Ok let me preface this by saying I'm not posting this for sympathy, tongue clucking, pity, or anything like that.
Occasionally due to the random flow of various thyriod hormones and other hormones I become suddenly sad. Not profoundly sad or depressed. Just kinda sad. Like just now, I'm watching "Dirty Jobs", a light hearted show by any definition, and boom got the feeling I could just cry. (ROFLMAO, that really cracks me up!)
What makes this most interesting is that I am 99% of the time steady, logical, happy, and laugh loving. I'm not prone to depression, I'm not sure I was even clinically depressed when I was bedridden and on a slippery slope to the great beyond, though I may have been getting there then. So it takes a lot to get me down.
I'm not talking about depression, I'm just talking about, one minute I was fine... then boom. Perhaps it was "Dirty Jobs", a subliminally sad little show pretending to be a somewhat silly informational documentary on one man's attempt to common labor.
Not the normal "womanly" depression 52% of the population experiences regularly.
So do you ever just get randomly sad?
Occasionally due to the random flow of various thyriod hormones and other hormones I become suddenly sad. Not profoundly sad or depressed. Just kinda sad. Like just now, I'm watching "Dirty Jobs", a light hearted show by any definition, and boom got the feeling I could just cry. (ROFLMAO, that really cracks me up!)
What makes this most interesting is that I am 99% of the time steady, logical, happy, and laugh loving. I'm not prone to depression, I'm not sure I was even clinically depressed when I was bedridden and on a slippery slope to the great beyond, though I may have been getting there then. So it takes a lot to get me down.
I'm not talking about depression, I'm just talking about, one minute I was fine... then boom. Perhaps it was "Dirty Jobs", a subliminally sad little show pretending to be a somewhat silly informational documentary on one man's attempt to common labor.
Not the normal "womanly" depression 52% of the population experiences regularly.
So do you ever just get randomly sad?
