Any advice to deal with depression? This week has been especially

I take it you live with them rather than in university accommodation? If so, if at all possible then take halls next year if not sooner. You may find that it makes all the difference. Was the best period of my life, quite probably.

>>35025363
I'd rather try to make them understand where I'm coming from and where I'm at then leave them in the blue and forget about them because of their lack of sensitivity.

>>35025189
you need to do something to alter your mindset. I was depressed, but i realised that being depressed doesnt help me tackle the issues im facing (although I understand depression is not a choice).
My advice is to find a way to tackle these issues. They are OBSTACLES, NOT barriers. theres a difference :)
Best of luck
Also what uni are you at?

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>>35025189

Do not expect any empathy from you parents (or anyone ever for that matter)

Treat yourself to something nice but don't skip schoolwork.

>>35025944
It's not as simple as that. Moving out wouldn't be some act of spite. It would give you a great deal of freedom. It would be a formative experience, for your own benefit not as a slight.

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>Any advice to deal with depression?

Firstly if you can talk to a doc/psych you should. You need to understand that depression is a chemical imbalance in your brain and can be dealt with as such. Antidepressants and or therapy would almost certainly help your situation. I'm currently on wellbutrin and it has helped a good amount.

You should look into becoming financially independent as soon as possible. If your parents are not supportive for what you decide is best for your life then you may need to go your own way.

For what it's worth I wish you the best anon, you deserve it.