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Often, depression is actually an avoidance of the underlying emotions -- very often anger. Unexpressed anger goes inward and is directed toward the self, which
by ada1981 10y ago
Often, depression is actually an avoidance of the underlying emotions -- very often anger. Unexpressed anger goes inward and is directed toward the self, which becomes experienced as depression.
- artifaxx 10y agoWhere did you read this? I am sure I am not the only one here who would love to read more to get a better idea.
- xvedejas 10y agoIs this an accepted psychiatric phenomenon, or just some Freudian bullshit?
- kough 10y ago> implying there's a difference
- jschwartzi 10y agoInsofar as a therapist with a psychology degree has said OP's words to me, it's accepted by some professionals.