Nothing interests me. I do things that I don't really enjoy,

>>17992157
You and the rest of the generation born between 85-95 feel this way. I suggest playing online games with people. A mixture of retro games (for nostalgia) and new games to attempt to start liking new things. If you're not a gamer, I understand this advice may suck but this is what works for me.

>>17992157
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>>17992157
I have this same thing happen to me. Maybe try thinking you're gonna die tomorrow and it's your last day; might help you focus on what you're doing right now, and also make you realize what kind of bullshit you don't need to care about.

>>17992164 Hard to find a non-cancer online game with a playerbase. I'm not too good at making friends either

>>17992261 Honestly if I had to die tomorrow, nothing I do would change. I'd spend the day saying bye to my internet friends and maybe watch some series

Have you looked into having yourself checked out/getting professional help? You might be sufffering from chronic depression (dysthymia).

>>17992477
Try becoming the cancer in online gaming then. Pick up Ark: Survival evolved. troll people to no end. People will see you trolling and join you. Grieving makes me feel better at least.

>>17992501
Im not really looking to make the impression of "lol im a schizo im so cool" or something

I have a friend who said he was once diagnosed with mild depression and was forcefully put in a hospital with really far gone mentally ill and they didn't let him out for weeks

If I'd get diagnosed with nothing it'd be even worse because that means this is my natural state or something. Better not knowing idk

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>>17992477
This game is fucking amazing and it's free. I've literally been playing it since 05, still has an active community even in 17