A while back I was given an anti-depressant called Wellbutrin to help me quit smoking. Apparently, it made cigarettes taste like shit yadda yadda caused an aversion and whatever.

Anyway, I was working on my computer one day, during the time when I was taking this medication. The locking mechanism for the CPU was busted (didn't know at the time) and when I put the heavy heatsink back on I bent some pins on the CPU and busted it.

It wasn't a big deal, it sucked and was a $300 dollar mistake, but live and learn. But, I broke down and basically wanted to die because breaking that processor upset me that bad. Like death of a friend bad. It was that anti-depressant that caused that weird depression, and after that I stopped taking it. I've never suffered from depression, and have never had a depressive episode like that before or sense.

Moral of the story is they shouldn't prescribe anti-depressants to people under 21 because it can fuck with brain chemistry and make you wacky. Likewise with the rest of the shit they give children for behavioral issues/personality disorders. Everyone's brain works differently and such drugs should be among the last resorts instead of the first.