Depression quotes

“Before I moved into the Squeeze Inn, I was out looking for work, and putting in applications 2008, and it was just tough. And I got to a really, really low point. And I thought about suicide, and I decided I was going to go buy a bottle of booze, turn on the propane stove, and I was going to drink that booze until I passed out. And if I woke up,...” (continue)(continue reading)
Linda May - Linda

“They had Greta Thunberg headlining. She’s this teenage girl who’d become famous even though everything she says is depressing. Kind of like Billie Eilish.”
Samuel L. Jackson - Dash Bracket

“All right. I understand. You've had a tough day. I can see how this could get a little depressing in here, couldn't it? This place isn't exactly happy.”

Andrew Divoff - The Djinn

“- Ernie: Mr. Carson's last year as team owner, he must be really depressed.
- Bob Carson: Oh boy, Fish, look a decoder ring... I got it out of the Cracker Jack box... look it fits on your finger.
- Larry 'Fish' Fisher: Yeah, yeah, that's great, Uncle Bob.
[whispers to assistant]
- Larry Fisher: That man is turning into a cracker jack.”
Andy Berman - Ernie
Eddie Bracken - Bob Carson
Dan Hedaya - Larry 'Fish' Fisher

“Nothing that a bottle of Jack and a straight razor won't fix.”

Debra Messing - Kat Ellis

“Kitty Forman-Red, there are five stages of grieving: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
Red Forman-Kitty, I've got two stages: anger, and drinking.”
Kurtwood Smith - Red Forman
Debra Jo Rupp - Kitty Forman

“There is a depression after an answer is given. It was almost fun not knowing.”
Catherine E. Coulson - Log Lady

“And, then suddenly it was all silent, and he looked so happy that this dirty crow was coming close. He didn't seem to care that it ran off with his lunch. And, I thought to myself how lonely is this guy that even a thieving crow brightens up his day?”
Aidan Turner - The Boatman

“Wondering if you're happy is a great shortcut to just being depressed.”
Annette Bening - Dorothea Fields

“-Anita: We’ve got to talk about mom’s condition. She’s aged five years in three months. She almost burned the house down, Martha.
-Martha: Is it my fault?
-Anita: Well, it doesn’t help that you don’t answer the phone when she calls to say the house is on fire.”
Iliza Shlesinger - Anita
Vanessa Kirby - Martha

“She needs help. She doesn’t know what she’s doing. I mean, she’s just piling mistake upon mistake. That’s why it’s our job to show her what’s right.”
Ellen Burstyn - Elizabeth

“We should talk about a civil case, Martha. We got to finish this. You know, I’ve come back from death before. You know, dark, cold. Really dark, really cold. And now she’s in the dark and the cold, and I can’t do anything about it, you know. My hands are sort of tied here.”
Shia LaBeouf - Sean

“When you hit rock bottom, you still have a way to go until the abyss.”
Úrsula Corberó - Tokio

“I’ve been doing real good. I just had a down month.”
Amy Adams - Bev

“Depression is something I've lived with since I was a teenager.”
Billy Howle

“If writings did not exist, what terrible depressions we should suffer.”
Vivian Wu - Nagiko

“I am, I guess, depressed. I guess I've been depressed for about twenty-four years.”
Charlize Theron - Libby Day

“Being a teenager sucks, but that's the point, surviving it is the whole point.”
Christian Slater - Mark Hunter

“There's a lesson here, which is never try to make life or death decisions when you're feeling suicidal.”
Warren Beatty - Jay Bulworth

“- Alfred Pennyworth: Were you looking at the old family pictures again?
- Batman: At the what? The old family... Oh, yes! I see what you mean. Look at that! The old gang. Yeah. No, I wasn't.
- Alfred Pennyworth: I see. Sir, if you don't mind my saying, I'm a little concerned. I've seen you go through similar phases in 2016 and 2012 and 2008 and...” (continue)(continue reading)
Ralph Fiennes - Alfred Pennyworth
Will Arnett - Batman

“- Mae: Mom, why do you always wear the high tops?
- Daphne Wilder: I just got these, what's wrong with these?
- Maggie: There just kinda depressing.”
Piper Perabo - Mae
Diane Keaton - Daphne Wilder
Lauren Graham - Maggie

“- Peggy Sue: We got married too young and ended up blaming each other for all the things we missed.
- Carol Heath: So, he started having affairs and you started getting depressed.”
Kathleen Turner - Peggy Sue
Catherine Hicks - Carol Heath

“- Mary: So what are you gonna do with your life now?
- Rebecca Sommers: Shoot up some heroin and become a sex slave.”
Joyce Bulifant - Mary
Jenny McCarthy - Rebecca Sommers

“What happened to us? What happened to all the things that we used to dream about for our lives? I just feel like it’s getting further and further away.”
Jennifer Lawrence - Joy

“I'll probably end up doing something depressing, but young.”
Greta Gerwig - Brooke