I would lay in bed all day and feel bad for myself.
I just feel overwhelmed with too many annoying things to do and that are pending.
At least in my pre-parent days, when I did feel bad for myself, the following days I would be so productive from the guilt of the previous day, and I would be over it.
Before you were a mom, how did you handle those REALLY bad days/ weeks?
Re: Today, if I wasn't a mom
I used to find that going to work and/ or school always made me feel better. The distraction, the familiar faces and the need to focus, would snap me out of it. Getting there was the hard part of course, but I always felt better afterwards.
Or (when I was young and had no real responsibilities) if things were REALLY bad I'd make big changes to stir things up a bit. Once in college I dropped out of all my classes, quit my job, dumped my boyfriend, packed my things and drove across the country... all in the same week. Nothing clears my head like a good long road trip.
Today if I wasn't a mom I'd be a Niagra Falls with my husband
I used to go swimming - I love the water and it's such a great tension buster.
Now that I'm a mom and watching all my friends graduate college/travel etc I realize there were tons of things I could be doing. I would never give up my life now, but now I see that if I wasn't a mom I could have the whole world at my fingertips and drop everything to do what I want.
I would probably do as PP said, dump the boyfriend, leave college, and travel. All things that I want to do, but just going to do them differently now.