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    We are a mental health community that focuses on engagement and discussion. We are a friendly, welcoming and inclusive community open to all who wish to engage in discussion about mental health, whether as someone who suffers, someone who supports a sufferer, or someone who is simply curious. All are welcome here.

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    Note: Trapped Minds is a community of volunteers. Our community is not to be used as a replacement for actual therapy or medical help. We offer experience as sufferers, but cannot be regarded beyond that. If you are struggling, please reach out for help.

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5 Signs of Depression That Might Not Be Widely Recognised

5 Signs of Depression That Might Not Be Widely Recognised

5 Signs of Depression That Might Not Be Widely Recognised When most people think of depression, they picture someone crying, withdrawn, or unable to get out of bed. But the truth is, depression can be quiet. It can show up in small, strange ways that don’t always seem like obvious red flags. You might not even realise you’re dealing with it—until you look back and connect the dots. Here are five less obvious signs of depression you might not have noticed in yourself or someone you care about: 1. You’re Snapping Over Nothing Little things set you off. Someone cuts you off in traffic, and it ruins your whole day. You drop something and suddenly want to scream. It’s not just bad temper—it’s your brain stuck in survival mode, worn down...
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The Daily Fight

The Daily Fight

The Daily Fight Some days just feel impossible. Not dramatic. Not loud. Just... heavy. Quietly heavy. You wake up already tired. Not the kind of tired that a nap will fix — the kind that lives in your bones. Your brain starts listing reasons not to bother. Get up? Why? Shower? What for? Eat? Pointless. If you know, you know. It’s not always obvious to the outside world. You show up. You smile. You answer messages. Maybe you even crack a joke. But inside? You’re trying not to drown. And it’s exhausting. Little things that sometimes help There’s no magic fix. No “just cheer up” button (and honestly, if someone says that, you’ve got permission to ignore them). But there are a few things — small, weird, boring things — that sometimes...
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5 Things Not to Say to Someone With Depression

5 Things Not to Say to Someone With Depression

When someone talks about their depression, they’re not looking for a quick fix — they’re reaching out. And that’s not easy. The truth is, most people mean well. But sometimes the things we say — without realising — can make someone feel even more alone. Here are five common things people say, and why they can hurt more than help. 1. “Just try to be happy” Depression isn’t a choice. It’s not about being in a bad mood or needing to think positive. When you say this, it can make the person feel like they’re failing at something they can’t control. Try instead: “I know it’s not that simple, but I’m here for you.” 2. “Other people have it worse” Maybe true — but not helpful. Comparing pain doesn’t make someone’s experience any easier...
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What Is Depression? Understanding the Mental Health Struggle Millions Face

What Is Depression? Understanding the Mental Health Struggle Millions Face Depression is more than just feeling sad or having a bad day — it's a serious mental health condition that affects how you feel, think, and function daily. In today’s fast-paced, always-connected world, more people than ever are searching terms like "signs of depression," "how to deal with depression," and "mental health help" — and for good reason. What Exactly Is Depression? Depression, also known as major depressive disorder, is a common but serious mood disorder. It can cause: Persistent feelings of sadness or emptiness Loss of interest in activities you used to enjoy Changes in appetite and sleep Difficulty concentrating Low energy or fatigue Thoughts of...
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