it's okay if you get confused easily. it's okay if you forget things easily. it's okay if you lose track during conversation easily. it's okay if you have to ask for clarification often. it's okay if you struggle to parse information or sensory unit. you're not "playing dumb" or "doing it on purpose". it's okay to be disabled, some people just refuse to be accommodating.
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don't judge the severity of someone's disability based upon whether or not they use mobility aids, are on disability, take medications, seek medical care, or how much/often they show symptoms that others can see. you have no idea what is going on inside of a person's body, these things are not required for someone to be disabled. be respectful and mind your own business.
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shout out to those with shitty dads <3
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Am I mentally stable? Absolutely not.
Am I going to dye my hair? Absolutely.
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“I want this one!” I yell and blindly, without error, manage to singlehandedly point at the most unstable man in a 50 mile radius
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I don't want to be in a relationship
I don't want to be touched
I don't want to be loved
I don't want to be wanted
I want to be an irritable old bog witch who spends her days brooding with her ferrets and one eyed cat
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i literally level up every time someone asks me "are you insane?" "are you crazy?" "are you mentally ill?" like literally yes. i told you that before we started talking. it is everywhere on my blog. you cannot try to zing me for being crazy brotato i told you i was crazy first
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Me *at a restaurant*: let’s watch youtube, shall we?
Ad:
Sexy fox girl.
Me: well my degenerate ass is not allowed nice things in public, is it?
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Chilchuck analysis speedrun: As a hardworking half-foot who grew up poor and discriminated against and had his gullibility taken advantage of multiple times in his early adventuring days, Chilchuck thinks optimism is a dangerous flaw. He’s stressed and strict all the time because his job is noticing details like traps that could get everyone killed before anyone knows it, he takes the lives of everyone to be on his shoulders, and with the way he speaks about it that probably partly reflects how he felt about taking it upon himself to provide for his family too. His life’s always been pretty centered around work and has become even moreso now that his wife left and everyone is independent, and due to past events he’s very iffy with bonding with coworkers. He thinks feelings and job are a disaster mix. Like with his wife or with parties hiring him as sacrifice, being open or having good faith is vulnerability which can get you hurt, so he processes and shows all his stress as anger instead of worry. Doing strict dieting probably isn’t helping the irritability what with hunger, and on top of being a hunger suppressant alcohol might be the main stress reliever he has.
His grey hairs are so earned
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if a doctor or other medical professional says something to you that sounds and feels wrong, please tell another professional about it, and ask for second, third, fourth and so on opinions. my psychiatric medications nurse told me she refused to prescribe my clonazepam/klonopin because i hadn't been to her office since july (it's late october), which to her meant that "i'm coping well enough to not need it." despite having just told her that i am escaping being domestically abused physically + mentally, as well as coping with my mother passing away just recently.
what i didn't get to tell her is the reason why i hadn't been to her office since july is because she was rude about my clonazepam prescription that i got from a doctor in a psychiatric hospital. i was afraid she wouldn't prescribe it to me again, because she denied prescribing it to me after i got out of the hospital for an asinine reason. the reason that time? "you shouldn't have this, doctors 'never' give out prescriptions like this outside of the hospital." this is literally a blatant lie, which was confirmed by every single other medical professional i have. the doctor in the hospital explicitly explained to me how i was going to continue taking the clonazepam once out of the hospital and on my own.
i waited it out to see if she would have a different reaction, but she confirmed my fears, and let me down. i'm going to be returning to the same psychiatric hospital where i got treated properly and put on appropriate medications for the level of crisis i'm in. the only thing that motivated me to actually take that step and take care of myself was telling my therapist about it. she confirmed to me that this is blatant mistreatment and she's refusing to do her job.
if something your doctor says sounds and smells like bullshit, it is, and you do NOT have to put up with it. be aggressive with your care. tell professionals who pull these kinds of things how you actually feel about them, and get other professionals on your side to help you report them for malpractice and mistreatment. i will be.
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Think I recovered back on that pre-med grindset
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