Not at all. I really appreciated your candor and honesty... something that's usually in very short supply around here.
I know what it's like to be depressed too. Mine came many years ago, upon (finally) realizing that all I had in my life were the trappings of success. That's why when people say that if they just had this amount of money or that amount of money, they'd be happy, I can tell them, from firsthand experience, that they're completely full of shit. Living with a wild lion might sound like a cool idea too... until you wake up to him eating your leg.
When we become someone that (even) we no longer like, that is depressing. But if we work to change, it's also a good first step to healing and becoming a better person, IMO. Sounds like you learned that much earlier in life than I did, so :hatsoff: to you. Some people find their death beds and never learn that lesson.
I am not a saint now by any stretch. But I'm also a far cry from the money grubbing, soulless monster that I used to be. Hell, the 1990 version of me would have made the ideal poster boy for the 2012 GOP.