[ SECRET POST #4595 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4595 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Have you talked to you doctor about this? I mean you don't have to say you write fic specifically, just, you know, that you used to write stories and now don't have any creative energy, and also probably more importantly about how are so tired all the time or that you can't stay awake, because maybe that could be helped by adjusting the dosage of your meds, or changing them.
I'm saying this just based on my own experience with depression and medication. When I got on my current meds, I started off with a larger dosage, and it was fine at first, but after a while, when I started get out of the deepest hole of the depression, but at the same time I still felt like a zombie, my doctor prescribed me a smaller dosage and that helped.

[(Anonymous)]

All you ever hear is how AMAZING drugs for depression are reassurances that they won't fuck up anything else in your life nor destroy your creativity, and how Van Gogh would have still been alive if he'd had pharmaceuticals and who cares about art anyway...
And yet I'm finally seeing more people like OP admitting that drugs can fuck up your creativity. I'd like to see more people admitting to the horrible side effects and less pushing anyone who's depressed in any way to get hooked on prescription drugs.