Seriously, I have basically everything I need, good grades at my university, enough money to cover all my needs, girlfriend (a bit toxic but unhappiness began even before I was with her so I doubt it's that), good friends (only a couple of, but they are like my thunderbuddies), and I'm quite healthy if I don't count my eyesight and glasses. So why am I so unhappy? I've tried feeling grateful for what I have but I can't muster such feeling, it all seems vain and hollow. I feel like everything is empty and it doesn't really matter in the end, and it drives me fucking insane because all my needs are satisfied and yet still I am not and I feel shitty. Do you guys know what might be the case?
Got the same thing man except for the girl. Everything is just so empty
>>17436845
Are you me?
Maybe you need a spirituality or something to believe in. Study some philosophers, people have been dealing with this feeling for centuries, and cope with it in different ways. Find which is most beneficial for you
>>17436845
You're literally describing clinical depression
>>17436977
Not OP, but pretty much the same. Realy starts when im procrastinating, or in between doing things. I kinda can ignore it when im working or with ppl but allas. Ppl always called me a pessimist so maybe...
>>17436977
Yea, but I have absolutely no fucking reason to feel sad or unhappy. I get it if I really was hopelessly broke with debts, dunno, got cheated on, or had really poor health, whatever, if I really had the reason to feel sad this wouldn't anger me so freaking much. But I don't. Dafuq?
>>17436950
I'm going to start meditating regularly, and I do believe in God (to some logical extend at least, not that 7 days creation or every sunday obligatory mass stuff - I simply believe that there is more to life that can be seen and we can't comprehend it all yet). But even though, I still see no point. I mean, we are all going to die anyway, so what's the difference if I do one thing or another? In the end it doesn't even matter, does it?
>>17437051
Well depression, as opposed to "regular" sadnness/grief, is basically just that: being sad for seemingly no reason. You should see a therapist.