Malveaux
Edenspring Wayfarer
@Melancholia
Heh, I'm sorry, it wasn't my intention to let you miss the snow...
As far as helping others through written words, I can just tell you that I've got many friends from around the world, and even some that I love very much. I've been going through feeling the need to help them, and of course I could only send them my words.
And I do feel that my words are just that, typed words, not my voice to comfort them, not even my hand on their shoulder to let them hearthen up. The internet communication is the coldest way to say things, this is true.
But I can tell you that when I feel depressed (and it's kinda chronic mental disorder for me) and I tell my friends from Canada, Japan, Australia and so on about it, let me assure you that their words do affect me, and help me feeling better.
Okay, the internet communication is cold. But behind it you have to remember that there's the heart of someone speaking to you. It's hard to remember, sometimes, but it's always true.
This is why I tell you that what you write is not meaningless, and that you don't have to feel so down.
In the end we are all alone, but we can always manage to feel less alone by communicating with others.
Since everyone does have something to say, I think that nothing one says is really meaningless. At least it says something about him or her, and although I don't know you and it's soon to judge, my impression about you is surely that you're not useless.
Let me tell you, you've got much more to say than many other people that pretend to be important or interesting.
I know how you've been feeling, I've been feeling like that many times myself. Most often I have to get out of that bottomless sadness with my only forces, because I'm usually alone during my days.
I have the fear to 'infect' other people with my depression, too. But I can tell you one thing about me: it doesn't annoy me to hear other people speak about their sadness. It's just the opposite, it makes me feel useful to listen to someone's problems and try to give my advice. I think it's the same for most of us here, so don't worry about this.
I sincerely hope you feel better today.
Heh, I'm sorry, it wasn't my intention to let you miss the snow...
As far as helping others through written words, I can just tell you that I've got many friends from around the world, and even some that I love very much. I've been going through feeling the need to help them, and of course I could only send them my words.
And I do feel that my words are just that, typed words, not my voice to comfort them, not even my hand on their shoulder to let them hearthen up. The internet communication is the coldest way to say things, this is true.
But I can tell you that when I feel depressed (and it's kinda chronic mental disorder for me) and I tell my friends from Canada, Japan, Australia and so on about it, let me assure you that their words do affect me, and help me feeling better.
Okay, the internet communication is cold. But behind it you have to remember that there's the heart of someone speaking to you. It's hard to remember, sometimes, but it's always true.
This is why I tell you that what you write is not meaningless, and that you don't have to feel so down.
In the end we are all alone, but we can always manage to feel less alone by communicating with others.
Since everyone does have something to say, I think that nothing one says is really meaningless. At least it says something about him or her, and although I don't know you and it's soon to judge, my impression about you is surely that you're not useless.
Let me tell you, you've got much more to say than many other people that pretend to be important or interesting.
I know how you've been feeling, I've been feeling like that many times myself. Most often I have to get out of that bottomless sadness with my only forces, because I'm usually alone during my days.
I have the fear to 'infect' other people with my depression, too. But I can tell you one thing about me: it doesn't annoy me to hear other people speak about their sadness. It's just the opposite, it makes me feel useful to listen to someone's problems and try to give my advice. I think it's the same for most of us here, so don't worry about this.
I sincerely hope you feel better today.