Depression Stories That Make You Cry Novels & Stories

I was completely broke and had no way to pay my phone bill. I sighed to myself and tears built up in my eyes. Lately, it seemed like all I wanted to do was cry. Maybe I was falling into a depression. I missed my mom. For so long, she was the only person I really truly had in my life, and now I no longer had her.

It's comparable to that ultimate feeling despair of rape. Once again, my heart is filled with depression. I continued to shed tears of despondency. I have felt every pain, every sadness. Why me?... I grieve for myself. I hope the melancholic feeling might not make me suicidal. I continued to scream, to let out the suffering inside me. But then the door opened only to reveal Christian looking concerned, like always. I gave him a pleading look and whispered, "Please.. leave me alone.." His lips were quivering as his whole being was emitting the feeling of compassion for me. I lowered my head as I sensed him coming closer.

"Teresa shook my hand, but I was too sensitive, I cried more than a woman, that's what Yenna told me, and it wasn't lies, talking about them made me very nostalgic, and again my heart broke, letting a river of tears fall. "Cry quietly sir, I cried until you feel that you don't have a single tear coming out, but after that, demand yourself and get up, because in depression, your body and your head are not going to respond as you need to face this so hard, I will be here to help you in whatever you need. "Thank you, Teresa!" It's just that a lot of things have happened, and I would like to be the one in Yenna's place, not her, I would like to have my daughter in her womb and take care of them,

He warns me as he switches off the bedside lamp. I sit on the floor next to his bed as I watch his back. I don't wanna cry but the tears keeps threatening to come out. I can't even remember when last i cried and this fucking asshole is making my eyes shed tears because of the one mistake that I made. I just wanna get out of here. One thing I dread most is someone trying to control me. I pull my knees to my chest and think about all the best moments in my life. I needed it or I'm gonna die of depression before dawn.

I shut my eyes tightly in a bid to repel the bad memories. This is not the time to wallow in sadness. I am carrying two precious lives and I cannot just give up on life. If I become too depressed, who knows, I might not like the babies too. I inhale deeply and exhale slowly but the heaviness in my heart does not subside. "Why are you crying, dear? It is not good to cry silently like that." This man's gentle voice draws me back to reality and I am shocked when I feel the wetness on my cheeks. It has been years since I have cried.

C H A P T E R 2 : T H E B L U E E N V E L O P E ~ Being depressed is like falling into a black hole that you can not climb out of. Depression is a wound that never heals. A wound in the back of your mind that can’t be touched because it hurts too much. It’s always there and never goes away. Constant pain, a constant reminder. Every thought is a battle, every breath is a war, and you will lose on both fronts if you give it a chance.

I didn't fail to see the tears that trickle down her cheeks just now and I felt my heart clenched painfully against my chest. "Who's the bastard that dared to make you cry Adele??! Who's it?! Tell me quickly!" "I said no one okay?! Just leave me alone!!!" She yelled and I paused briefly. As I began to understand some things even better. "No, I'm sorry I can't do that. I can tell the person who hurt you just now, is the reason for your silent sufferings and your depression ever since I know you. Tell me Adele, who is he? Let me help you. Please allow me to!" I said and it all felt like there's been a release of a terrifying explosion as she gave in to her emotions for the second time with me

Now, life has dealt with him severely to rent his confidence apart. He looked at the pictures of his late parents decorating the parlor wall, and depression made him shed uncontrollable tears. He remembered all those treasured moments he shared with them. Sometimes, he would smile and still cry afterwards. He was consoled by the people around him, including his friends from college. It was a huge blow on him. He knew he had to find the killer that filled his cup with sorrows.

Any cute girl or heartbroken man knew that. "Give it to me good, guys. Don't let up until I'm a puddle on the floor, alright?" I dropped down on the couch and picked up my cereal, leaning back and pulling a blanket over my lap. Everything hurt from my depression, and I wasn't even sure the monster worked anymore. He'd been flaccid for fourteen days. It was a new record. "Call Guinness, honey," I yelled out and chuckled, hating myself and everyone else. The movie started, and I took my time eating the cereal, enjoying the love story. There was something so good, so right about falling in love, but that shit never panned out. Not even in the movies where screenwriters had the opportunity to fo

In Amber’s experience, rich and beautiful people were often the most lonely and depressed of all. Just like death itself, depression didn’t discriminate. It didn’t give a fuck about how old or young you were, your economic status, or where you came from. But it usually fucked up where you were going, without the proper support and treatment. Amber had seen many people in her life suffering from it. She had experienced the horror and devastation of post- partum depression herself, compounded by the pain of giving her son up. Even on her darkest days, Amber really didn’t want to die, she only wanted to stop the pain, and death seemed like the only way back then.