
This just isn't true Depression seriously forces your brain and perspective to align with its antics At least one person would genuinely miss you. Especially while depressed, it's extremely difficult to see/realize the impact we make on people. The guy at the corner store. A regular at work. A coworker. A professor. That kid you lent a pen to. Etc etc etc
Ngl I get like this too, but you know how sometimes you think about people you don’t interact with—crushes, some rando you made eye contact with,maybe someone you spoke to briefly or used to be friends with. I personally think a lot about people I haven’t seen in years where our only conversation was a hi or hello, and I don’t think that’s a unique experience to just me. Maybe your that person in someone’s mind
i dont know if im particularly depressed. im not sad or suicidal. just existing. i watch a lot of true crime and it made me think “if i died who would show up for me” and i eventually landed to the conclusion that i dont think most people would even know if i died. maybe i have made an impact idk. but ive been secluded from everyone for a while now. no one checks up on me and i dont check in with them. i would just be dead and alone
You may have persistent depressive disorder. It's like a 'light' veil of depression draped over your life that doesn't really let up. General numbness, detachment, apathy, etc You've certainly made far more of an impact than you know!!! Getting a job where you're forced to socialize w coworkers and shi can be very good for you.