Many people speak of Mondays as being "blue"-could it be related to feelings of sadness?
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People are depressed that they have to go back to work or school.
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yes colors can affect your mood\n\nhttp://www.colormatters.com/entercolormatters.html\n\nthis will help explain
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Good grief, cherish it!!  Don't worry about what might or might not happen!  I think in this stressful, sometimes negative world we dwell too much on the bad days! Good ones happen too!  Tonight, write down why today was so great.  Then next time you have a bad one, look at what you wrote down and remember it with affection!  Life isn't so bad!
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Okay, not so sure what you're asking.  But feeling "sad" is a lot different from "depressed." You're definitely depressed, because you feel sad ALL THE TIME.  Sleeping a lot is another definite sign of clinical depression.  You need to get some help, it is not your fault, you aren't being selfish, it's just a chemical imbalance or something in your brain that meds can fix.
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Yes! Monday's word was "IF" and I *think* the colour was pink.  Tuesday's word was "CATCH" and the colour was green.  Or the colours may have been the other way around - I can't quite remember, but those are the two colours I have scratched off.\nI am looking for yesterday's word and colour (Wednesday) - can you help me?  :)
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I think that is a personal choice.  If you don't want to work on Sunday, than don't. I know some people don't feel as if they have a choice, but ultimately they do.
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My moods definitly change with seasons. I mean in winter I'm depressed and in summer charged and full of energy. By the seaside I feel wonderful and in the sunshine marvelous. So, I guess the weather conditions could have the same effects, but it's different from person to person.
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Poor baby..hey take a sick day...and use it to find another job..Tomorrow...because if you break down and cry on the job they are going to fire you so ...don't go in if your feeling this way...JUST don't You will really feel like crap ...if you lose your man  and your JOB...Girl please DON'T GO IN
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Everyone has those days.  Some more than others.  Weather has a lot to do w/ it.  If you notice, you are peppier on sunny days vs gloomy days.  If its rainy and yucky out, chances are, its a struggle to get out of bed.
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Yes - it's connected to the same part of your mind that associates visual cues with responses.  Similar to when you see someone crying, and you suddenly become sad.  Similar association.
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mondays suck...but fridays are even worse! i have water fights at work to get through the day! lol! :)
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For me, dark, depressive stuff is a healthy way for me to "purge" my emotions.  It helps me work through the feelings I have about certain things in my life.
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That's really a personal thing. Everyone is different. I think most do, but not all admit it. How many times in a given time period also depends on when the mood hits them.
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Very weepy. Just a bad day that doesn't seem to be getting any better - but there's always tomorrow! \n\nHope you feel better!
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I have synesthesia. There are many different kinds but mines tends to run to smells. I smell colours. For instance rain smells a very light shade of green but can smell completely different if heavy or light or the list goes on. Days of the week and different seasons have particular smells as do certain memories. I thought everyone had it when i was a kid. But its actually pretty cool and it makes life interesting especially when you tell someone their new hairstyle smells sea aqua blue!
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Dusty, pale brown... I've been there.  Can't call it blue or gray, they are both calm and relaxed colors.  Depression is like perpetually being at the end of autumn.  Things you recognize that should be full of life, aren't.  The grass, the leaves, pale shadows of once known glory.  You can't even capture hope, because you know winter must come before the green will return.
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As the user stated before, this is a purely psychological effect, nothing to do with chemisty. I would assume if this is for a chemistry assignment, you might want to consider something more chemical in nature. \n\nAs for why you feel gloomy, I assume that for the most part, rainy weather is dark and wet. This dark period of time causes the body to react as if it is night time, making you very sluggish and gloomy. After a period of rain, the body reacts to the new sunshine and nicer weather, causing an uplifting of the body, causing the body to feel refreshed and back to normal. \n\nAgain, this is purely psychological, and has nothing to do with chemistry. Hope this helps!