Social science How Psychiatrists Teach How to Get Out of Smiling Depression

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Social Science
[Contents introduction]
・ Even though I have been feeling melancholy for a long time or my body is heavy, I treat my colleagues and friends with cheerful expressions so that they don't understand me.
・ I don't feel sad when I'm alone, but I can't stop crying.
・ Recently, I've been making more careless mistakes.
・ I think I have to do it, but my body doesn't move.
・ I can do it well outside, but the inside of the house is messed up.
・ Even though I feel tired, I do it well outside, but I can't do it well inside the house.
・ Even though I'm doing well, I do it well outside, but I can't understand it well inside the house.
・ Even though I feel tired, I do it well, but I'm told that it's a matter of feeling, "take it seriously," "anyone can do it like that," and they don't understand me.
Is this not possible? Maybe it's a sign of "smiling depressed."
In this book, I explain "symptoms of depression" that people around me don't understand easily with illustrations.