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I just feel over-the-top overwhelmed right now. School work is pilling on, and work is only getting busier. My boyfriend and I can't seem to stop bickering after our last fight... My best friend is beginning to ditch me for someone else. My boyfriend keeps telling me that lately I haven't been "me". I try to be more like "me" but it's never right. I don't know what me he is asking for... He and I have been dating for about 8 months, a little less. This is the first large depression wave that I haven't been able to fight off since I've been with him, and he doesn't understand. I've tried to explain and he doesn't understand. Does anyone have any tips for how to get him to understand?
No matter how long and hard I try to fight it keeps on coming.. I am sick of it.. it is exhausting.View Thread

I have also found that sometimes, after fighting with myself and actually making myself look pretty, it makes me feel better. If I get in the habit of looking pretty it gets even better, and if I exercise it is the best. Just a few of my things.
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