of this:

[IMG]http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b185/FunkyHoney/DSC00268.jpg[/IMG]

nub



having said that we did have a Rottweiler X Rhodesian ridge back at one stage..

well im off now

see ya

laaaters

[IMG]http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b185/FunkyHoney/DSC00262.jpg[/IMG]

he'll eat you

Hmmm..

I want a fretless 6 string P bass with P/J pickups, you think its possible?

J/MM > P/J

same dif, less hum.

and no, no one makes 6 strings p's

I need to go shopping.

Seriously.

can i come? i need a new wardrobe.

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14416652]can i come? i need a new wardrobe.[/QUOTE]

Only if you're paying. :lol:

meerrrrr :(

i don't wanna pay!

maybe next weekend after my double shift

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14416663]meerrrrr :(

i don't wanna pay!

maybe next weekend after my double shift[/QUOTE]

I was kidding you goose.

You know there's no way I'd let you do that anyway.

yeah, you went berserk this first time haha, lucky we aren't yanks.

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14416686]yeah, you went berserk this first time haha, lucky we aren't yanks.[/QUOTE]

More like lucky my mum loves you enough to excuse the fact that you never pay for me, because paying is "gentlemanly".

i would pay for you, but i'm cheap and you get given money anyway :p

Bleh, I'm bored. Being crippled makes life boring.

why are u crippled?

Had an op on my toe yesterday. Not allowed to put any pressure on it. Morpheine was cool, though.

ghey!!
but yeah morpheine is the radness.
someone i know, they were in a car crash like late last year,and their toe went though the windscreen...and yer was stuck there. well yer i think thats weird.

They gave me pethedeine first, but that didn't do wonders, so they put me on the good stuff.

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14416638]J/MM > P/J

same dif, less hum.

and no, no one makes 6 strings p's[/QUOTE]

incorrect...
[url]http://bartolini.net/information/bass/6st_bass_pu_s.htm[/url]

So, how much would it cost me to get you to build a 6 string P bass copy? :p

less if u pay cash and go to the alley...

you know, i would neg rep you for that..

[QUOTE=HeavyBassDude;14416228]radagaskthebrown: im not sure if you ever gonna read this, no, no hard feelings, now stop repping me![/QUOTE]

...

alright fine i just do when u say somthing worthwhile