Good morning from the States Jaeden.
I'm not a medical professional, only a man that has had mental health issues and researched the hell out of it. So, take this for what it is - my opinion formed through research.
It seems to me like you are experiencing something called anhedonia. A general lack of enjoyment. There are many factors at play in something like this, as I have experienced something similar. Behavioral changes, perspective and biological factors all play a factor in our mental health, especially in a case like this. I can cite the research articles after work. It may surprise you that things like alcohol intake, caffeine intake, high sugar diets, behavioral addictions, lack of physical activity, etc can all contribute to a poor mental state because of the stress hormone production that occurs as a result. I found that 30 minutes of dedicated exercise time makes a dramatic improvement in my long term mood because that kind of exercise burns stress hormone in the human body. Some days I still had a funk even on SSRIs when I didn't work out for a long period of time. It happens. UAB here in the states published a study regarding how moderate to vigorous physical activity stimulates neurogenesis in your brain's hippocampus - IE regrowing neurons in your brain. Alcohol, caffeine and any other drug affects a brain's neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine. Too much of any of those things can lead to a true chemical/neurotransmitter imbalance or even physical changes in a brain/body. SSRIs seems to be intended to be used as a supplement for us to recover.There are also medicines that assist a body's other neurotransmitters - dopamine, etc - like Wellbutrin. Some doctors combine these medicines to address the brain as a whole.
Lastly, California-Berkeley, one of the premier research universities here in the states, published a research piece a few years ago blatantly stating that chronic stress predisposes our brains to mental illness. Finding ways to manage your stress in a healthy outlet goes a long way.
Kick it's ass, Jaeden.