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| CaLeB- | May 7 2009, 11:29 AM |
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Bored, sitting in school, I started looking back at blogs. While I was reading every few blogs, I noticed that many of the depressing ones were around February through April. Even the winter that just went by, I was feeling down about a few things, but I didn't want to share them here. It involved an issue about my confusion if whether my best friends really took me as their best friend or just some guy. Not going into detail; everyone goes through that issue at one point of their life. Explains itself. I remember reading a thread on another forum last year about some sort of depression depending on the season. I looked it up and found out about seasonal affective disorder. It involves how much light you receive a day that affects your mood, and this changes greatly when seasons change. Well, it affects people with the disorder, that is. I don't really like winter when it comes to how much daytime there is. I'm not saying I have it, it's just something to look out for in case the pattern does continue after a few years. Maybe I was depressed last winter; I can't really tell until I'm comparing this year sometime later in the future. Last year, when I was in 8th grade, it involved me having enough of Riverdale and its society and brought me to this dark stage...until summer hit. Winter before that, in 7th grade, I have no clue. From what I've seen in those blogs, I had a shorter fuse. Weird pattern, bro. I blame hormones. So uh, after I get today and tomorrow done, I have 10 school days to go. Can't wait for summer. Sometimes I just need some tropical, hot weather with some all-nighters in my life. Nothing like the mood of summer. :D |
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