>Yes, but specifically lashing out when interrupted is an anxiety response (fight or flight), not depressive. I wouldn't be so sure. Depression can skew one's

>Yes, but specifically lashing out when interrupted is an anxiety response (fight or flight), not depressive. I wouldn't be so sure. Depression can skew one's perception of reality pretty hard such that they're rather crass. Moreover, impulsive behavior can stem from many things beyond simply anxiety, depression or a combination thereof. >But it doesn't matter - the bigger point is that we are not care providers for OP, and they should go find one, not listen to either of us. Well said.