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un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
Mama_Agnus 19 06,2025
"Ewwww, people with mental illnesses don't brush their teeth?" People with mental illnesses kill themselves, Katie.   2 reply
19 06,2025
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miaumiau 19 06,2025
Being hypersexual as a trauma response People are always so quick to judge and demonize* others for being "promiscuous" and constantly being sexual with others, especially unsafely, maybe even the ones who end up in sex work, without having an ounce of empathy as to why One that was really common was girls who were "sluts" in highschool or were alw......   1 reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
Jiyeonie 19 06,2025
its called being "emotionally immature" because they are too unsympathetic, they don't care about anyone but themselves. Their life are also sometimes so good that they cant comprehend of someone struggling more awful than them or they just cant simply comprehend that there are levels to how bad mental health can get - Saying this as someone whos ......   reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
clodly 19 06,2025
depression. it’s the second most common mental illness (i think — that’s what my classes taught me) yet people understand it so poorly. saw this tweet of a person that decided to clean their bedsheets after months, showing a pictures of stains of drinks, blood, food crumbs, etc. and people acted so disgusted. like, don’t they know depre......   2 reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
____ 19 06,2025
"Why won't they leave?", Sis can't you see the mental illness?   reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
committing arson rn 19 06,2025
I think some people have a really narrow understanding of how getting better mentally works. Like it's not "oh, now after a while in therapy I finally found out the roots for all my problems! Now I'll fundamentally change my whole mindset and lifestyle and be my perfect self." Healing means slowly discovering things about yourself, it's messy, it's......   reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
Goddess Vlinder 19 06,2025
As someone with bipolar disorder, almost everyone asks me 'Why? What happened?' when I enter a depressive phase. 'You were feeling better 2 weeks ago.' Well yes, Susan, no shit, I was manic. Just because I don't have manic phases were I try to fight a bear, people don't seam to understand or care that I am not in a "normal" state and that nothing......   reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
Cruchy_rollers 19 06,2025
One thing that bugs me a lot is when I see people romanticizing sh scars, like, I remember when some people thought it was a “trend” to self harm and did it because of that, and I see people put sh scars on Roblox avatars and it bugs the hell out of me. And it’s not really a romanticization but I literally saw a video on TikTok with a slidesh......   reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
Nick-Nick 19 06,2025
1) Calling feelings of suicide selfish or cowardly. 2) Telling someone with mental health issues that they should be grateful because others have it worse. 3)Judging people with mental health issues by calling them "attention seaking" or claiming they are "wanting attention". 4)Telling a person that you will always be there for them, and they c......   2 reply
19 06,2025
un-romanticizing mental illness. [Answer]
Abel✯lied 19 06,2025
Not really a mental illness, but I've noticed a lot of autism activism focuses on the most high functioning people imaginable. Obviously these people also need support and are also discriminated against, but when RFK Jr. is talking about how autism is ruining people's lives, he isn't talking about that eight year old who knows a lot of trains, but ......   reply
19 06,2025
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