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the-edgy-fuckerz · 3 months
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"Mental health matters" until its a minor struggling with substance abuse
"Mental health matters" until someone doesn't want/refuses help
"mental health matters" until someone struggles with an addiction
"Mental health matters" until someone is unable to do 'basic' hygiene
"Mental health matters" until someone is deemed violent and scary
"Mental health matters" until someone doesn't 'look like' their struggling
"Mental health matters" until someone has bulimia or bed
"Mental health matters" until someone wants to get worse
"Mental health matters" until someone is a dropout or unemployed
"Mental health matters" until someone has disturbing intrusive thoughts
"mental health matters" until someone is delusional
"Mental health matters" until someone struggles with hallucinations and hearing voices
"mental health matters" until someone is extremely scared of other people
"Mental health matters" until someone has violent outbursts
"Mental health matters" until someone has trouble masking/ can't mask their illness
"Mental health matters" until it doesn't fit your romanticized view abt it
(feel free to add onto this)
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schizoafucktive · 2 months
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yeah I have sex
Schizophrenia
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neuroticboyfriend · 1 year
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i've never seen this talked about, but do any other psychotics experience the "mind playing a trick on you" often? like you're not hallucinating something new, but your mind is misinterpreting something that already exists - thinking you saw a person when it's just a car casting a shadow, or thinking you're hearing whispers when it's just background noise. it's like my mind searches for illusions. like a cross between a hallucination and paranoia.
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lilithlinen · 21 days
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What if you cheated on Kevin LOmax?
What if you cheated on Kevin Lomax? What would he do?😬😬
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I have some ideas and they're not pretty tho....
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hello tumblr people
im a sch1z0phrenic (disorganized + catat0nic) w aut¡sm, t2 b!p0lar and in ED recovery
im gonna make a post abt helping people around you, so pick on this poll :]
ill try create posts about the top 3
reblog to reach a wider audience etc, etc <3
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hallucination trauma IS trauma
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zennotixs · 16 days
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The voices better shut up before I make them.
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fairysquirt · 7 months
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if anyone here has hallucinations and know of ways to make them stop.. lemme know. Would be greatly appreciated.
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theethlezprincez · 22 days
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if my cats weren’t here i would be gone for sure
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bipolarmango · 17 days
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I cannot stress this enough: it's important not to push someone with a trauma to process it faster than they can. I am looking at you, mental health workers.
I once was at a mental health institution due to a major depressive episode that presented as a part of my bipolar-2. I am a grownup, over 30, so I mentioned to my doctor that I am not on the best of terms with my family and gave them a brief overview of my childhood. I also said that most of my childhood feels like it belongs to someone else, like I've read it from a book (I'm totally emotionally disconnected from it), and I have massive gaps in memory.
For unknown reasons, instead of focusing on the current events, such as the physical health issues I had been diagnosed with, the pandemic, my ex leaving, you name it, the doctors and psychologist decided to focus on digging as deep as possible on my childhood literally everyday hours after hours. On top of that, my psychologist and I didn't really get a long well.
During the first week of these sessions, I had some of my typical dissociations, these vague feelings like you're living what I call a movie moment -- a moment stolen from a movie. Not quite real, not quite unreal, but in between. Moments when you suddenly are not sure if your hand is really your hand. They got worse as the week progressed.
After a week, on Friday, I found myself sitting on my hospital bed, and suddenly a feeling like I was a little scared toddler took over me. I had to hide. I crawled under the bed, just like little kids do when they're afraid. If someone would've tried to talk to me, I'm sure I would've sounded like a toddler, I would've behaved like a toddler. My whole mind went back to the same mode it was when I was that small.
When the toddler episode ended, the next stage started. By Friday night, I was in so deep in dissociation that I literally saw these light grey, mostly transparent curtains that separated me from the real world, and behind me, there was another set of deeper grey curtains that separated me from another world. I knew it was another world, and I could just open the curtains and step in and disappear if I wanted. I literally wasn't part of the real world, I was following it behind a curtain, ready to completely disappear if things got even a little bid worse.
Luckily, my whole team was off for the weekend, so the concerned nurses alerted a more senior doctor who sat me down and asked me question about what's going on. He called off the questioning about my childhood as he concluded the stress was just too much for my brain to process at this speed. I was placed under constant supervision. My symptoms kept developing. I started having auditory hallucinations that my own medical team dismissed for some reason. I also had minor visual hallucinations that also got dismissed by my own team for some reason. I started getting random symptoms that I didn't know if they should be accounted for mania or something else (ie. I felt a massive urge to take a wheelchair and run with it through the hallway, push it through the massive window and fly with it from the fifth floor to the ground, not to die but to fly and to, just, well, just to do it. I also wanted to "run away" and literally jump off the walls, scream at the top of my lungs, climb to the roof of the hospital just because. Mind you, I am usually very quiet and withdraw person, and my hypomania doesn't include this kind of behaviour).
It took a month for all these symptoms get back to normal (I do often have dissociation but not on the level when I had at the time, auditory and visual hallucinations I haven't had for years). My own medical team made me understand that they believe I was faking it for attention.
I got a new medical team soon after.
I believe that the stress of trying to force me to process the trauma to fast caused me a massive dissociation, hallucinations, and possibly my first ever mania that should have changed my diagnosis from bipolar-2 to bipolar-1 had I have a team that took me seriously.
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ocean-not-found · 4 months
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My communication cards.
Never used them before but since i cant speak bc of my mental health, i hope they can help me communicate with the carers.
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I said to my school therapist "i picture my hallucinations like... a cloud in a place it shouldn't be?" Which made sense to me, as hallucinations *shouldnt be there*. So i put a weirdcore edit onto the card, for my enjoyment :).
My Mary statue helps with my derealisation (not feeling real/nothing around me feels real)
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angelskillingme · 28 days
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i feel 'it' touch me again... it's on my thighs, on my chest... i just want someone to cut wherever its hands are and play with the wound... put your hand in it, pinch the insides, lick the blood... don't think it will stop touching, but at least i will have more fun than this. make fun of my hallucinations... then destroy them while in the process of destroying me...
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schizoafucktive · 2 months
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Anyone else have some sort of psychotic disorder but not autism, yet get mistaken for having autism a lot, or am I just alone in that boat?
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neuroticboyfriend · 7 months
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something nobody tells you about substance use disorder is that if you get cravings it's possible for them to present as olfactory (scent) and gustatory (taste) hallucinations. for example, i will smell alcohol, vapor, sometimes even post nasal drip, when there. is none. or i'll taste alcohol in drinks i usually mix alcohol with, even though they contain no alcohol. cravings can honestly just register as hunger and thirst but Different, too.
this may also intersect with the fact i'm schizophrenic but um. yeah. that's a thing! now you know.
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skinnyr4t · 1 month
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"delulu girls🥰😜" looking at me when I tell them that I often feel bugs on my body and under my skin (I think my skin is bitten), that I can smell the rot of my own body and I can't drive often because I have hallucinations and I could cause an accident
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chaos-and-ink · 3 months
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Having a lot of hallucinations is so funny because now I just ignore literally everything weird or unusual and assume it’s not real until someone else acknowledges it. And normally they get really confused why I’m so unfazed and idk how to say “I just kinda assumed I was hallucinating again so I just ignored it?” Without sounding insane.
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