Which of these is inability to feel pleasure in normally pleasurable activities?
Correct answer: Anhedonia
vicky.j.b
I suffer from this and it’s very hard to cope with and be happy in life even though that’s all I want is to look forward to things and be happy.
Basem
life is so hard to many , I wish mercy for them and for me
Peg
Player #46835611, No it's not a nice place to be. I do remember happy and positive time from my earlier life but following a stroke I no longer have them. it's just a question of getting through another miserable day
Megan
vicky.j.b, I too suffer from this, as well as Bipolar Disorder. I hate going on dates or meeting new people, because inevitably, they ask "What do you do for fun?" The only time I can remember having fun or just being happy. Was when I went to water parks and amusement parks as a kid. Unfortunately, I moved to one of the few states in the US that doesn't have either of those. I liked going bowling and go cart racing when I was a kid, or playing air hockey. But those aren't exactly solo activities. The people in my life currently don't enjoy doing those things. Working retail, you're surrounded by people all day, I meet at least a dozen new people every time I clock in. But the only people close to me, that I would go do things with, live sedentary life styles(out of habit and necessity). So tell me how an I supposed to experience "fun" when every activity that I consider "fun" requires 2+ people. And I'm a party of 1. It's not as easy as it was when we were kids. If we wanted to play on the seesaw, we sat on one end and waited for someone to sit on the other.
Mars V
Thinking about and doing for others helps.