Losing sense of time (depressed, take, months, get)

[L'Artiste]

I am finding that I'm losing the sense of times . A whole year has passed and I feel like it happened a month ago . I can never remember when I did things . I would think I did Somethng yesterday but I did it months ago. The last 2 years have disappeared from me and I don't know how . I look at things I may have wrote a year ago and I get upset because I realized I lost another year. Everything just blurs together now . Does anyone else have this problem ?

[Lunar Delta]

Yes, but I don't consider it a problem. It's nice to be able to fit eight or nine hours of proper time at work into an hour or so of personal time.

[L'Artiste]

Originally Posted by Lunar Delta

Yes, but I don't consider it a problem. It's nice to be able to fit eight or nine hours of proper time at work into an hour or so of personal time.

oh.

[purehuman]

The older you get, the faster the time goes by.

[imcurious]

Time is actually speeding up. There is data supporting that.

It has to do with "the ascension."

[imcurious]

It's funny that the OP thinks this is a "mental health" issue.

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by L'Artiste

I am finding that I'm losing the sense of times . A whole year has passed and I feel like it happened a month ago . I can never remember when I did things . I would think I did Somethng yesterday but I did it months ago. The last 2 years have disappeared from me and I don't know how . I look at things I may have wrote a year ago and I get upset because I realized I lost another year. Everything just blurs together now . Does anyone else have this problem ?

Yes. I often will think of something--say a news item or a crime that I think happened three or four years ago, and then I look it up and it happened fifteen years ago.

In my case, I think so much of it is that my life is so routine and I am trapped in it and can do nothing about it. The overwhelming ruler of my life is my job, which I wish I didn't have to go to every day, and working, traveling to work, getting ready for work, etc., takes up all of my time five days a week. Then I get a break for the two-day weekend, and it just starts all over again. It's a terrible way to live but I have no choice.

[L'Artiste]

Originally Posted by imcurious

It's funny that the OP thinks this is a "mental health" issue.

yes so funny i'm laughing myself into a coma *sarcasm*

[virgode]

Originally Posted by L'Artiste

I am finding that I'm losing the sense of times . A whole year has passed and I feel like it happened a month ago . I can never remember when I did things . I would think I did Somethng yesterday but I did it months ago. The last 2 years have disappeared from me and I don't know how . I look at things I may have wrote a year ago and I get upset because I realized I lost another year. Everything just blurs together now . Does anyone else have this problem ?

It happens to all of us, not what I consider mental health related. Something that occured a couple months back could actually have been 4 or even 5 months prior.

if you want time to slow down, sit at home all day and clock watch.

[Mightyqueen801]

I think it could be a mental health issue. If you are depressed and your life has become so routine, so humdrum, that you are merely going through the motions, a symptom could very well be that time feels as though it is passing too quickly.