no because you are just distracting yourself from the root problem
I struggle with anxiety, adhd, and emotional instability (bipolar?), I can feel like a million bucks or I might legitimately feel like killing myself because a girl didn't want to go on a second date.
all I can say is you arent alone, even if there arent other people around, there are many like you who are trying to get by, too.
just try to do what makes you happy and focus on that and say fuck it to everything else. thats what is getting me by right now and im slowly getting better.
Caleb Brooks
Not really.
t. Motorcyclist
It just masks everything, it doesn't make it any better and if(when) it breaks you feel like shit.
See a shrink and learn how to manage your depression, much better use of your money.
Juan Price
I used to own a S2000 and when my brother was murdered I was so depressed that driving the car made me feel nothing. I even forgot where I'd parked it for two months. Wound up getting rid of it. Feel like a dumbshit now, but the point of the story is that a fun car did fuckall to help me thru a bad spell.
Charles Cruz
When i'm depressed i just go for a night drive with the top down, and just cruise for and hour. Doesn't help, but when i'm cruising its me and the road nothing else.
Kayden Cook
Not OP but I'd rather spend that money on a motorcycle. I'm too far along in my mental illness to not lie through my teeth/withhold information >t. nobike
Luis Hall
You can choose not to lie and withhold information though.
It took me years and years before I opened up to my shrink.
James Young
I bought my Evo last year after wanting one for almost a decade. I'd been suffering from depression from 12-13 years up to that point, with varying degrees; some days I'd be fine, other days I'd want nothing but to die.
It did help, if anything it got me going outside more and doing different things. I don't think I spent as much time out in the sun the previous 5 years as I did the first 6 months that I had the car. It gave me something else to be interested in (driving, wrenching) and taking good care of it, and eventually led me to find a psychiatrist and get medical help. I've been on meds for a year now, and it's been the most stable, happiest I've been since my teens.
Your mileage may vary, but while it might not signal the end of your depression it might help you get there.
David Fisher
>You can choose not to lie and withhold information though. Nobody gets through this wall except my mom
