enervated

[Steve Hydonus]

It interests me that often people who have come into our life have experiences similar to our own. Though we may not understand them at the time, later we may have experiences that help us understand their feelings. I remember having a friend many years earlier in life who always used the word enervation to describe his state of being. I never really understood  how he felt but having had similar enigmatic experiences now I do understand him much better.

enervation
[ˌenərˈvāSH(ə)n]
NOUN
a feeling of being drained of energy or vitality; fatigue.
"a sense of enervation"
synonyms:
fatigue · exhaustion · tiredness · overtiredness · weariness · lassitude · lack of energy · lack of vitality · [more]

Closely associated with this is having a sense of inertia. Sometimes various factors arise in our lives that make it difficult to know how to respond to the people and situations we encounter.

[Steve Hydonus]

Practicing the presence is always a good way to swing out of moody behaviors!

[Steve Hydonus]

Sometimes creative people experience enervation between spurts of output.