thanks for the advice someboy
somebody wrote:please talk to people that love you, like family members, call them often and talk about sad moments in your life. Give a call to your parents.
not an option - i dont/cant/too awkward to talk to my parents. i do talk to people here tho

Second, some light exercise like walking does wonders for depression.
i walk to uni, but anything more than that i cant manage...i dont have any energy and even little tasks like washing and dressing seem unmanageable and too much for me.
Third, certain herbs like Saint John's Wort are quite powerful against mild to moderate depression that I believe is your case with few if any side effects. Clinical studies have found it as powerful as tricyclic antidepressants. Be sure not to receive large doses of Saint John's Wort as it can be toxic and not to receive any conventional drugs if you take it, as it can interact with them.
i have severe depression - and am on anti-depressants which St Johns Wort interacts with.
Fourth, vitamins, like B Complex vitamins, Selenium, Fish Oil and vitamin C also help.
i have tried fish oil suplements, and multivitamins with no positive effect.
Fifth, foods like coffee, bananas or chocolate have anti depressant effects (especially the coffee).
cool...any excuse to eat chocolate!!
Sixth, restate your goals. Sadness comes when we are unable to reach our goals. Now, what can you do? Divide your goals into smaller goals that can be satisfied in the short turn. This one is a good one. If your believe your life has turned very much the way you don't want it to be, reverse to very basic goals (like eating, sleeping, watching a movie, going out, do things that you like) and slowly go up the ladder again aiming for your goals. Stop when you think it is unrealistic to aim higher.
i'll give this a go - i am a total perfectionist and set myself really high standards so yeh i do have to work on this.
You can even sublime sadness, by doing activities that cause you joy. Joy is the opposite of sadness. When you feel you are in a sad mood, do activities that cause you joy.
im afraid for a while now nothing provides me any joy. i try at times to be around people to stop my mind thinking about sad stuff tho if that counts?
but if depression lasts for a long time...
try living with it for 6+ years
If depression keeps lingering fortunately there are other options too, like ECT (electroconvulsive theraoy), ask your doctor about it. It's very very effective.
wow way too scary - and ive heard reports of a lot of people who says it affects their memory.
Depression is an extremely curable problem, BUT YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT.
im trying, i promise. just nothing seems to be working. i have confused my dr's by this. they dont seem to know why im not responding to treatment.
thanks for taking the time to read this thread and offer ur advice somebody.