xxi15, I agree with PIP, you should consider seeing a therapist. They can be super expensive if you get a referral from your GP to see an actual psychiatrist. But if you just want to talk to someone to get things off your chest and sort out your thoughts, a lot of community centres/medical centres/etc offer a free counselling service. And obviously you can see a range of differently priced therapists in between these 2 extremes.
In my time I've seen 2 different psychologists and 1 psychiatrist (my current psych), and it has helped me get over a lot of things from social phobia to bulimia, and now I'm working on my alcoholism and general depression. I believe in today's society people are becoming more aware and accepting of mental health issues, so that stigma associated with seeing a psych is fading. What matters most is that you feel better, and if you can't shake the sadness on your own then you need help.
Good luck
In my time I've seen 2 different psychologists and 1 psychiatrist (my current psych), and it has helped me get over a lot of things from social phobia to bulimia, and now I'm working on my alcoholism and general depression. I believe in today's society people are becoming more aware and accepting of mental health issues, so that stigma associated with seeing a psych is fading. What matters most is that you feel better, and if you can't shake the sadness on your own then you need help.
Good luck
