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Dungeon_Shade - you need to find something you're into. As Ustwo mentioned, there must be a club or group of some kind at your college that your interested in. Even a course? We all need to follow a certain interest that is central to our lives. Some make a job out of it, some make a career. For others, it becomes who they are. Without it it's no surprise you're feeling depressed.
Of course the bi-polar disorder has a lot to do with it and you'll need to find a way of dealing with that. I won't pretend to even begin to know how.
And the gym... is a good idea. Our mental and emotional well being has a lot to do with our physical fitness. Some of us on the board may see the gym and therapy as mutually exclusive things. You can always do both. Therapy aids in our commitment to solving problems - which necessarily exist as a product of our multi-faceted world - as opposed being cowardly and saying "ahhh I don't need therapy." It's 2006 after all, not the 1950s.
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