Feeling bad :(

Hang out on here lots like I do oh and go for a walk or some other exercise you enjoy

Time shouldn't be "killed"! Use time to be productive. Find something you like doing and do it the best you can. If you are struggling with real depression talk to a professional and get help.

Here is a cat to make you smile

It is hard to recommend any rainy day activities since we don't know what kind of things you like doing. Do you like baking food? playing video games? writing stories? Reading? Juggling chainsaws while a poodle balances on your head? who knows! There are so many things to do.

I'll lend you my husband.

Sorry to hear you're struggling, I can relate and I hope things improve and you can find some more ways to enjoy your time. If you enjoy learning, I'd recommend checking out edx.org - you can take really interesting and high quality courses for free, or for a small fee upon completion if you'd like a certificate. Not sure where you live (I'm assuming Ireland), but if you'd prefer not to leave home and can afford it, you can also take online courses from some colleges. I'm doing an online diploma course right now for library work and it's pretty awesome. You don't have to do entire programs, a lot of colleges offer individual courses that you can take just for personal or professional development.

I would also recommend getting a "SAD lamp" (seasonal affective disorder) - it's full spectrum lighting, and can help with people who suffer from increased levels of depression during seasons with less sunlight, but research supports that it has positive effects for people in general as well. You can get them for pretty cheap these days, sometimes doctors can give prescriptions, depending on if you have coverage and what type. I have one and it's hard to be sure of course, but I think it does help me feel better sometimes, more serene somehow. Take care

DublinEwelina wrote: »

Writing stories sounds appealing to me. I have a few magazines at home. I think I'm going to *kitten*, that will kill 5 minutes hopefully. I wish I had someone to have sex with because sex with someone else takes more time like 15 min when you include the foreplay.

Some are marathon men, some are minute men...

socajam wrote: »

Winter does that to me, but since I started taking Vitamin D a couple of weeks ago, things are not looking as bleak. In fact I think I will be able to cope this winter, the first time in years.

Your profile picture makes me think of this video I saw years ago...

Start watching a new TV series! Or... complete a jigsaw puzzle? Play with Legos (I find breaking things and putting them together again very therapeutic, hoho!), doodle, do some light exercises? And take some quiet time to focus on, and work on the most important thing: YOU! Good luck, OP!

Celexa. I think Celexa.