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Describe depression if you can

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ArtisticStatic · 36-40, M
Depression, when it is present, is more like the force of gravity. It is there, pulling down on you under all circumstances. Though I'm depressed I am often very happy- but still there is the unfeeling wet blanket of muddled confusion and writhing frustration seething under it all. Waiting.

A creeping numbness that insidiously degrades and diminishes every aspect of conscious life. A storm of screaming and hatred in dreams. A dull apathy in waking. A sinking stomach in the face of joy and a faithless lassitude in the face of hope.
Depression isn't an emotion. Depression is a contradiction to every worthy aspect of life.
MikefromEP · 51-55, M
@ArtisticStatic Why the wet blanket view?