DEPRESSED about the result of the US election?

Don’t worry, you’re not alone. The misery is written all over President-elect Donald Trump’s face.

A few months ago, filmmaker Michael Moore claimed Mr Trump didn’t actually want to win the election. Today we learnt he expected his presidential campaign to be over by October … of last year.

While only one person knows how Mr Trump truly feels about becoming president — Mr Trump himself — his recent demeanour suggests he isn’t all that keen on the idea.

Just think. All that responsibility. All those early mornings. All that time spent away from Trump Tower, talking to dull people about dull things. Nobody in their right mind would actually want to do this job, and Mr Trump is going to be stuck in the Oval Office for four loooooong years.

He had to spend just a handful of minutes in that famous room the other day, and he looked like a man who was reconsidering all his life choices.

The same day, Mr Trump visited the Capitol building to meet all the wonderful politicians he’ll be dealing with during his presidency.

Senate Leader Mitch McConnell. House Speaker Paul Ryan. If there’s one thing these men have in common, apart from the power to block Mr Trump’s entire legislative agenda, it’s an unnaturally strong talent for boring people to death.

The president-elect discovered this, to his great distress.

Look, obviously it will be hard for life as the world’s most powerful man to live up to life as a the world’s most loaded and obnoxious reality TV star. Instead of hanging out with supermodels, Mr Trump will have to spend his time with old white men and the many dry briefing papers they bring him.

You can’t blame the guy for feeling a little down about it all. It’s not like he asked for this. All he did was convince 60 million people he was ready, able and extremely willing to do the job.

SAD!