Depressed Short Sad Quotes Novels & Stories

" I was trying to console my tears but I couldn't because I was lost of words, I was lost of everything. I felt like the poorest person in the world. And a shred of tears was started blowing out of my eyes like the ocean's water. He chuckled a sad smile, A smile that has so much pain in it, "and you thought that you were not good enough when you were the winner of Student of the Year Competition." he whispered. ---------------------------------------------------------+------------ ----------------+------------ happy these days.

Silence reigned in the room for a long time where he sat down, his legs crossed over the other, hands tapping on the armrest "Seat" said Xander for Gerald to do as told. "How do you know when someone is depressed?" "It's not my profession to know..." "Just answer the question" "Well... Every time you see this person, you can feel the sadness in his or her heart. The smile fades, her meaning to life going extinct. Mostly secluded and frustrated. Every minute, eyes will be filled with tears" answered Gerald from the little he knew. Xander thought of all he said and associated them with Evelyn.

I soon started feeling like I was depressed. I already know the feeling of depression, they include, feeling of hopelessness, difficulty concentrating, irritability, tearfulness, and loss of interest. I could try to tell myself that I am fine, and I do not need to think that I am depressed at such a young age in my life, but I know that all I am is feeling at the time, is actually what I had read sometime ago. Finally, as if my prayers was finally heard, He opened his eyes. It took too long before he finally opened it all, I was so happy, he looked happy too.

I say softly. He chuckles genuinely. That’s the reaction I was hoping for. He looks pleased. “You think I’m hot?” He asks comically. His voice sounds raspy. I laugh lowly. “I mean..you’re alright.” I say jokingly. He smiles brightly and sits up on the bed. I sit up too. “I’m sorry.” I say again. I didn’t mean to get him all depressed. I have been depressed for a very long time and I don’t want anyone feeling that kind of darkness.

Now, my life had taken a turn for the worse, and I couldn’t seem to get back on track. The depression had been deepening since I lost Maddie. I felt like a part of me was missing, and no matter what I did, I couldn’t fill that void. The emptiness in my heart was suffocating, like I was drowning in my own despair. I couldn’t sleep, I couldn’t eat, and I could barely function.

I said. "Well, if you did care then you wouldn't keep me chained in this hellhole," He said through gritted teeth. "I didn't come here to exchange words with you," I said and he looked away. "I've been feeling depressed lately. No one cares about me anymore not even the woman I love. To worsen it, things are not going the way I expected," I complained. "You know what to do, Dee. I'm sure you will come out of it," He said then coughed violently.

His tone was dull, suggesting deep sadness. My hands clenched to my sides. “I am glad you finally decided to move forward. You cannot force someone to stay with you if she does not want to.” My voice sounded hoarse while I tried to choke back a sob. Oh, how I really wanted to confront Martina and give her a good beating for doing this to my brother. Marcus nodded. “You know what is funny?” I did not respond because Marcus does not seem to need any reply from me. He only needed someone who would listen to him.

Allison There I was, sitting on a bench in the center of the park, surrounded by the vibrant sounds of children laughing and playing. Bubbles floated through the air, and the smell of freshly cut grass wafted around me. But amidst all the joy, I felt a deep sorrow. My head was bowed, and tears streamed down my face as I sniffled uncontrollably. The harsh words Jayden had spoken still lingered in my mind, piercing my heart like a dagger. I felt heartbroken and depressed, wondering if it was time to end things between us. Maybe Jayden was right; maybe I was forcing something that wasn't meant to be.

"He's not talking. He's in a daze. I feel like two of his souls are gone." Marcus's voice sounded a little dejected. "Sigh, console him well. I have a feeling that Sonnet will be fine. Who knows, she might be back in a few days?" Lindy quickly said. Unexpectedly, Marcus sighed. "I don't think so. People with depression can do anything. Besides, he found all her things in the sea…" "Aiya, don't be pessimistic. Look on the bright side. Just persuade Maxwell more. No matter what, you have to get through these two days!"

It shouldn’t be that. Ocelotte turned on the car’s speaker, and a raspy, melancholic female voice filled the car — "You want my happiness, "But I don’t have that much happiness. "Happiness drowns in this world, "Happiness drowns in tears, "Through my fingers, I watch your unintentional sneer, and I forget to cry. "It turns out, you don’t like seeing me sad…"