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#disorders: Exploring mental health, sharing personal stories, raising awareness, connecting with others, seeking support, offering advice, educating, destigmatizing, vulnerability, empathy, community, coping mechanisms, recovery journeys, understanding, not glamorizing.
My first “shrink” diagnosed me with bipolar/mania AND seasonal depression because she thought I was just “mad at the world”. Gave me bupropion. Stopped taking those meds after a week. & fun fact: I’m a psych major 😀 #highfunctioning #asd #psychiatry #disorders #masking
And you can point out EVERY flaw about what they’re saying, but they will just never admit to anything. I’m not saying that I overanalyze peoole who do fake disorders, but sometimes it’s royally obvious (as in posts from a while back of someone wishing they had alters, then they suddenly “realize” they have DID) and the community will work a 9 to 5 to spam you with “they just didn’t realize they had trauma!!!” and “you’re not their doctor!!!” (P.S. their doctor even states that they don’t think the person has DID /targeted). Find a hobby, do something productive, be a decent person and maybe talk about a disability or disorder you actually have, rather than trying to find a more severe one that you subtly relate to. When did we forget the most ICONIC line in this community? “You could always be wrong”? Now we’re self diagnosing with a complex disorder that’s mixed up with psychotic disorder, schizophrenia, BPD, bipolar disorder, histrionic personality disorder, and factitious disorder and we’re like “yes, go right into a community when you haven’t even gotten medical recognition yet”! Some self-diagnosed individuals are right, no duh, but it’s usually coincidental. People who think they have DID but are diagnosed with BPD don’t have “bad doctors”, they’re just scared of being wrong and need people to depend on, rather than real friends who can reality check them. #osddsystem  #uddsystem #didsystem #systok #disorders #disabilities #holocollectionsystem #evilkogito
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And you can point out EVERY flaw about what they’re saying, but they will just never admit to anything. I’m not saying that I overanalyze peoole who do fake disorders, but sometimes it’s royally obvious (as in posts from a while back of someone wishing they had alters, then they suddenly “realize” they have DID) and the community will work a 9 to 5 to spam you with “they just didn’t realize they had trauma!!!” and “you’re not their doctor!!!” (P.S. their doctor even states that they don’t think the person has DID /targeted). Find a hobby, do something productive, be a decent person and maybe talk about a disability or disorder you actually have, rather than trying to find a more severe one that you subtly relate to. When did we forget the most ICONIC line in this community? “You could always be wrong”? Now we’re self diagnosing with a complex disorder that’s mixed up with psychotic disorder, schizophrenia, BPD, bipolar disorder, histrionic personality disorder, and factitious disorder and we’re like “yes, go right into a community when you haven’t even gotten medical recognition yet”! Some self-diagnosed individuals are right, no duh, but it’s usually coincidental. People who think they have DID but are diagnosed with BPD don’t have “bad doctors”, they’re just scared of being wrong and need people to depend on, rather than real friends who can reality check them. #osddsystem #uddsystem #didsystem #systok #disorders #disabilities #holocollectionsystem #evilkogito
I feel like I could go on forever with this and although I recognize these to be some symptoms, they are not at all what incorporates a disorder #mentalhealthmatters #behavior #disorders #diagnosis #victimmentality
my sanity is slipping #corecore #voices#MentalHealth #disorders
The #notion that mental #health is "#fake" undermines the #legitimate #struggles faced by those with mental #health #disorders. It is #critical to #approach the #topic with #empathy and #understanding, #recognizing the #complexity of #mental #health and the #importance of #evidence-based #practices in #treatment and #support. By #fostering an #environment of #compassion, #open #dialogue, and #education, we can better #support #individuals #facing #mental #health #challenges and #promote a #deeper #understanding of the #intricacies of #mental well-being.

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