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Maybe you start cruising for a bruising. Go to nerd stores. Say you love picard in star wars and the best og the trilogy was firefly. WinRAR.
 
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Koushirou

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I think you paint minis, right? If so have you ever played with them on the table? Even if you never have your local game store would teach you. Might be fun to go to a weekly game night. Low pressure socially IMHO. Not to be cruel but the guys at my local store aren't exactly Don Juan.

And the next suggestion has nothing to do with getting out, but gaming online with people from board is a good time. What co-op or multiplayer games do you play?

I am not suggesting an MMO, those will suck your life away and lead to further depression IMHO. I am talking ARPGs, or Baldurs Gate 3 or something like Lords of the Fallen or even Space Marine 2.

Sadly, the LGS near here just isn't good. Small place, not much variety and honestly the people sucked. Used to play Magic there once or twice a week, but finding decent people to play with was basically impossible. Either no one wanted to play with us or the people we got stuck with were low-functioning autists, pubstompers or trannies or some combination thereof. So yeah, haven't been back there in a while. I don't really do much painting, anyway, just the occasional mini here and there if I feel inspired. I mostly do model kit building and try to do some detail painting on top of that.

I'm already balls deep back into EQ TLPs, and MMOs are what I enjoy the most with my time. Playing with some of the board folks already doing that. Pretty much takes up most of my free time, already, but I'm having a lot of fun.
 

Koushirou

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Yes and no. If you have no life anyways, a good old fashioned MMORPG addiction can absolutely be a good thing. If you are super into it and forget a few thousand calories a day it can even double as a diet.

Koushirou Koushirou you may want to look into finding hobby/religion/activity clubs in your area if the existential loneliness thing ends up getting to be too stronk. If you have a good relationship with your parents or anyone else in your family it may even be worth moving back in that direction. My parents just moved back to this area, and getting to spend time with my dad again has been pretty damn nice. He is 76, so I am trying my best to do stuff with him while I can.
I wish I got to spend more time with my parents, but that's a whole nother problem in general. Compared to my brother, I've always felt like an afterthought to them, even though they're more than happy to throw financial support at me if I need it (I refuse to ever ask for it). They'll never drive up to visit me, just to go visit my brother. Luckily I'm directly on the way, so I can at least sometimes get a nice 15min Dunkin Donuts run with them or sometimes a dinner on their way before they go stay with my brother and his family. Even now, knowing how much trouble I'm having going through the divorce and feeling like shit, etc. most I got was still just a quick dinner at McDonalds to talk to them and spend time with them. Vacations have always bugged the shit out of me, too. They know I don't make nearly as much money as my brother and am pretty much just stable and slightly comfortable, but that's it. And yet all they plan is expensive shit like cruises or Disney trips, etc. and then sure enough when they'd invite me, I'd have to decline because I can't afford that shit. Eventually, they just stopped inviting me altogether. Not sure why they couldn't ever suggest something small to do as a family that we could have been included in. Pretty much the only time I get to spend with them now is Thanksgiving and a little at New Years.

If I do end up having to sell my house because of the divorce/refinancing/etc. figure I would probably move closer to them, because I don't know where else to go and it's not like I go see my brother at all anyway despite being close. Would they actually spend more time with me if I did? Dunno, maybe. Something to think about, I guess. Heh, would put me closer to someone else I enjoy spending time with, though...
 

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I wish I got to spend more time with my parents, but that's a whole nother problem in general. Compared to my brother, I've always felt like an afterthought to them, even though they're more than happy to throw financial support at me if I need it (I refuse to ever ask for it). They'll never drive up to visit me, just to go visit my brother. Luckily I'm directly on the way, so I can at least sometimes get a nice 15min Dunkin Donuts run with them or sometimes a dinner on their way before they go stay with my brother and his family. Even now, knowing how much trouble I'm having going through the divorce and feeling like shit, etc. most I got was still just a quick dinner at McDonalds to talk to them and spend time with them. Vacations have always bugged the shit out of me, too. They know I don't make nearly as much money as my brother and am pretty much just stable and slightly comfortable, but that's it. And yet all they plan is expensive shit like cruises or Disney trips, etc. and then sure enough when they'd invite me, I'd have to decline because I can't afford that shit. Eventually, they just stopped inviting me altogether. Not sure why they couldn't ever suggest something small to do as a family that we could have been included in. Pretty much the only time I get to spend with them now is Thanksgiving and a little at New Years.

If I do end up having to sell my house because of the divorce/refinancing/etc. figure I would probably move closer to them, because I don't know where else to go and it's not like I go see my brother at all anyway despite being close. Would they actually spend more time with me if I did? Dunno, maybe. Something to think about, I guess. Heh, would put me closer to someone else I enjoy spending time with, though...
Have you actually had those conversations with them? The feeling of unequal treatment and being left out of vacations because of $$$? I would imagine if you just told them earnestly that you want to spend more time with them they would be willing to change things up. Ask them to stay overnight and do something with you when they go see your brother?