I Fight Depression and Loneliness Everyday

Not necessarily. Depression is a chemical imbalance in the brain where a reduction of certain neurotransmitters is present. You can treat it by eating a healthier diet and maybe choosing some natural supplements like spirulina powder as well as exercising.. Spending time in nature helps as well-if that or psychotherapy doesn't help then you should resort to medication. In today's society it's hard to find an honest person who will be genuinely interested in helping since they are mostly preoccupied with their own ''problems''. I think it's better for you to face that fact now rather than later,at least it made things easier for me. Once you've realized that,the relationship you have with yourself will become far more important and you will start being more independent. That's important because depending on others and having expectations will only cause further depression and frustration since you are bound to get disappointed(with those particular people or with humanity in general)..