Lawrence Said:

writers block or what?

We Answered:

Kim W is right, just start writing. First get away from the computer, there is nothing more off putting than staring at a blank screen.
Find somewhere comfortable, get a cuppa tea/coffee etc, a pen/pencil and paper and just start to write.

Write anything just to get started i.e I had a crappy day. I wanted to write a story blah blah... doesn't have to make a lick of sense, doesn't even have to be punctuated, free write. Don't keep going back or looking over it, just write till your done then go do something else.

You'll either get inspired or you'll continue to free write for a few days till the block is gone.

The PC however, is definitely a creativity killer (in my opinion).
Good luck, give it a try, all it will take is ten minutes and a cuppa, lol, if it doesn't work, maybe someone else's idea will help.
Cheers.

EDIT:

The guy with the tardis avatar, try to do the same. Even though you can write, you might find in free writing that ideas for stories come up that you never knew you had.

Tim Said:

I hate being alone..what about you..philisophically speaking of course?

We Answered:

It's all in our mind. Where there is a will, there is a way. It's all matter of spirits. Trained mind can feel joy and tranquility at any situation.

Billie Said:

High School Course selection?

We Answered:

Drop creative writing for spreadsheet.
Just be advised that if your technical department at school isn't so great, than you'll be teaching yourself from the book. Literally, I could've brought the book from my computer class and did it all on my own time. Technology classes are definitely more independent. I had a friend that took creative writing, but she didn't get much out of it at all, and the teacher was restrictive, but of course that's just the teacher, you'd most likely get more out of the spreadsheet course.

Let me tell you-- in the long run and the grand scheme of your life, it does not put any huge impact on anything. Take one, take none, or take one as a sophomore and the other as a junior, it doesn't really matter.

Cory Said:

what kind of jobs or professions can i go into with these classes?

We Answered:

writing, diplomatic stuff, politics

Pamela Said:

should I take anti-depressants?

We Answered:

I WOULDN'T.

I was on this for a couple years, and became very dependent. If I ran out, missed the dose for 2 consecutive days, I'd become an absolute rage-aholic. I came very near to killing myself on this drug, and really deeply believe it does way more harm than good.

If you think your brain chemistry may be part of your problem, there are safer alternatives-- all of these are proven to support a healthy mood: fish oil [or other omega 3], a b-complex vitamin, St. John's Wort [at least 900 mg], SamE and 5htp.

SamE is expensive and less effective for me than most of these others, but may work for you.

5htp is a precursor of seratonin, so it increases your supply without the dangerous side effects of the perscription SSRIs. You can find it at some big box stores, or via the internet.

As with prescription drugs, you should be take them consistently, not just when you feel like it.

I'm glad you have a therapist: way more important than the meds, IMO.