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littlesadzap · 10 months
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I'm in a really bad mood and I feel like I need to share this list of things I learned as a mentally ill ex-teenager in a toxic home and with friends as "found family"
Things that I hope are obvious but are not always so obvious
-Your parents are victims and perpetrators at the same time
-Your mental disease allowed you to survive and killed you at the same time
-Your mental disease have made you what you are
-No one will ever truly understand how you feel, and that is okay
-If someone laughs and cries at the same time, it's not funny, it's a wake-up call.
-From some things you can't recover and you have to learn to live with them
-Loving someone can't heal their depression
-If someone you love refuses to seek professional help, forcing them will not help them, a person can heal if they really want to heal
-The only person who can help you is you, you must want it first.
-If a person who needs your help is bad for your mental health, walking away from this person is not selfish,you don't live for others
-If a person with mental illness shows excessive and toxic co-dependence toward you, then you are not helping them, you are sinking with them
-Feeling anger toward the person who traumatized you is human, but letting that anger consume you will not help you
-Some things cannot be forgiven and cannot be forgotten, you are not a bad person for that
-Life owes you nothing
-Manic episodes are not always just funny but can be dangerous
-You can't justify yourself for hurting people just because you were hurt but you can forgive yourself and try to do better
-People you have hurt sometimes cannot forgive you, if they hate you let them but don't allow yourself to hate you for the same reasons
-Loving a person with mental illness is difficult
-Healing is fucking painful
PS. These are just random thoughts that came from my personal experience, I'm not a psychologist, I have no professional knowledge for this, this is all just personal
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maryrougeatre · 19 days
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Love is a serious mental disease.
Plato, Phaedrus
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thermometermercury · 1 year
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*watching Hannibal saw will’s head open with the intent to eat his brain* oh no girl! :0 Watch out for those prions!!!
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bipolarmango · 1 year
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I hate the people who tell online how you can cure your mental health conditions by changing your attitude or way of thinking. I'm sure many of them mean well and I'm sure many of them have dealt with something like minor or even medium level depressive episode and they have managed to pull themselves out of it with this advise and they now want to spread it.
However, it's so fucking dangerous to glorify this kind of thinking and minimize the seriousness of mental health conditions. I was one of those who thought that I could, too, just manage my mental health condition (bipolar, cptsd, panic disorder) and went off meds and off medical contact. It destroyed my life. It destroyed literally everything I spent years on building. I reversed back to delusions and mood swings and suicide attempts and isolation myself from everyone and eating disorders and still years after regaining my medical contact and medication I'm not doing well. All because I felt like I should be able to manage my condition by myself, by some lifestyle changes.
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if-you-fan-a-fire · 11 months
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"Need Satisfactory Conditions to Grow," Kingston Whig-Standard. May 15, 1933. Page 9. ---- Mental Disorders Constitute One of the Great Social Problems ---- MONTREAL - Prevention of mental disorder and. delinquent and criminal behavior lies not in finding a new drug or growth but in providing satisfactory conditions for healthy mental growth and development -in recognizing and dealing with significant behavior deviations as they occur in the development period, and in the recognition and correct approach to adult individuals who are showing slight or serious personality or mental disturbances That this is a fundamental society problem was emphasized by Dr. W. T. B. Mitchell, director of the Mental Hygiene Institute, Inc., at the annual meeting here.
"Probably there is today no social problem which rivals it for seriousness and importance. Any organized medical or social work effort which is failing to provide satisfactory leadership or guidance in the sphere of mental health is seriously inadequate" Dr. Mitchell said. "Some degree of mental health is one of the most frequent causes of individual social failure. "Attempts to rehabilitate such individual social failures, except through an intelligent plan for treating the underlying conditions, are bound to be costly. wasteful and disappointing" he said. Nearly 900 cases were treated at the Montreal Mental Hygiene. Institute during past year. These included a wide scope of various new types such as suspected mental disease, mental depression, attempted, suicide. nervousness and fears, seclusiveness, sensitiveness. peculiar behavior, epilepsy and fainting spells, physical complaints enuresia, speech defect. suspected mental defect, school failure. unmarried mothers, social failure and martial maladjustment; stealing, temper tantrums, sex problems, truancy. disobedient, uncontrollable. mental health study, vocational guidance, and psychotic parents.
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aveatomicus · 10 months
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This is the first art I've completed and published in over six months. This time was difficult (sometimes seemed irresistible), but I am able to do something again.
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lissa-edem · 1 year
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Depression and traumas are horrible. And I'm so tired to suppurt people. But I'm still making my stupid jokes about Bridgertons.
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dotnscal · 8 months
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blame it (on the alcohol) going on the kenstewy playlist
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imperialjustice20 · 10 months
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What type of mental disorder is that
they're memorize to our childhood regard monster movies like shark,dinosaur,snake,and etc. and possible they're decline memory far of a year because of childhood movies
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touchingthevoid · 2 years
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And, suddenly, there’s just sadness. A heavy, yet somehow cushioning sadness. No motive, just sadness, an abstract sadness that fills every space, every breath, a sadness which suddenly becomes me, and sadness is all I am, not just what I feel. No thought, no reason, just sadness. Suddenly the world liquifies into this shapeless sadness, and sadness is all there is.
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flan-flan · 1 year
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OH MY GOD OH MY GOD
whAT THE FUCK IS THIS WEBSITE HELP
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ikpopwriting · 1 year
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My grandfather was up past midnight last night, crying and praying, because we finally told him I’m most likely going to be diagnosed with schizophrenia this coming week, then told him everything I’ve been going through for the last 2 years. He was asking the Lord to heal me, to show him how he can help me, and to give my mother the strength to take care of me and be my advocate.
We were hoping it would simply relate to my migraines or long-COVID. I’ve had more scans and tests done trying to find something that has developed, but everything has came back negative. My mother still thinks it could be the multitude of neurological medicines I’ve went through since the last few months of 2021. Not that we can rule that out or not. My doctor that’s part of a post-COVID network hasn’t seen these side effects or symptoms in anyone else, so they don’t think it’s COVID. Apparently I’m just reaching the age that these issues show up. They did say that it’s possible COVID sped up the timeline of the symptoms, and that’s why it’s gotten so much worse in such a small time, but can’t say for sure.
So yeah.
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me--do · 1 year
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These porn bots interacting with my blog make me want to kms even more
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Let's yell into the void a little louder, it's not as though they can hear us. Even if they can it's not as though they care, it's becoming white noise, it's all becoming static.
Who do we think that we are, to think that we matter. That outside mental facility anyone is paying attention. Then they wonder how we end up this way. When pills only can do so much and stigmas are ever abounding.
They wonder how did we get here
Why we can't just fit it
When they treat us like shit, like we are crazy, like we are the only ones with problems.
But unlike them we don't hold everything inside pretend that it's alright, that everything just fine, when it's all bullshit, when it's all lies.
But then they don't know the darkness we know.
-Val
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tried a new combination of new clothes
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nurselearn · 2 years
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