Dang. I don’t know if I really have true depression, but I’ve hit an all time low where every day I feel horrible. So I definitely understand, I pray you find a really good way to cope. And if you wouldn’t mind, hope for the best for me. I’m not suicidal but what I’m dealing with isn’t fun by any stretch.

There is something poetic about my Guardian wearing a helmet and riding a “short bus”... now, if I could acquire the “licking a window” emote...

I first thought it was the dumbest thing Bungie could have added, putting in some joke-y sparrow after all the grind and repetition. However... I failed to consider how our guardians would sit on it. It seriously gives me just the biggest, silliest smile whenever I ride that thing around, an adult body crouched on a little kid sparrow. Who knew this was (in a small part) what we needed just to take the edge off. Well done Bungie. Well done.

Does it come with perk that allows you to roll. I wanna do flips with it lol

This would be the perfect time to bring back the Clown Horn, Bungie

Sorry u where at such a low spot. Glad to see you r having a good time! If you would look up John 3:16 God loves you. Please no toxic comment on this.

As someone who used to be depressed, I can totally understand. Anything that will give you another minute more can be a lifesaver. I don't claim to be an expert in this area but given that I was able to overcome it completely, I think it my suggestions may help: 1. Spiritually is key! I found that the biggest reason why I was depressed was that I had a very poor understanding of life and that I had not put in the time and effort to answer the archetypal questions that we all ask: what is the purpose of life? Why am I here? Why must I die? Where do we go after death? There's a reason why every single human, who speaks any language, or lives anywhere on the planet, ends up having such questions. I suggest you go on a spiritual journey. Learn about all the spiritual paths out there (with the aim of answering those questions). They are key. Any path that doesn't satisfactorily address them will lead you back to where you are. Changing your state of mind is what will change everything. When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. This step requires 2 things: a) Time to research, read, learn, meet people with different worldviews. b) Time to yourself, to ponder, listen to your inner self and absorb what you learn. Must make time for both. 2. Work on your character. We spend so much time working on our virtual characters (in video games) that we forget to put as much time into personal growth and development (our actual character). Work on listening more, being more patient, read more, give up a bad habit, etc. Become a better version of yourself. 3. Exercise. I found that exercise seems to always help motivate me in other areas. I look better, feel better and seeing results in the way I look through hard work motivates me to do the same in other areas of life. Learning a martial art can also have similar effects. 4. Travel the world. Not the whole world but go to places you've always been curious about. Traveling allows you to learn about yourself through others. Those 4 things, I believe, can help you to permanently overcome depression. Best wishes on your journey. ;)

I want that tiny sparrow too. Glad it made you happy man, I hope it does the same for me. And now... Bill Hicks... It's just a ride. https://youtu.be/ZI-kHNy1N48