People with depression are very hard on themselves. They have high standards, they try to be nice, honest, good, caring, responsible. Sociopaths don't get depression. Little or no appetite - for food, sex, hobbies. You are, to paraphrase Shakespeare, ''with what you most enjoyed contented least.'' 4.
Sleep is a problem.
You can't fall asleep, or you wake too early. The future is hopeless. Sad, down, blah - especially in the morning. There is a natural biological tendency to feel better as the day goes on, because the lack of sleep acts as an antidepressant,'' says Dr. Norman Sussman, a psychiatrist at New York University. This is called diurnal depression.