I'm almost out of college and looking for a job. However, I do work part time so that I don't have to take a lot of money from my parents, who only have me as a child. I constantly worry about not being capable enough or smart enough to do anything. I feel quite lethargic and disinterested at times. It feels like nothing is worth it. I have enough friends but a very few ones I confide in. My dating life doesn't exist. People annoy me easily at times. I would rather just curl up in bed and watch something than go out. I feel hungry but when I start eating, I feel like I ate too much too soon. I occasionally smoke and am not that fond of drinking. I want to be a successful person. I want to have a nice friend circle around me. It feels like things are only getting worse. There is not much to look forward to. Most of my friends stay far away. I am not even sure if I have expressed my problem here properly. Please help.
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Hi. I went through your query in detail and can understand what you must be going through. The main theme that comes out from your narrative seems to be lack of confidence. You symptoms are suggestive of underlying depressive disorder. Feeling lethargic, low confidence, irritability are all symptoms of depression. Please consult a psychiatrist and get yourself evaluated. With adequate treatment, you will start feeling better.
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Seek a psychiatric consultation.
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Smoking and drinking will only worsen your problems. So, avoid them completely.
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