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Ashley. 12-12-2015 09:37 PM

Highly emotional few days
 
This is really deep and I'm sorry, but I don't know what it is, I've just had a very bad few days and it's scaring me a little bit.

It started on Thursday. I got home from work and I was really exhausted, but I just wasn't in the mood to sleep so I cleaned the house. This is strange because when I'm as tired as I was I can usually just drift off but, as weird as it sounds, I just didn't have the energy to sleep. Another strange thing is that I'm always singing wherever I go and I listen to music in the shower and usually sing along, but I didn't that night, I just let the music play and spent more time staring into darkness than actually washing!

Friday was a bit different. I found that I was very irritable throughout the day, especially towards my friends which I felt so bad about once I got home and called them to apologise. My Saturday night has consisted of me watching sad films and listening to sad music.

I know this isn't normal and it's just so out of character for me, the worst thing is that I don't know what has caused this so I just don't know what to do. I was wondering if any of you have felt like this before, when you're just emotional for no particular reason.

Johnnyuk123 12-12-2015 09:41 PM

Take a laxative. That usually works for me.

GLENN BILL BB7 12-12-2015 09:41 PM

This happens to me a lot I will also be so happy for like 5 seconds for no reason then it just slowly fades away.

Ashley. 12-12-2015 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by GLENN BILL BB7 (Post 8350256)
This happens to me a lot I will also be so happy for like 5 seconds for no reason then it just slowly fades away.

I really don't understand it. :(

rubymoo 12-12-2015 09:50 PM

Do you know what Ashley, it's completely normal to have highs and lows, especially when special times come around like birthdays/anniversaries/christmas, don't deny yourself these feelings, accept them and try to understand why you feel the way you do, has something happened? Is there something missing? Is it a particularly difficult time of the year? Once you discover why it is you feel sad you can then deal with it, maybe you're more of a spring/summer person, my advice is that if you still feel bummed out by the middle of next week, maybe talk to someone who knows you, your parents/ friends/doctor, or maybe try St Johns Wort (they really do work;)) It's ok to feel sad, but if it starts to affect your everyday life you need to get that extra help, and don't be afraid to ask for it :hug:

Ashley. 12-12-2015 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by rubymoo (Post 8350290)
Do you know what Ashley, it's completely normal to have highs and lows, especially when special times come around like birthdays/anniversaries/christmas, don't deny yourself these feelings, accept them and try to understand why you feel the way you do, has something happened? Is there something missing? Is a particularly difficult time of the year? Once you discover why it is you feel sad you can then deal with it, maybe you're more of a spring/summer person, my advice is that if you still feel bummed out by the middle of next week, maybe talk to someone who knows you, your parents/ friends/doctor, or maybe try St Johns Wort (they really do work;)) It's ok to feel sad, but if it starts to affect your everyday life you need to get that extra help, and don't be afraid to ask for it :hug:

I really just can't think back to why I feel like this, it's really bothering me, because I feel like I should be happy, and I just feel a little selfish! Thank you for your kind words Ruby, they are very appreciated! :love: It's nice to have some reassurance in times like this. I'll see how I feel in the morning. Thank you again! :love:

rubymoo 12-12-2015 10:00 PM

You're welcome Ashley, and you're not being selfish, it's impossible to feel happy all the time, allow yourself to feel bummed out and as you said, see how you feel in the morning:love:

Amy Jade 12-12-2015 10:01 PM

This sounds like me a day or so before I come on, I'm exhausted and horrible to pretty much everyone...are you due on?

hijaxers 12-12-2015 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by rubymoo (Post 8350290)
Do you know what Ashley, it's completely normal to have highs and lows, especially when special times come around like birthdays/anniversaries/christmas, don't deny yourself these feelings, accept them and try to understand why you feel the way you do, has something happened? Is there something missing? Is it a particularly difficult time of the year? Once you discover why it is you feel sad you can then deal with it, maybe you're more of a spring/summer person, my advice is that if you still feel bummed out by the middle of next week, maybe talk to someone who knows you, your parents/ friends/doctor, or maybe try St Johns Wort (they really do work;)) It's ok to feel sad, but if it starts to affect your everyday life you need to get that extra help, and don't be afraid to ask for it :hug:

I think 5HTP are much better than St johns Wort, I swapped and wouldn't go back

Ashley. 12-12-2015 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Black Xmas (Post 8350327)
This sounds like me a day or so before I come on, I'm exhausted and horrible to pretty much everyone...are you due on?

That would make sense but I shouldn't be for at least a couple of weeks. :worry:

Samm 12-12-2015 10:28 PM

<\3 hon, has anything happened like have you got any sad or depressing thoughts in your head?

Samm 12-12-2015 10:34 PM

and is your zodiac sign a cancer like mine? They get highly emosh for no reason and down sometimes <\3

Ammi 13-12-2015 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Ashley in Wonderland (Post 8350241)
This is really deep and I'm sorry, but I don't know what it is, I've just had a very bad few days and it's scaring me a little bit.

It started on Thursday. I got home from work and I was really exhausted, but I just wasn't in the mood to sleep so I cleaned the house. This is strange because when I'm as tired as I was I can usually just drift off but, as weird as it sounds, I just didn't have the energy to sleep. Another strange thing is that I'm always singing wherever I go and I listen to music in the shower and usually sing along, but I didn't that night, I just let the music play and spent more time staring into darkness than actually washing!

Friday was a bit different. I found that I was very irritable throughout the day, especially towards my friends which I felt so bad about once I got home and called them to apologise. My Saturday night has consisted of me watching sad films and listening to sad music.

I know this isn't normal and it's just so out of character for me, the worst thing is that I don't know what has caused this so I just don't know what to do. I was wondering if any of you have felt like this before, when you're just emotional for no particular reason.


..I don't know, I think it is normal, Ashley...it's a bust time of year and stressful time for all of us, so much to do and to think about etc...on Thursday you were exhausted and when you got home, instead of switching off/chilling etc...you started to clean and busy yourself..?..which sounds as though you're finding it hard to switch off, too much to do and your head whirling around with it all...even if it's more sub-conscious and less conscious thoughts...and then on Friday you were irritable..?..well, you hadn't switched off and you hadn't rested your little head, so full of so much stuff so that would make you irritable...?...

...I know it's easy to say, but I would try not to worry about it, not to think about it or analyse it because that will just cause stress on stress and more layers of stress, you know..?..just go with it, your emotions are obviously on the surface and need to be released so just allow them to be because it'll release some of those stress levels as well that need to go...things like making a tick list of things you need to do will help as well..(us girls love our tick lists..)..but seeing things and seeing 'stresses' ticked off, all helps...


...maybe some of it's hormonal, it could be that even though it's not due, it's going to give you a bit of an extended play this time because it's a busy time and that can happen as well, stress/over tiredness etc can knock these things off balance, which is also why I just wouldn't worry, or try not to...don't think that it's not normal to feel exhausted/over exhausted, emotional, stressed etc at the time of year because stress is all around us and a bit contagious ..the queues etc everywhere you go...I think you'll be right young lady, you just need a bit of a break because I think that you sound generally exhausted and not your usual singing and dancing self...but if you don't worry and don't over-think of it, that singing and dancing will come back soon...:hug:...(try to get some chill time and you time today..)...

AnnieK 13-12-2015 06:59 AM

Just be careful with St Johns Wort if you're on the pill (it can stop it working).

Hope you feel back to yourself soon

Ashley. 13-12-2015 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by FrostyChique (Post 8350441)
<\3 hon, has anything happened like have you got any sad or depressing thoughts in your head?
and is your zodiac sign a cancer like mine? They get highly emosh for no reason and down sometimes <\3

Not that I can recall :worry: Yeah I'm Cancer, but I find it difficult to believe all that astronomy stuff. :laugh:

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 8350694)
..I don't know, I think it is normal, Ashley...it's a bust time of year and stressful time for all of us, so much to do and to think about etc...on Thursday you were exhausted and when you got home, instead of switching off/chilling etc...you started to clean and busy yourself..?..which sounds as though you're finding it hard to switch off, too much to do and your head whirling around with it all...even if it's more sub-conscious and less conscious thoughts...and then on Friday you were irritable..?..well, you hadn't switched off and you hadn't rested your little head, so full of so much stuff so that would make you irritable...?...

...I know it's easy to say, but I would try not to worry about it, not to think about it or analyse it because that will just cause stress on stress and more layers of stress, you know..?..just go with it, your emotions are obviously on the surface and need to be released so just allow them to be because it'll release some of those stress levels as well that need to go...things like making a tick list of things you need to do will help as well..(us girls love our tick lists..)..but seeing things and seeing 'stresses' ticked off, all helps...

...maybe some of it's hormonal, it could be that even though it's not due, it's going to give you a bit of an extended play this time because it's a busy time and that can happen as well, stress/over tiredness etc can knock these things off balance, which is also why I just wouldn't worry, or try not to...don't think that it's not normal to feel exhausted/over exhausted, emotional, stressed etc at the time of year because stress is all around us and a bit contagious ..the queues etc everywhere you go...I think you'll be right young lady, you just need a bit of a break because I think that you sound generally exhausted and not your usual singing and dancing self...but if you don't worry and don't over-think of it, that singing and dancing will come back soon...:hug:...(try to get some chill time and you time today..)...

Yeah, I'm really just trying to ignore it, I'm back at work tomorrow and I think that would be good to have my mind taken off it. The tick list is a good idea! I really hope I'm back to normal soon. I've got a chilled out day today so maybe I'll get a bit more rest. Thank you Ammi, I really appreciate this. :love: :hug:

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Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 8350696)
Just be careful with St Johns Wort if you're on the pill (it can stop it working).

Hope you feel back to yourself soon

Thank you :love:

Cherie 13-12-2015 09:49 AM

Ashley I don't know what it's like where you are but the constant rain is really not helping with my mood, I find exercise helps, a combination of jogging and walking maybe just to blow off stress

Ashley. 13-12-2015 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie Christmas (Post 8350738)
Ashley I don't know what it's like where you are but the constant rain is really not helping with my mood, I find exercise helps, a combination of jogging and walking maybe just to blow off stress

I think I'll go for a jog or a leisurely stroll tonight because I don't want to be like this for work tomorrow morning. The weather has been generally alright, mostly sunny days since late July.

EspeonBB 13-12-2015 10:25 AM

I hope your OK Ashley :hug: I've experienced this before and it's awful

Ashley. 13-12-2015 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Dasherleyne (Post 8350772)
I hope your OK Ashley :hug: I've experienced this before and it's awful

Thank you! I'm feeling a bit better than I was, I think I just need to chill out and stop getting so stressed. It's awful isn't it when it comes, no word of a warning either :fist:


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