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I have been really worried about myself for a while now, up until today i came home and turned the t.v on, dr.phil was on, he was talking about s3xting so i decided to watch the last ten minutes of the show, when in the last five minutes he talked about teen depression and listed the symptoms, and i realized that i have most of them, I'm not sure if I'm on the verge of teen angst, peer pressure, pressure at home, academic failures, things like that or if I'm developing a serious problem. I could be, because I'm not open about my problems except to one person, but usually it's bottled up and i know it's affecting me. Anyway teen depression is the point in which an individual transforms from a child to and adult, and the pressures they face dealing with this. It can either be depression or excessive moodiness due to a higher level of hormones and imbalances.
The symptoms are;
Sadness or hopelessness**
Irritability, anger, or hostility**
Tearfulness or frequent crying**
Withdrawal from friends and family**
Loss of interest in activities**
Changes in eating and sleeping habits**
Restlessness and agitation**
Feelings of worthlessness and guilt**
Lack of enthusiasm and motivation**
Fatigue or lack of energy**
Difficulty concentrating**
Thoughts of death or suicide**
[the ones with the asterisk at the end is what i experience]
So yes, teen depression is so profound, but not much people realize it, so in fact 2 million teens in the u.s. are suffering from this increasing malignant problem.
The symptoms are;
Sadness or hopelessness**
Irritability, anger, or hostility**
Tearfulness or frequent crying**
Withdrawal from friends and family**
Loss of interest in activities**
Changes in eating and sleeping habits**
Restlessness and agitation**
Feelings of worthlessness and guilt**
Lack of enthusiasm and motivation**
Fatigue or lack of energy**
Difficulty concentrating**
Thoughts of death or suicide**
[the ones with the asterisk at the end is what i experience]
So yes, teen depression is so profound, but not much people realize it, so in fact 2 million teens in the u.s. are suffering from this increasing malignant problem.