I just wanted to add, Luke, that severe detachment is a symptom of
depression. Your depression is there for a reason, however. Treat your
depression as if it were a person, and ask it why it is there, or what it
has to tell you. Don't treat it as an adversary. Fighting and fear usually
don't help. Accept it, then figure out what you need to learn from it.
Also, I know you're probably afraid of any drug, but I bet a good
antidepressant could help you. By the way, psychosis can also be part of a
depression.
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