i’m so over being labelled “crazy,” “dramatic” or simply being called a “drama queen.” most ESPECIALLY when i’m just pointing smth out in the calmest fashion. then they have the audacity to blame me for the problem and—boom—i’m a drama queen for fucking retaliating? like what the actual fuck?
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I need to get this vent off my chest. Just bc someone is diagnosed bipolar or borderline or something else doesn’t mean we’re “crazy” and especially with me, I don’t experience delusions, and I have every right to speak for myself. Just bc we’re dx with bipolar or BPD doesn’t mean we’re too ill to speak for ourselves; everybody is different with how they experience symptoms. I am never out of touch with reality, I don’t get delusions, I don’t get hyper-religiosity ever so you can believe me about my life experiences. I am not “insane” or “too sick” to speak for myself and my experiences. I’m not “crazy” or a “delusional liar” just bc I went through traumatic events in my life and developed illness due to it. I don’t deserve to be treated like a child or insane criminal. You can trust me and let me speak for myself; you can treat me like how you treat neurotypicals; you can let me be and not write me off as crazy. Some people with my disorders can act bad, I’m not them nor do I act like them. I see this too often that if I say I went through something deeply traumatic and the person knows about my dx’s, they’ll write it off as me being a liar, crazy, or too ill to speak the truth like I am not to be trusted just bc I have mental illness WHICH IS CAUSED BY TRAUMA. I’m my own person and deal with my symptoms in self-reflective and healthy ways. Just bc you see someone else with my disorders acting abusively doesn’t mean I will too bc I never do and never have. Oh, and my cousin can’t accuse his (oh-so-obviously) abusive mother of abuse “bc he’s bipolar and crazy” like STFU, and comments like that are coming from within the blood-line.
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Something is wrong with me…you give me an answer/reaction that I don’t like and I get pissed off never wanting to share with you..idk why I’m like this but I hate it.
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The urge to simply pack a bag and catch a bus to the farthest destination and cure everyone around me of my poison :3
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I’ve just thought of a way to explain comorbid conditions.
So I have autism, and connected to my autism diagnosis is a diagnosis of ADHD.
This is kind of like ice cream. With ice cream you can have plain ice cream, or you can have a flavor like strawberry. While the strawberries are part of the ice cream in this scenario you can have strawberries on their own, but you can also have ice cream that doesn’t contain any strawberries.
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hey guys real quick what do i do in this situation:
over the past year, my bipolar i symptoms have been worsening. my therapist observed that every 3 months or so, i cycle between extreme lows and then "getting better"/hypomania. i have not yet had a full manic episode, though it's been close.
my psychiatrist suspended all care until i go to inpatient residential care. she says i'm unstable and require a higher form of care. the residential program is 30-45 days, depending on treatment progress. new psychiatrists within my insurance policy have a 3 month waiting list.
i've used up all sick time due to 1) mental health and 2) physical health. my PTO currently stands only at 20 hours. i'm ineligible for an unpaid LOA or even disability since i haven't yet worked a year at this current company.
i'm barely functioning as it is. i can't quit my job, because then i won't have health insurance, and therefore be unable to go to residential. but i can't go to residential anyways because i can't take off work for it.
according to my therapist, i can't heal in this current environment because i'm constantly retriggered. so i need to move, but i won't be able to afford to do that if i go inpatient because the deductible is 50% of my savings, and the other 50% would be used to cover bills since i'd be unpaid.
what do i do. like. what do i do?????
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the difficulty in getting a [mental health] diagnosis in order to receive the right treatment is insane… but it’s made even harder when the psych literally says “your symptoms aren’t clear-cut enough to make a proper diagnosis.”
like, um wHaT
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Once I learn to how to challenge my negative self deprecating thoughts it's over for you bitches
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