For as long as I can remember, I have been having these random 'waves' of anger and/or depression. At school, I'm relatively happy and regularly laugh and joke about things. However, when it comes to being at home it's a whole different story.
Every now and then I will randomly feel extremely angry or annoyed and be a complete douche to anyone who tries to talk to me for that period of time. Other times it will be more of a depressed feeling, rather than angry. I'll just feel really sad and down, and not want to do anything but just sit there, close my eyes and think.
Is this something I should take up with my local doctor/GP? I've never really spoken to anyone about this kind of thing before so i'm not really sure what to do about it. Is there some kind of drug that can be prescribed to help get over this kind of thing?
Thanks.
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Every now and then I will randomly feel extremely angry or annoyed and be a complete douche to anyone who tries to talk to me for that period of time. Other times it will be more of a depressed feeling, rather than angry. I'll just feel really sad and down, and not want to do anything but just sit there, close my eyes and think.
Is this something I should take up with my local doctor/GP? I've never really spoken to anyone about this kind of thing before so i'm not really sure what to do about it. Is there some kind of drug that can be prescribed to help get over this kind of thing?
Thanks.
EDIT:
Thanks for the suggestion.
I should probably add my older brother fights with my mum all the time and he gets really angry very easily. He's soon to be kicked out of the house as far as I can see and to be honest I don't want to end up like him. He did have a few anger management 'lessons' with the school councillor but it didn't seem to do him much good. Maybe that's because he only went 2-3 times..
I will see if I can arrange to talk to him at some point, I really don't want to go on like this to be honest, I just want to feel.. I don't know, normal? I wonder if this is a genetics thing, or maybe just a co-incidence.
I'll add this to the original post as I guess it contains some information and background.








