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originally posted in: I keep getting depressed.
2/22/2015 8:27:25 PM
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Exercise is actually amazing to help get rid of depression. What it will do is release endorphins in your body and give you a psychological sense of accomplishment for doing it. And it's not just the simple exercise, but your self betterment as a whole. When you're stuck in a rut you go out and do new things. Adrenaline Is one of the best ways to get your mind off things. Anecdote incoming: I used to be a fat depressed little bastard in high school. About my junior year I started heavily working out with the intention of joining the Marine Corps. 6 years later and I'm no longer depressed on a daily basis. Sure, I'll get sad every once in a while, but I went from being clinically diagnosed with depression to occasionally saying "meh". What you need to understand is that there are people on this forum who were like you and have overcome it, or still are but have found great tips and tricks to stave it off. You aren't alone in that, and if you do come here asking for advice, at least try it out rather than doing the same old things that don't work.
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  • Awwwww but i don't wanna exercise.... Adding another facet to my issues that I am greatly opposed to doesn't seem like a good solution.

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  • Well man something I learned was you'll never truly discover what you actually love until you break the boundaries of what you do. While age and freedom help to break those boundaries (cash and the ability to do stuff) you can still try out many new things. It's not entirely limited to exercise, but just anything you've never tried before. Let's just say when I first started I couldn't do a single pull up or run a mile in under 12 minutes. I hated exercise. A month later I was doing 5, and could run a mile in about 10 minutes. I was ecstatic and became hooked. 6 years later I can easily do 20+ Pullups and run sub 20 minute 3 miles. In fact I feel bad about myself when I DON'T work out. I also learned how much I love hiking, paintball, swimming, jet skiing, and a bunch of other outdoor things I'd never even wanted to try. Plus hundreds of other hobbies that keep me busy.

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  • It's not that I hate doing things, I'm a Scout and I go on at least 2 outings a month. I'm just not too keen on regular physical activity. I hated sports as a kid and I could care less about being "buff"

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  • It's not even about that man. There's a lot of feeling of self accomplishment to it.

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  • Being sweaty and tired all the time for a vague reason doesn't exactly fit with my idea of self accomplishment. I want to create something, something that can make people happy. This is why I Sketch.

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