The entire landscape glittered, making me feel even more depressed.
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Maybe a more informed society is a more depressed society?
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Kate also said the show made her feel more depressed.
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And the more alone I felt, the more depressed I became.
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I think that smartphones have also created a more depressed society.
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Are teens who are more depressed spending more time on their phones?
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I feel ever more depressed and angry when I look at it.
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No doubt you are wondering why more depressed patients don't receive chronotherapy.
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"I am more depressed, but less suicidal because of the community," he said.
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I just think about it more, and I get more depressed about it.
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"I think I was more depressed than I knew I was," he said.
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As details come out, we're more and more depressed about it and outraged.
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In that time, Ms. Ortega became more and more depressed, her family testified.
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I just find myself a lot more depressed lately and a lot more down.
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Arthur: Frankly, the whole thing makes me more depressed about politics on both sides.
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Earnings and employment remain even more depressed for those without a high school degree.
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"The more depressed I got, the bigger I got," the legal assistant from Birmingham, Alabama says.
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The more they're fighting and the longer things are bothering him, the more depressed he gets.
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Why is it that our generation seems to be more depressed and anxious than ever before?
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"I have never been more depressed about moving forward than I am right now," Graham said.
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But once the experience is over, I sometimes feel more depressed because the sex wasn't great.
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The Journal of Environmental Health has found that pilots are more depressed than the general U.S. population.
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For example, if someone is depressed, they are likely to feel more depressed the more they drink.
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Both women and men say they are more depressed and had poorer health because of parental care.
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But as I came down from the drugs I was using, I'd be more depressed in the end.
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"Anytime there's a time for reflection, you have the potential of becoming even more depressed," he tells Broadly.
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"I have never been more depressed about moving forward than I am right now," he remarked days ago.
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The more we compare our lives with others in our social media feeds, the more depressed we become.
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"Students report being more depressed than they have ever been in history at college, more anxious," she said.
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But Hawking tells in his 2013 memoir how Wilde became more and more depressed as her husband's condition worsened.
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Additionally, people are more depressed than they used to be, which could be a direct cause or an effect.
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A small number of people became more depressed and had to be transferred to an inpatient facility, the researchers noted.
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It kept returning every half hour, but I got more depressed every time it hovered over me without noticing me.
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This year Easter was in April, leading to more depressed sales figures when compared with a year earlier, ACEA said.
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And hospitalized or not, many people report feeling lonelier, more depressed and less satisfied with life during the holiday season.
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It's far from the first study to suggest that young people today are more depressed than they were in past generations.
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"We don't want this to be a year where people in our area are more depressed and more frustrated," he said.
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Johnny Ryan is an insane genius who is somehow more depressed and more prolific than almost anyone I could ever imagine.
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Her mother and a dean successfully fought for her to stay, arguing that she would just become more depressed at home.
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And people who were active and stopped tend to be more depressed than those who maintain or initiate an exercise program.
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The pipeline would most likely raise the price of Canadian oil, which is now even more depressed than other international grades.
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"I tend to get overly excited about things, and when they don't happen, get that much more depressed," she said beforehand.
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"I made the change because the more I looked in the mirror, the more depressed I became," he told the Daily Mail.
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What made me even more depressed was that I was trying to maintain my burdensome work schedule on top of it all.
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"I would start a program and then resort back to my old ways, which would leave me even more depressed," she says.
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Things I knew I was capable of doing well became daunting; the emotional paralysis of it all left me even more depressed.
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Depression is rising among young adults and adolescents in the U.S., with teenage girls in particular growing more depressed than boys, researchers found.
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Owen's also being pulled against his will into a scandal involving his wealthy family, a situation that makes him all the more depressed.
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Gail: Bret, your reporting has done what I thought was impossible and made me even more depressed about the state of current affairs.
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If I spent too much time scrolling through airbrushed, superficial posts, I wound up feeling even more depressed and hopeless than I already was.
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He also told her that when she gets stressed, her already drastically low amount of serotonin plummets, causing her to become even more depressed.
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Several studies have found that children and teens who spend more time with screens are less happy, more depressed, and more likely to be overweight.
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Some argue that we're statistically more depressed than we used to be simply because more of us know about depression, particularly in the first world.
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Data shows that "high school students who use social media a lot aren't any more depressed than those who use it a little," she wrote.
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Rather than empowering us to make better decisions, which is what we're promised, the modern abundance of options makes us feel more depressed and alone.
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If you laugh at yourself and then feel worse, more depressed, angrier, with lowered self-esteem, it's safe to assume you're not doing it right.
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"The market we're in now can't get much more depressed," said Martin Zuidhof, chairman of Alberta Cattle Feeders' Association, a rancher who also runs a feedlot.
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I have always aimed at a very brownish color palette, so that the atmosphere of the game is more depressed, more somber than the base game.
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Click here to view original GIFWhile my favorite Allo sticker lives on in Messages, with Allo gone, the saddest little penguin will forever be even more depressed.
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"They've done research on how sunlight affects a person—in places like Seattle, you're a little bit more depressed because of the amount of sun," he added.
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The more depressed that person's immune system, the more likely it is the virus will find a home in their airways and trigger an infection and disease.
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He forgot to mention the research that shows Facebook actually makes you more depressed when you're looking at other people's vacation snaps or pictures of their perfect babies.
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Torous said he doesn't rule out the possibility that social media is making people more depressed and anxious, but he pointed out that the research is still early.
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But numerous studies have emerged to counter the claim that the changing seasons or weather patterns have anything to do with people feeling more depressed during winter months.
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She was pleased with the initial weight loss but later said she regretted it, becoming more depressed and anxious over time, the woman's mother told the news outlet.
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Even "If You Were Born Today," a song thick with biblical allusions ("If you were born today / We'd kill you by age eight") was more depressed than creepy.
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Stop making Dan more depressed at the end of the night when he has to go home, he's depressed enough as it is that the night is over.
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There are longitudinal studies that demonstrate pretty clearly that people who, for example, work under assholes for many years end up being more depressed, more anxious, and less healthy.
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They try to carve out a life for their family in the city where their marriage is recognized and their children aren't considered illegitimate, but Mildred becomes more depressed.
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A child who seems more depressed or more isolated may need help, she said, and some children may manifest that depression by not wanting to look at their phones.
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When you look at longitudinal data to see what happens when people spend more time on social media, what happens in general is that people get more depressed and unhappy.
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At the risk of making everyone more depressed, it's important to note that RBG's voting power will weaken, now that conservatives will enjoy a 6-3 majority with Trump's new appointee.
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Dr. Kathleen Cairns, a clinical psychologist, said that men and women experience many of the same symptoms, including insomnia, racing thoughts, hyperactivity and anxiety, but that women may feel more depressed.
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Sejer is a thoughtful interviewer, "but he was a serious man and sometimes prone to deep melancholy," so it's inevitable that the more this sensitive detective learns, the more depressed he gets.
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Perhaps most miraculous about this show is that it manages to be completely real-seeming without leaving you more depressed about the state of humanity than you were in the first place.
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Her research even suggests that women who find their home environments stressful have more depressed moods during the day, while those who find their homes to be restorative experience fewer depressed moods.
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The scientists found that the more depressed the volunteer, the more likely they were to post photos in darker tones with more grays and blues instead of bright and colorful pictures with friends.
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Mae comes back to Rust Belt-y Possum Springs to find her parents and best friends a little older, the town itself a little more depressed, the whole world a little more tired.
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The users I interviewed told me that when they closed their phones and reflected on the shallow conversations and sexually explicit pictures they sent, they felt more depressed, more anxious, and even more isolated.
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Six months before the massacre, while living in Sutherland Springs, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) southeast of San Antonio, Devin grew more depressed, his temper grew shorter, and he grew less tolerant, she said.
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Not only were smartphones perhaps intentionally addictive, but they were having impacts beyond just adults feeling like they were wasting time: they were making children rampantly more depressed, under-developed, and, ironically, anti-social.
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And the study still can't tell us whether women today are more depressed than in the past or if they're simply more willing to admit they're depressed, thanks to a reduced stigma around mental health issues.
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Teenagers today are more depressed, have higher rates of suicide, and hang out with friends less often than teens in earlier eras, according to one researcher, who has blamed the rise of smartphones for the problem.
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As my observation of people approaches the fifth year, I am beginning to become pessimistic as to the direction our society is heading, and feel myself becoming more depressed as I determine the futility of it all.
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In the 71 years that have passed since then, so much has happened: 12 different U.S. presidents have come and gone, countless wars have been started and stopped and Cubs fans have grown only more and more depressed.
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" Shari Botwin, a licensed clinical social worker in Cherry Hill, N.J.: "People are very triggered, whether in a good way or in a negative way ... People are having more flashbacks, getting more depressed, they end up reliving it.
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What happens if you're using one of them and a malicious actor intercepts the Bluetooth signal, increasing or decreasing the voltage of the current that goes to your brain — thus making you more depressed, say, or more compliant?
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A day after the U.S. declared that Israeli settlements were not illegal, the only practical effect on the ground was a subtle shift in morale: It left Israeli settlers feeling slightly more confident and Palestinians slightly more depressed.
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"In my 30 years' experience in private practice, I have noticed that women tend to present as more depressed during their depressive episodes, and men tend to enter therapy during their manic episodes, which often involves substance abuse," Cairns said.
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"Hopefully some adults will show up on the other side of the room and understand the gravity of this situation and the need to act before the markets go down further and the American people become even more depressed," he said.
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I am a nice guy, and I'm joyful, I love to tell jokes and so on, and I have a great sustaining group of close friends, and wonderful children, but in my heart I am more depressed than Samuel Beckett.
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Or maybe it's only certain groups of people who are becoming more depressed but not others, and overall population surveys can fail to capture that trend (some research cited by the authors does show this rise is particularly pronounced among young women).
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Now, it looks like one lucky fan will get a chance to join in the adventures of an increasingly-more-depressed horse in Hollywoo, too—because show creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg is raffling off a chance to actually become a BoJack character.
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I think when it comes to online arguments, I get more depressed when it's people I fundamentally agree with on most things, or people I think I could have a real conversation with, who maybe we're only seeing one tiny online sliver of each other.
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Also people are more depressed because they can't see the sun so we don't make any clothes that have pictures of the sun on them, as to not trigger any "lack of sun sensitivity" I noticed the clothes play with prep school/college sportswear motifs.
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Other causes of stress include economic uncertainty, job opportunities, companies relocating and whether EU nationals will have the opportunity to stay in the UK. "All this uncertainty is going to cause people stress and anxiety and worry, and some people might end up feeling more depressed due to this," Vandoros said.
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The 1983 TV movie "The Day After," which dramatized the fallout from a nuclear attack on the Midwest, emerged as an apocalyptic touchstone; surveys after the film aired found viewers were more depressed about their chances of survival and were less optimistic about their ability to influence nuclear weapons policy.
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There's a sort of Yin and Yang, there's people who are depressed or have other problems and turned to drug use to sort of self treat themselves and they end up getting more depressed as a result of you know, destroying their lives with this and the two things build on each other.
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While experts debated whether the announcement gave Israel a green light to annex parts of the West Bank or flouted established international law, the only practical effect in the West Bank on Tuesday was a subtle shift in morale: It left Israeli settlers feeling slightly more confident and Palestinians slightly more depressed.
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In my personal life and in talking with you and other people, I am a nice guy, and I'm joyful, I love to tell jokes and so on and I have a great sustaining group of close friends, and wonderful children, but in my heart I am more depressed than Samuel Beckett.
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The event occurs during what can only be described as a mental breakdown for Mystery: The business isn't doing too hot, his girlfriend dumps him and starts dating his friend who lives in the same mansion as him (the aughts, man, the aughts), and Mystery is drinking more, taking sleeping pills, and becoming more and more depressed.
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Although one Finnish study released the same year as Klinenberg's book suggested that people living alone tend to be more depressed, the NYU professor counters that he found those people to be more actively engaged in civics and ultimately more connected to other people through spending time at cafes or bars, or through use of social media.
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