Five Totally Inexpensive, Fail-Safe Ways To Stop Being Sad All The Time (Trust Me, It Works)
To say that June 2015 was one of the saddest months of my life would be the understatement of this millennium.
Every morning, waking up was sheer torture. Whenever my eyes flew open, I used to have this strong urge to stay there, in my bed forever. I used to stare at the ceiling and I used to desperately wish to stay at home.
But, since I had my German class to go to, I had to literally force myself to get up, dress up and show up.
My German class was all the more torturous. I never talked to anybody, except to ask about what's going on. I used to constantly get zoned out, stare into the empty space and just think: I'm in so much deep trouble.
I felt like I'd failed everybody, especially myself.
I used to write in my diaries, constantly write about how much I'd drawn into a shell, constantly write about how upset I was with the way things turned out and all I wanted to do was things to turn out well.
But, as the days passed, I realized that I hated being sad all…
Every morning, waking up was sheer torture. Whenever my eyes flew open, I used to have this strong urge to stay there, in my bed forever. I used to stare at the ceiling and I used to desperately wish to stay at home.
But, since I had my German class to go to, I had to literally force myself to get up, dress up and show up.
My German class was all the more torturous. I never talked to anybody, except to ask about what's going on. I used to constantly get zoned out, stare into the empty space and just think: I'm in so much deep trouble.
I felt like I'd failed everybody, especially myself.
I used to write in my diaries, constantly write about how much I'd drawn into a shell, constantly write about how upset I was with the way things turned out and all I wanted to do was things to turn out well.
But, as the days passed, I realized that I hated being sad all…