Saaaaame!! Summer where I am is so short. I feel like I need to make the best of it while the nice weather is here, but that doesn't magically remove depression from my life. That creates this vicious cycle of being sad because I can't make the best of it, but never making the best of it because I'm sad. I also self harm less in the summer due to being harder to hide so my ability to cope with things is lower when I don't have that.
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can someone just kill me already
- Mar 27, 2024
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i feel worse during the summer. i always feel aimless around this time of year. but i also just dont like hot weather, being sweaty, too much sunshine makes me more sluggish
then again i don't like winter either. ig i genuinely always feel like shit
woops
then again i don't like winter either. ig i genuinely always feel like shit
woops
Linda
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- Jul 30, 2020
- 1,797
It seems to be an almost universal pattern that suicide rates are higher in Spring and Summer than in Autumn/Fall and Winter. It was first pointed out in the 1890s by Emile Durkheim, in his book "On Suicide", and many studies since then have found the same pattern.
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