Sltg28
hey, thanks for coming back here to try and get some help or advice.
i can confidently say that im going through alot of what you are going through as well, i also know that telling my parents i have depression wont solve anything, i can understand you being overworked, kinda senseless and losing feeling with your emotions. its definitely not easy, but no matter what happens, eventually, you have to get back up and try again.
from what i've read, i do think that you have a spiritual problem. i dont really like to psuh my thoughts on anyone and i always try not to, but this is my personal opinion that i really hope would help you.
i think you are spiritually struggling. thats why you cant feel anything. probably because parents always make a huge deal out of school grades for a "good career". they always make a fuss about how dirsty your room is or how messy it is or ....etc. you get the point. to begin with, the main objective in life isnt supposed to be get good grades, clean your room and you'll be happy. no. you need to add meaning to all of this, an actual one. for example, i personally was not raised in a religious way, so i was always numb, confused and not sure why im here. (in case you didnt know, im a muslim), ever the since the age of 15 i tried to know God more, ask more questions as to why we're here, whats the point of life, why do we live...etc. and after some time i got all my answers and i was very happy with that. ever since that point, i knew why i did every action i did. i know why i go to college, i know why i should be nice to my parents, i know why i should be loving and nice to people, i know which friends to pick...etc. now even though im going through almost everything you're going through and of course it makes me very sad at times, but i know what i should do. which is to take a needed rest, then try again and again and again. and to try to fix everything i can change for the better. so in conclusion, find a meaning to your life if you dont have one. and if you do have it, strengthen it to the better. this is what works best for me and alot of people i know. its always a great thing.
and if you want something maybe other than that, maybe you arent into religion.
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Fluoride did a really wonderful job explaining alot of these things. you need to first of all calm down and collect all your thoughts. then prioritize all your problems and see what you should focus on. this could be a very hard thing to do if you arent religious. but somewhat manageable. after that start working on them in order and try to find a solution for each problem. of course you cant solve every single problem but you should try your best on all of them. thats step one.
then, you need hobbies that truly make you happy. you can just go to school, eat, study and sleep. this isnt how you're supposed to live. you need fun in your life. it comes in different forms for different people, for me i found it in helping people out and playing games such as chess and a few others. yes homework is important, but so is enjoying your time. pick your hobbies wisely. and of course taking breaks from everything sometimes.
also, obeying your parents is extremely important, but at times when their advice/words are not very good or not precise. you need to know when to ignore it. since you did your best for your exams and still didnt get the grade you wanted, you should not be sad whatsoever. even if your parents dont like your grades. you did your best and you will continue to do so. dont let their unnecessary words hurt you. yeah validation and encouragement is important but no one is perfect so sometimes your parents will choose wrong words when talking with you.
just one last thing, i noticed sometimes when people receive advice, they read it once and just never think about it again. i really want you to think alot about what anyone advises you to do. what i said or what Fluoride said or whoever helped you out. we dont say these for no reason, so make sure to think well about them.
i really hope this helps you somehow. and if you have any other questions, just ask and we'll try our best to help you out.

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