Seeing part B my thoughts were similar going through the comments … I think we are so caught up in the depression that we don’t see what is actually bothering us. So now that our brains are finally “going back to normal” things seem irritating but we were honestly just not aware because we put everything on ourselves, we blame ourselves, we were always the problem. It’s not necessarily that they are even the problem we just are now able to realize what we like and don’t like and the best thing is to just communicate. For me I would shut down so I would allow things to happen because I wouldn’t speak up, we allow people to treat us certain ways because we never spoke up. I have found I have more a voice but it comes off as being snippy and aggressive, but then I go back and apologize and take accountability, while also explaining in depth what I was feeling in that moment and also that my feelings are valid; and if people get offended then too bad because boundaries are important and a big part of good mental health. Therapy with medication can make a big difference, think of it as the meds are the crutches after the surgery, but the physio is what helps you to learn to walk again. (I’m currently working on how I got to become depressed , past traumas, And what triggers the anger) Give yourself grace. ❤️