It's a persistent issue, that I used to think was depression, but truth is I don't feel sad, I just feel frustrated, multitasking is a pain in every day life.
I confuse tasks too often and even communicating with people is a struggle without abruptly stopping them. I almost seek conflict on purpose for some sense of stimuli, and things like books, comics, video games anything I enjoy, I have so much time but I can't seem to pick any off.
I don't know what is bothering me, but I have lost all joy I used to feel in things I enjoy, I just mindlessly sit and think and do nothing, and a flux of thoughts bother me with no sense of purpose
Even waiting for basic things like standing in a queue fills me with absolute rahe and I do not know how to tackle it, it has consumed my school life, and even college life, and now it is consuming my every day life, this lack of focus and motivation, with so many things I know I enjoy but I can't commit to any, every day basic task being a bother.
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I hear you, and I can imagine how exhausting and frustrating this must feel. It’s not just about sadness—it’s the constant restlessness, the mental fog, and the inability to engage with things you once enjoyed. The struggle with focus, impulsivity, frustration, and seeking conflict for stimulation sounds a lot like executive dysfunction, which can be linked to conditions like ADHD, anxiety, or even chronic stress and burnout.
You’re not lazy or incapable—your brain is just overwhelmed and struggling to regulate focus and motivation. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help with managing impulsivity, frustration, and attention difficulties by restructuring thought patterns and building better coping strategies. Mindfulness and structured routines might also help in regaining a sense of control.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. Seeking professional guidance can help identify what’s really going on and provide tools to make everyday life feel less overwhelming. You deserve clarity and ease, and with the right support, things can get better.
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What you're describing sounds like a deep frustration with daily life, a struggle with focus, and an overall sense of restlessness and dissatisfaction
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Your feelings are real, and they can be addressed. Right now, your brain is overwhelmed and under-stimulated at the same time. The key is to break the cycle with small, intentional actions rather than waiting for motivation.
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