Recent content by Nazzy

Yeah, that kind of loneliness can really weigh on a person. Everyone needs someone to lean on sometimes, and when that’s missing it can feel really heavy and isolating.

Yeah, it can do more harm sometimes. People compare real relationships to fake highlights, which can create insecurity and unrealistic expectations.

The first things to watch for are withdrawal, low energy, mood swings, changes in sleep, and loss of interest in things they used to enjoy. Also notice if they seem distant or hard on themselves.

It can also make someone pull away when things start getting serious, not because they don’t care, but because they feel overwhelmed or not good enough. Depression can drain energy too, so maintaining a relationship starts to feel like a lot of pressure.

Yes, it's never advisable to leave them out for a while because that's only going to make them feel like being deserted.

The feeling of everything just going blank can be really heavy. I haven't experience it myself, but I understand how real it is. Our health institution need to invest more on tackling depression.

Yeah, that’s true. Just be patient, check in on them, and remind them they’re not alone. Even small support can mean a lot, and professional help can help too.

There should be legal punishment for cheaters especially those who are legally married. It's the only way to stop cheating by partners who are already married.

Relationship with someone who's truly in love with you means everything. The feeling is more than just love. It means you're with someone who will put you first all the time.

Why haven't you blocked his number and also block him on all the social media platforms you're friends with him or do you still like the attention you're getting from him?

She decided to have an unprotected sex and now we are being disturbed with her feeling of being depressed. Did anyone force her to have an unprotected sex? She did exactly what she wanted, let her not give anyone worries and enjoy her unprotected sex.

If I didn't have any big problems with my ex but we just decided to end things peacefully, why not? I would be friends with him. If he's nice, there's nothing wrong with still being in contact once in a while.

It gets more difficult especially when you're so much attached to the person who died. It's going to be very hard for you to face the reality and move on. I was devastated when my best died of cancer after everything his family did to save him.

I don't understand how some people can be able to do that when it comes to sharing their romantic feelings for two people at the same time. I can only be able to do that for my parents and siblings which is a different kind of feeling.

I have had suicidal thoughts more than I could ever count. But one thing keeps holding me back from crossing the line years ago when I was so depressed without getting any help. It was the thought of how broken my mother would be that kept me alive.