Sad clown
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- Posts: 3
- Joined: July 24th, 2019, 8:05 pm
- Gender: Cis female
- Issues: Depression, anxiety, pure OCD self harm, suicial ideation, hopelessness
- preferred pronoun: She/her/hers
Sad clown
I feel exhausted by being the funny friend all the time. Making people laugh gives me a rush and instant gratification, but it ultimately just adds to me feeling misunderstood and alone. I feel like no one would want me around if they knew how sad I really am, and even if that weren’t the case I don’t know how to be honest with other people about my depression.
- brownblob
- Posts: 831
- Joined: January 22nd, 2016, 4:51 pm
- Gender: male
- Issues: depression and anxiety
- preferred pronoun: whatshisname
Re: Sad clown
When I was younger I was the same way. I'd do anything for a laugh. I remember at one point not feeling it and telling a couple of women I was friends with that I was the sad clown. I actually said sad clown. They didn't take what I said seriously.
I am no longer funny and don't have friends but I do remember how lonely I felt at that moment when I tried to be honest and they wouldn't listen.
I am no longer funny and don't have friends but I do remember how lonely I felt at that moment when I tried to be honest and they wouldn't listen.
I don't like people much and they don't much like me. -A Beautiful Mind
I'm Homesick for a home I never had.--Soul Asylum "Homesick"
I'm Homesick for a home I never had.--Soul Asylum "Homesick"