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azaleaeight · 12-28-2007, 05:14 PM

I know what its like to have "certain people" think you have a mental condition because you get upset when getting upset is actually the normal thing to do.

In fairness to your husband, though, if you're taking anti-depressants there's at least the chance he thinks you've been incorrectly diagnosed, and that they aren't doing any good.

Not long ago there was a news report about the number of people who are "just unhappy" because of things in their life but who get put on anti-depressants. If you have "issues" in the marriage maybe that's what has made you feel "depressed" - so maybe you need to talk to a counselor and/or your husband about those external things; and figure out if you're really clinically depressed at all.

12-28-2007, 05:14 PM	#6 (permalink)
azaleaeight Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 4	Re: Does Being Upset About My Marriage I know what its like to have "certain people" think you have a mental condition because you get upset when getting upset is actually the normal thing to do. In fairness to your husband, though, if you're taking anti-depressants there's at least the chance he thinks you've been incorrectly diagnosed, and that they aren't doing any good. Not long ago there was a news report about the number of people who are "just unhappy" because of things in their life but who get put on anti-depressants. If you have "issues" in the marriage maybe that's what has made you feel "depressed" - so maybe you need to talk to a counselor and/or your husband about those external things; and figure out if you're really clinically depressed at all.