Thread: Single female + rural PS = recipe for depression?

Quote: Originally Posted by Alyallen Where did she go on holiday? If she went home, maybe something happened there that has dampened her mood. If she went on vacation to some random place, maybe something happened there that dampened her mood. She could be having family problems, relationship problems, money problems, etc. The possibilities are endless She went home for three weeks - yes, I was wondering the same thing.

Speculatin' is useless.. go over....... blah.. fuck it. whatever.

Quote: waits for baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawing about getting thrown into jail to ensue. Don't follow Dan's advice or you'll be thrown in gaol. Happy?

Is it a middle school? Public Middle School (PMSㅋㅋㅋ) is one recipe for depression of men and women.

Where did she go on holiday? If she went home, maybe something happened there that has dampened her mood. If she went on vacation to some random place, maybe something happened there that dampened her mood. She could be having family problems, relationship problems, money problems, etc. The possibilities are endless

Quote: Originally Posted by Yu_Bum_suk Ladies could you give me some advice on this - when a woman in her mid-twenties stops ever coming out to things and won't answer her phone or return emails from at least seven or eight friends, male and female, foreign and Korean, should it be a huge matter of concern and is there anything you could do about it? It sounds like a .

I tried to answer this but then I realised there are just too many variables, my reasons for feeling depressed when living in a small rural city are probably not the same as theirs. I doubt there is a 'one size fits all' reason to this. And I doubt it's just the females, men probably hide it better or go out drinking.

Quote: Originally Posted by kermo Maybe it's harder for single females because their Korean counterparts are all married, or weirdly sheltered home-bodies (that was my experience.) The women are difficult to relate to or schedule time with, and they can't go out with the Korean guys without risking a scandal/harassment. I was completely depressed working in rural middle school. I'm usually happy with my own company but that...

Maybe it's harder for single females because their Korean counterparts are all married, or weirdly sheltered home-bodies (that was my experience.) The women are difficult to relate to or schedule time with, and they can't go out with the Korean guys without risking a scandal/harassment. As for the communications black-out, that is cause for some concern, especially if she has friends who are worried about her. I'm not sure what...

force her to socialize. go! now!!