( Pay no heed to my last question I posted, this is kinda different. )
I hear that there's a chemical in your brain that makes you have depression. Not sure what it's called or how it works, I just remember my mother talking about it one day. I asked her the question I'm about to ask, but I don't think her answer seemed right for me.
If it's a chemical that causes depression, and antidepressants help to reduce that (or something like that), then how come that when I'm happy and not depressed, when I think about anything related to depression, angst, harm, such. I get automatically depressed? I can also force myself out of it, but it kind of gives me a headache afterwards.
Just wondering. o.o;
2006-10-22
08:50:43
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{[Chibitalia]}
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Mental Health