Hey. Your situation sounds very much like the situation of a good friend in high school. She was diagnosed with BPD (Bipolar Disorder) and she often experienced the mood disruptions that you appear to experience. It may be anything, but if it's interfering with your ability to enjoy life or function in a way that you think you should be functioning, I'd say to let your family know or try to speak to somebody qualified in dealing with mental health issues. BPD can be tough, but it can also be a catalyst for great creativity when it's kept managed healthily. Be safe and good luck :)
This is how my ex is and i dont understand it she be getting sad at random times for the day and some days she will be wayyy happier then the day before for some reason and i dont understand it
Manic depressive? You might want to see a therapist about that.
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Things you're thinking about, will make you feel bad or happy. they trick of course is to try and not think about the things that make you sad. it's tough, i know
Sounds common these days. Since corona hit in eveeybodys mood is changing easily
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