Category Mental illness
Weird things get me thinking about my depression. While playing Call of Cthulu with my friends, we ordered dinner and I was asked if I had one of those money management app they could use to transfer me their dinner… Continue Reading →
Almost everyone has heard of or known of a patient with depression who says they are in pain. It must sometimes seem weird. After all, how could a psychological condition be causing physical pain? Well, that pain is not something… Continue Reading →
I’ve been asked why I can’t just ‘get over’ my depression. Why can’t I just ‘forget it ever happened’. Well, it’s simply because any serious attempt of suicide is akin to losing a limb. I’m not demeaning the physically disabled… Continue Reading →
Sweet. Clickbait title. I’m going to get all the views now. I like to lie. But not this time. The topic is as the title says. It really is okay to be a paedophile. Now, before anyone calls in a mob… Continue Reading →
I hate to break it to you, but you don’t have to have been physically abused or sexually assaulted to have a trauma. You don’t need to be bullied or have a dysfunctional family, or have a single, major life… Continue Reading →
That title up there is actually the worst thing to say to anyone who is or was ever mentally ill. If someone has diabetes or have just been stabbed with a sword, you don’t say, “Get over it.” I want… Continue Reading →
Depersonalization and derealization are often clumped together, but are completely different mental health anomalies. Today, I want to write about depersonalization. Now, you might be wondering, how can a person with bipolar disorder understand and properly convey how depersonalization feels? You feel as… Continue Reading →
Two years and two months ago, I took a sword and held it to my stomach. I leaned the back of the handle against the wall in my room and told myself that if the tip of the blade pierced… Continue Reading →