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I'd like to be recommended some authors which are not depressing.

Although it wan't all philosophy, I've read some Sartre, Schopenhauer, Kafka, Cortazar... to name the most influential to me.

I think that such obsession with existentialists and pesimists has really affected me in a bad way. I went from midly depressed for about a year to severey depressed, suicidal and very anxious. While I don't blame these people exclusively, their visions of human existance have been damaging to myself and have restrained me from enjoying life without analyzing how meaningless everything is.

I won't further develop my problems but I thought some context was necesary. I'd like to know about interesting and thought-provoking authors (and books too) which make life seem beautiful and worth experiencing.

Maybe its a wierd question (and stupid, probably), but I'd appreciate that you abstain from hateful and openly disrespectful comments. Thank you all in advance.
gpt
Thomas Nagel writes with a clarity that masks serious depth. Get a copy of *Mortal Questions* and enjoy yourself. 

I also recommend seeking help from a therapist or psychiatrist if you are still depressed.