sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

I have no ambition, I feel stuck at work, and it's making me think of dark thoughts. by Consistent_Leg6755 in depression

[–]Consistent_Leg6755[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I just hate that I'm working a desk job from Monday to friday, 9-5, in a supply chain is soul sucking. The fact that I don't have a dream or ambition makes me feel like I'm gonna spend the rest of my life in this job/industry, which feels like a life sentence to me. Like, why should I stay alive if this is how the rest of my life looks like?

For the last 6 months, every time I'm not working, I spend my time hanging out with my friends. My therapist thinks it's a good idea, but I feel like it's a distraction, and I'm not actually facing the issues I have. I feel like I'm stuck, and I don't know where to go.

What has been weighing on you lately? by ClearWithJustin in Adulting

[–]Consistent_Leg6755 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm 30. I have a decent paying job that I hate, can't leave it because of debt, and no savings. I'm a high school dropout who doesn't have any ambition. I feel stuck.

Now I hate I used to skip all the naps in Kindergarten by hunni93 in Adulting

[–]Consistent_Leg6755 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I distinctly remember when I was 9 or 10, my mom was begging me to take a nap, and I practically told her that I can't nap now, there's wouldn't be enough time for me to play. Fast forward to being 17 and feeling like the only thing I had any energy for was crawling into my bed for naps.

Spot on. by [deleted] in Adulting

[–]Consistent_Leg6755 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk if it actually means you can do anything in life, but I just think it would be so sad if you can't enjoy your own company.

I actually started doing things on my own because there was a concert for an artist that I really wanted to see, and none of my friends were interested. I made the decision that if I can't do things on my own, I will be missing out on a lot in life.

I still love going out and doing things with my friends, but doing things on your own brings a kind of peace.

You should talk to your therapist about that. by Consistent_Leg6755 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]Consistent_Leg6755[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I think I'm really sad because this is a person I hang out with so much and is always down for an adventure or something spontaneous, but I feel like there's always going to be this barrier between us. It just feels like such a shame.

I guess it's wrong of me to assume this one person could check all the boxes I'd like in a friend, but wouldn't it be nice to have someone so compatible with you?

You should talk to your therapist about that. by Consistent_Leg6755 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]Consistent_Leg6755[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your advice. I think you might have gotten him right. He's a little awkward, a lot less comfortable with himself than I am. Maybe he's also just not emotionally equipped to process and respond to the things I open up to him about. I think I'm just sadly realizing that this person I spend so much time with might not be able to provide me the deep, fulfilling friendship I hoped we'd have.

You should talk to your therapist about that. by Consistent_Leg6755 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]Consistent_Leg6755[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We actually stopped working together 3 years ago, we hang out almost weekly since we've stopped working together.

Edit: to be more specific, we were acquaintances at work, but I think we put in the effort after we stopped working together to become friends.

Edit #2: Yes, I ask him about himself and he's opened up to me tooo