One major issue is that mental health problems are still considered taboo in many parts of the world. Even people living in developed countries sometimes still feel ashamed to ask for help when they’re struggling. And though the situation might be improving in parts of the world, it’s important to constantly bring the discussion about mental health into the spotlight. In any way possible. In this day and age that means even using memes!
The ‘Mental health memes’ Instagram page, @serotoninismydaddy, touches on sensitive issues in witty, relatable, and surprising ways. Remember, laughter is good for your health, so don’t feel bad if you start chuckling as you scroll down. And don’t forget to book a session with a therapist if you genuinely need one.
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My teachers. are amazing. probably because i go to a special needs school. BUT STILL-
The media center (library) teachers at my school let me stay in the library and read or just chill when I get overloaded or anxious. I'm autistic, and I have anxiety, and the counselors usually just want you to talk about it, and rush you to get back to class. Just being able to sit in a quiet room and read is what lets me get back to a calm state. So yeah, the library people at my school deserve their own pyramids.
they deserve a whole a*s space pyramid
Load More Replies...To the geography teacher that let me sit somewhere quiet when my classmates were being too loud- I shall never forget
Agreed like I’m wearing these headphones for noise canceling they are not turned on it’s not my fault I don’t want to buy another pair of noice canceling headphones when I already have over the ear Bluetooth headphones that serve that purpose
If teachers understand sensory overload, why do so many school and university students suffer from it?
because only some teachers understand it. luckily my english and chorus teachers understand it.
Load More Replies...have you ever tried jUSt fOCusiNg? I have tried many times to explain to my parents that, no, I’m not avoiding it because I don’t like it (ok, maybe sometimes), but that I literally cannot make myself jUsT fOcuS
Load More Replies...Everyone gets anxious from time to time, but that doesn’t mean you know what people with mental issues need. Just because something helps you doesn’t mean it’ll help others. As a person with anxiety, it’s really hard, but sometimes I need space, you know? You might think you’re helping, but you’re not.
Sometimes it’s better to just get an official diagnosis.
Load More Replies...This has two sides, I have been trough serious s**t, I was at the point where my life was over and I knew it but I managed to turn around and solve my issues. And then I lost all my friends. Because they hated seeing me getting out of trauma and misery. Their whole identity was based around suffering. No matter what I tried to talk about or do, they always tried to turn it negative. When they complained about their misery and I gave advice on what worked for me and what in the process I learned that might benefits them they absolutely hated that. Don't be proud of your trauma, it's a stupid thing to do. Let go of it and maybe listen to people who life without one because that's the goal. Yes some people can't relate on how hard it can be, but even then, agree or don't agree just don't defend your trauma against them because by that you victimise yourself.
I'm feeling like a very fragile witch right now, so please handle with care
Mental health issues are often ignored in popular discourse, though far less so than in the past. The CDC reports that a whopping 12.5% of all American adults have regular feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety.
Meanwhile, 5% of those 18 and over suffer regular feelings of depression. That means that, on average, every person out of twenty that you meet on the street is likely to be dealing with depression. In 2019, there were 15 million recorded visits to the physician’s office by Americans with depressive disorders.
Sand boa, they're the derpiest and cutest sneks imho
Load More Replies...I share with people to connect with them. At 57, I sometimes still feel I share too much. But it's who I am. If they like me, they like me. If they don't, they don't. It's the one thing I have learned with age. Yeah, I want people to like me. It hurts when they don't, but I'll get over it eventually. I just don't dwell on it.
Or when you accidentally overshare and you stop talking but everyone is like “no your not bothering us!!! Tell us!!”
Does anyone else feel like they’re just being dramatic when oversharing?
I've been focusing on self-awareness and trying to get better about it. That's given a fun little side effect. Now I politely ask people if they are okay with me over-sharing before actually doing so.
Oh man yes. I do this because I hate awkward silences, because I want to be needed and/or liked, and because when I was a kid I never got to talk and was always made to feel my contributions were worthless so now I want to contribute.
I HATE crying, but because it feels terrible.
Load More Replies...Whenever I cry I usually start doing sh to get myself to shut up because 1) crying is useless and never gets anything done 2) I'm not a little girl and 3) it's ugly and disgusting
I don’t know how many times I’ve seen the Penguins of Madagascar movie, but I love it
Load More Replies...No one looks graceful when crying, but, you're allowed to, and if people have a problem with that, f*** them....
Yes and they don't need to stay & watch you fall apart!!😅
Load More Replies...Story time! When I was little whenever I cried my dad would say “that isn’t something to cry about”:in a scary tone. I still can’t cry in front of people to this day
My wonderful childhood trauma caused me to repress my emotions to the point I developed severe alexithymia over the course of 20+ years. I finally hit my breaking point four years ago and survived. In those four years, I've worked on healing that trauma, allowing me to feel emotions. Before, where I couldn't feel enough to cry, now even the slightest bit of emotion felt turns on the waterworks. I take this very personally and, quite honestly, view it as a traitorous act committed by my own body.
I don't cry. I worry sometimes I'm a robot or something because I never cry.
It's kinda hard to be consoled when you don't even know the reason for the mental breakdown
My husband used to ask me what's wrong and after I said "I don't know" a few times, he now asks if I am having "a bad brain day" and it makes me feel slightly better.
Load More Replies...This is literally me, and then people want me to explain he reason for my breakdown. Like, idk why I'm broken??? Its not like I'm hiding what I know from you?
At the time of writing, the ‘Mental health memes’ account had just over 9k followers on Instagram. The founder of the social media project, Leon, posts memes that are both light and silly, as well as hit way, way too close to home.
Either way, the founder is bringing the discussion about mental health to people’s feeds. And you never know—a single humble meme might be what encourages someone to reach out to a professional for help because they relate to the quip very much. And we’d also rather see memes than the topic being ignored in public discourse.
I saw that Lego is also making the cottage from the original movie and I need it so freaking bad.
Load More Replies...As a father of 3 daughters, the thought of anorexia keeps me awake at night. Fortunately, they are young and healthy and not showing any signs whatsoever. But still...
Just the fact that you're aware of it is important. If your daughters grow up knowing they can talk to you about their struggles and worries, it's a lot less likely that a problem like that will get out of hand before it's discovered. I'm sure you're a fantastic dad ❤️
Load More Replies...It can be when you starve yourself. It can cause damage
Load More Replies...I was extremely disturbed by this I thought someone was stepping on that poor kids head...nope just silly kid being silly
Previously, Bored Panda tackled the topic of the stigma surrounding therapy and how to determine whether a therapist is the right fit for us or not. Broadly speaking, capable therapists are those who make their patients feel heard, normalize their experiences, and always keep the focus on them.
Psychotherapist Silva Neves previously told us that even though there’s still stigma attached to seeking help for one’s mental health, things are getting better.
"I think it is getting better and there is less stigma seeing a therapist now. It depends on your location though, there are still some parts of the world where therapy is still a taboo. Some people think that seeing a therapist means that you're 'crazy,' but this is not actually what therapy is about," he told us during an earlier interview.
"Less than worthless my boy!" You missed the best part of that scene.
When was the last time I felt genuinely happy…? Not just less sad but actually happy? I can’t remember… this is not good I don’t think
I *should* have a slippy sock sleepover; however, I am three raccoons in a trench coat and can therefore not be admitted.
That sounds like anti-three-raccoons-in-a-trenchcoat discrimination to me. You may be entitled to significant compensation
Load More Replies...I swear to god I have actually looked up what I can and cannot say for reporting or institution-avoiding purposes!
That is why I don't share everything with my counselor(she 100% will get me admitted if I share)
dude same plus there’s so much wrong with me that i’ve been afraid to tell her
Load More Replies...If you are afraid to get admitted you chose the wrong therapist. I argue these are not therapists but silencers, they don't know how to handle you so they just push you away to be somebodies else problem and that somebody else often enough just gives you pills so you don't cause them work and then they will not admit to their error. There were studies made where healthy students were admitted to gain knowledge of how therapy works and when they ended the project the facilities refused to let them out despite official papers and everything it was really difficult to get people with perfect mental health out of the facilities because they were wrongfully diagnosed with a ton of stuff. Don't ever go to such people. It doesn't matter how many titles they have. Good therapists will not only support you but also guide you how to handle what is too much for you to handle. But yes finding a matching therapist can be really hard. Fortunately most who are ready do.
And that’s why I don’t talk :) I have had my fair share of ✨not being able to use the bathroom with the door closed✨
This is a common thing for everyone and makes therapy a slow and often unsuccessful process. It would be great if patients knew if they could say anything without the threat of being admitted except for specific things.
Yep! Sometimes I just want to talk about it, I don’t want the cops to come take me to the hospital.
Load More Replies...A therapist asked me, "Do you think I'm judging you?" I said "Dude, I'm paying you NOT to judge me"
"Therapy is a confidential and private space where you can get help from a professional with anything that bothers you, from your work problems, relationship issues, or other psychological problems such as post-trauma stress, depression, and anxiety," the therapist said.
"Those things are actually very common and many people struggle with these things, it doesn't mean they're crazy. Seeing a therapist when you have emotional struggles should be as normal as seeing your doctor when you have a physical problem. But at the moment, our society hasn't normalized therapy yet. It is changing with famous people talking about the benefits of therapy such as Lady Gaga and Prince Harry,” he told Bored Panda.
TO be fair, I mean, how do you even tell someone you don't want them near you because there's background noise, the dishwasher's beeping, you can hear the TV, the microwave is too loud and you feel your toes too much-
Dude I get overloaded when there are 2 conversation happening on either side of me… THEN I notice the other noises and the tag on my shirt and the flickering light…
Load More Replies...I got 4 hours of sleep last night because of the loud. I feel like the Grinch getting agitated by the whoville NOISE NOISE NOISE!!!
My youngest has started having problems with sensory overload the past 2 years or so. They're 22 im normally a loud, in ypur face, spontaneous person with 5 or 6 things going at once. Still learning to adapt. Luckily, they're normally only slightly anxious when they think to tell me. But I'm starting to recognize the signs
Too much stimuli can paralyze me, which of course leads to an anxiety attack that occasionally manifests into a panic attack, which could get the cops called on me in some places. Going out is scary.
Right? Like, oh my, are you SURE you want me driving a car? So I take the dog everywhere with me, because whatever I might want to do to myself, there's no way I'd ever let anyone hurt her, including me.
Load More Replies...It takes so much stength not to attempt, especially when you have daily thoughts about it. I hope you give yourself credit for not acting on them; it's so hard. And your support team (especially non-clinical peole) are right to be peoud of you. But the thoughts are symptoms of depression, and I hope you report them to your care providers (especially counselors/psychiatrists).
There’s a condition called chronic suicidality. It's where you consider suicide frequently. Saw a TED x talk about it. I've since found experts in the field. Most therapists cannot deal with this level of complexity, finding a good one is so tough anyway. These folks have serious impulse control.
Load More Replies...It's always there in the back of my mind since I was 12. It never goes away. It can either be a whisper or a scream
ADHD meds are depressants, so I told a colleague to take them with antidepressants and let the two medicines fight it out. It turns out the colleague was right, they do work well together.
Most meds for ADHD are not depressants, but in the stimulant class (but not all). They wake up the part of the brain that organizes and filters information coming from the senses and the body. If you have ADHD, you feel way less anxiety and fatigued if your brain can organize and filter. If you do not have ADHD but have certain types of depression, stimulants can still help focus and energy. Stimulants were one of the first medications for depression before the antidepressants were discovered. Some antidepressants have some effect for ADHD as well. -
Lmao my mom is super anti-medication so all I have is an all-natural insomnia medication and were just ignoring the fact that I'm probably going to kill myself before the end of the week
dude same that’s why my parents don’t even want to get me tested for things cause they don’t want to put me on medication. also nooo we are not going to ignore that.
Load More Replies...It took 4 years of trying different medicines before finding one that worked for me. Those trials were awful - I was all over the place with bad side effects and changes to moods. So bad that I went to a bad place for a while there. Finally found something that worked with me and it changed my life. I went back to upgrade all the courses I dropped out of, repaired relationships, took on new hobbies. I felt good about my life and I was excited to wake up & get going each morning (yes, for real). Started to lose effectiveness after about 15 years. Im terrified of going through trial & error roller coaster again: Too much to lose if I do, too much to lose if I don’t.
I feel this! Thankfully I was able to just add another antidepressant to the one I already had success with and it worked straight away.
Load More Replies...Unfortunately, in some parts of the world, therapy and mental health issues are still considered to be shameful. "Admitting we need help isn't easy—in many cultures, there is value placed on self-sufficiency and the ability to work things out on our own. To admit that we're in need of assistance can make us feel like failures,” therapist Suzanne Degges-White explained to us previously.
My kid has a less than obvious genetic disorder. The schools say she is 'faking it' and threatened to take me to court for truancy....until I threatened a federal civil rights lawsuit. Amazing how an assistant principal knows better than a team of medical professionals? I think not....
I honestly can't relate to this. Back when I was in school, they didn't even know about ADHD. They just punished us. Recovery from mental illness, drugs, or alcohol was for the rich only.
My school wouldn’t let me get tested for mental illness since I had good grades. My family had to pay for the testing out of pocket to get accommodations :D
"Yeah, because I only show up WHEN I'm healthy enough to tolerate school"
I feel like Link (the guy in the pic) is the perfect meme format to describe something you're not supposed to do, but you do it anyway.
Link is the personification of f*** around and find out.
Load More Replies...It helps to wait a minute and ask - why am I attracted to him/her??🤔🤨
Load More Replies...Me: Oh dear I hit a curb with the car, oh well it was just a bump. But what if the wheel is now bent? What if the brake on that side is not working anymore? Will the bumper fall off? I didn't hit the bumper, just the tire, it was just a shove but WHAT IF THE CAR STARTS LEAKING OIL I have to go check again *proceeds to get out of bed at 2 am*
Oh dear, I forgot to glue my car bumper bar on.
Load More Replies....... Followed of course by, the conversation you're going to have with people your brain is telling you were there, in a situation which never happened....
This picture is the reason I have trauma… not the quote- the literal picture
“There's a sense of shame for some people, as well. In addition, just acknowledging struggles with mental health—including stress, anxiety, or depression—is still a taboo for many people due to how their families viewed therapy and counseling. It's a challenge to get people into therapy and it can be even more of a challenge to keep them engaged until they've worked through their issues sufficiently,” the mental health expert told Bored Panda during an interview a while ago.
As a person with OCD I can relate. I hyper focus on trying to "fix" something that is not even important. XD
And then getting a panic attack out of nowhere and you have to deal with it shutting yourself in the bathroom 'cause your extended family and the entire brood is everywhere in the house. *sigh* been there, done that
I’m pretty bad about this, but I do learn a lot. I do random researches on all kinds of different animals. For instance, One time I was researching camels. Camels can kick in all directions, front and back legs both, pretty much 180°!!, (360° danger zone!) unlike horses, cows, etc. I found this very interesting, so I googled camel kick. Somehow I ended up in The Urban Dictionary which stated: camel kick- when you kick a skank in her cameltoe. 😂😂😂😂
A friend was coming so my husband and I needed to clean the guest bedroom and bathroom. He doesn't hear from me for a while-- I'm on my hands and knees scrubbing baseboards in the kitchen. We break for lunch, return to cleaning... I disappear again to put laundry on, he doesn't hear from me comes back, I'm back in the kitchen oiling wooden charcuterie boards we've had for 3yrs and have never oiled before... and i don't even have a disorder that would cause this... I just don't want to do the task so do a different task to still feel like I'm contributing even though it is just slightly more productive procrastination. Bless my husband for putting up with my c**p lol.
Today's high schoolers experience the same level of stress as an asylum patient would have in the 1950's (in the U.S.)
As a high school teacher, I can assure you that there are other parallels as well.
Load More Replies...Pfft. When I first started therapy I couldn't get passed the question "How does that make you feel?" after talking about a situation. I know how that's SUPPOSED to make me feel, but I have no f*****g clue if I'm actually feeling that.
"When we feel that no one understands us, or we feel things that don't make sense to us, or we're struggling in a relationship, therapy may provide the means to a resolution. In going into a first session with a therapist, we should be ready to be met with the core conditions of counseling in our therapist—genuineness, unconditional positive regard, and empathy. We should feel that our therapist 'gets us' and makes us feel at ease as we open up,” the expert said.
HAHAHA! Grateful for this meme! I forgot to take my meds! But it's ok.. Only an hour late 👍
Get ready to… not sleep tonight! (If that’s what your meds do when you take them late, mine do)
Load More Replies...Satellite dishes picking up signals. He looks for signals
Load More Replies...I had an eating disorder when I was young, and I still struggle with healthy eating habits. It's either too much eating or not at all. I managed to live on two sandwiches and a meal for about a year until I developed deficiencies (hair falling out, tired ALL the time, nails tearing and such). Eating disorders are a b***h. EDIT: a sandwich would be a little white-bread bun in this case, with only a thin slice of cheese.
i’m still fairly young and i skip meals. sometimes i’m just not hungry or really stressed and choose not to eat. it might be an eating disorder only because i lost almost 10 pounds in like a month.
Load More Replies...Seriously tho I function best on one or two small meals per day. I have an overeating problem and am very unhealthy in general with food and the only way to stay at a regular weight and keep up my fitness is to not eat much. I'm technically pretty underweight but if I ate any more I'd probably get fat
I don’t have a eating disorder yet I skip meals. I hate breakfast. It isn’t unhealthy to skip a meal if you don’t have an ed
It all comes down to WHY you’re skipping a meal. Not hungry? Totally fine and healthy! But people skip meals for a lot of other, more heartbreaking reasons :(
Load More Replies...I do this. I don't know why, I feel as if I hate myself and one half wants to intentionally starve myself, but the other half is screaming out in hunger. I frequently skip lunch for no reason. I didn't know this was a thing. I was bullied when I was smaller, now my self-esteem is practically nonexistent, but my friends are helping me build it up, and have likely saved me from depression. If any of you pandas feel like this, you aren't alone! Have faith in yourself, because I know I and other likeminded Pandas believe in you.
i almost never eat breakfast when my parents don’t make me
Gmaddles can have little a brownie batter as a treat
Load More Replies...Sometimes I wish I had the kind of depression that makes me not want to eat. Instead, I eat too much, gain weight, hate myself for being fat, get even more depressed and overeating....
i had bulimia and it’s still hard for me to not go back to my old habits
"We should also recognize that it can be weird, at first, to open up to a stranger, but also feel that as we do self-disclose, the therapist supports us as we risk being open and honest. Not every therapist fits every client—sometimes we might have to engage in a couple of 'misses' before we find the therapist who is right for us. However, we shouldn't give up trying—when we have the courage to reach out, it means that we are ready for change—keep up the motivation to work on the issue that's keeping you from moving forward."
People that go to therapy, does it get easier to share your stuff? I feel like I don't even know how I could say what's going on in my mind when even I don't know it lol
Yes. I've been to therapy twice (once when I was very young, 15-16ish, and actively suicidal). I was lucky I had a great therapist. He knew just what to ask and say to get a frightened, suicidal teen to talk about her problems XD It got so much easier after the first few sessions. A good therapist really is a pro - they should know just what to ask, where to pry, what to leave alone, etc.
Load More Replies...Youngest had trouble verbalizing with her therapist. I finally got them to start writing down (in detail if they could) the specifics of an issue. Its ok to not know why you feel like whatever. It's OK to not want to talk about it until you're ready, as long as you DO talk about it with someone. Your note are yours to share in therapy or not, but but they can help your therapist understand things.You don't have to talk about anything today you don't want to. Sometimes you just need to chat about nothing.
You're leaning too hard. Give them the option to communicate if they want to, not the have to!! 🤕
Load More Replies...Is anyone else here the opposite? I can easily tell a stranger a secret I'd never dream of telling someone I know.
It's even better when you're the one telling the joke at your own expense! :DDDDDD (self-deprecation is my coping mechanism!)
If I cut myself down before anyone else has a chance, I win!
Load More Replies...yes the stupid homophobes are destroying my mental health :(
If you don't open up the inevitable disappointment can be avoided
Therapists aim to provide a broader picture for their clients, so it’s important that they make them feel as though their struggles are not unusual or unexpected. “That helps us feel better about seeking help. In addition, when a therapist really listens deeply to us, that can be healing in itself. There is a great deal of power in talk therapy—being able to find a space to say out loud what we need to say is so liberating!” she said.
I stopped counting how often this happens to me, even before a date.
Creepily I've felt that too often with many people. Makes me wonder why I did whatever in the first place!! 😕😅
"Trustworthy therapists will focus on you, not their clocks or their phones, when you're in session. They will behave professionally—they won't be late for appointments, they won't cancel and re-schedule appointments unless a rare emergency strikes, they will keep the focus on YOU and not derail therapeutic conversations to inappropriately self-disclose about their own problems."
I tried a few times when i was young,failed miserably. Gave up cause it was painful,i mean the process. I don't like pain i want to leave peacefully so yeah never attempt it anymore,just accepted the fact that i'm alive but not really alive ig.
Me being told off by my therapist because i did something bad and now she's yelling at me for it
When the crash hits whilst you're still rearranging all your books in size order and now your floor is covered but you just want to sleep.
OMG!!! Yes!!! I've been doing this frequently lately! Trying to reorganize my art room... now it looks like a bull ran through it - which is more overwhelming than not being able to find something 🥹
Load More Replies...Sayings it out loud, hearing yourself say these things, accepting that you're dealing with it and its impact on you finally - that's a LOT to process and deal with. Your breakdown was completely normal as you try to figure this out and your brain finally let's you fully accept, process, discuss, and work figure out a solution to it all as you work towards a better life for yourself. Proud of you! You made it through the hardest part. - talking about it for the first time.
you're an amazing, wholesome person!
Load More Replies...I vividly remember one of the midwives at my OB going off on a rant about me gaining 20lbs in the first half of my pregnancy. On and on about how "people think pregnancy means they can just eat whatever they want and let themslves go..." rant rant rant. Absolutely crushing... I was underweight when I got pregnant and it had been the first time in 15 years that I had actually had a healthy relationship with food.
Alright but seriously I'm technically underweight but my stomach isn't at all flat and it's f*****g killing me like dude I barely eat what must I do to look pretty
I'm plus sized and when asked why I had been off sick and replied my eating disorder was told "oh, so have you gone too much the other way now". I was also told I was attention seeking, it's a phase, am I pleased now I have an excuse for being fat etc
FR THO only the snow never comes and it's cold and gray and miserable for 4 months
Haha I think I've got SAD and if it isn't sunny out my anxiety/suicidal thoughts/all that fun stuff just gang up on me. On the flip side I'm actually fairly mentally okay when the sun is out
Sort of not on topic but I'd assume at least one person reading this article knows how to unscrew the blade from a pencil sharpener without using a screwdriver and i definitely don't and have been trying to figure it out for the past week. I'd love some help
...if there was a way to contact you, I'd want to support you through this. Please keep yourself safe and I'm thinking about you right now
Load More Replies...Loads of people ask me why I haven't always been anxious and I say I have, but the eating disorder I'm now recovered from did a really good job of helping me cope.
In the movie, the very next moment the tank explodes! So don’t loose hope! 😘
That steak isn't rare jts practically overcooked there's like a quarter inch of brown around the edge seriously hwo can people eat that
I have a friend who's really understanding about me not being able to talk at all when I'm having a mental breakdown so I've told him a lot of stuff over text and that works really well
I figured out early on w/ sons severe ADD that writing down each step made it easier for him to work on keep focused. We scheduled in 5 to 10 minute breaks every 30-45 minutes so he didn't get overwhelmed. If only his 5th grade teacher had followed the formula, maybe he wouldn't have ended up hating school. She constantly berated him in class for needing special attention at times, which made it worse. At almost 29,with a 20 month old boy & 6 month old girl, he still struggles to believe he is worrhy, smart, kind, a wonderful dad,everything because that b!tch hated special education students, believing that they took away from the "normal " kids. Words are powerful. Use them wisely. Once spoken, you can't take it back. Words can have a true impact on people (good & bad) and you never know the long term effects they can have. Better to walk away than hurt someone.
this happened to a friend of mine. only it was a teacher who got mad at her. f**k you 7th grade science
It challenges us to grow how wrecked our mental health is...
I stayed out of school a day longer than I had to recently cause I was sick and also generally not mentally okay and I was like really great for a few days but now here I am on backup insomnia meds completely exhausted and anxious
My therapist made me realize that I don't actually have no memories from before middle school, I have one memory from before middle school and it's of the single time anyone has ever stood up for me in my life :D never happened again but it was a great feeling
sometimes it’ll be delayed like i’ll get up and walk to my room and suddenly stop seeing and it’s weird lol
Around 2 years ago, this exact feeling/mental situation is what led me down the Adventure Pathway into the Forest of Fun Drug Experiments. Word to the wise: do NOT start experimenting with drugs in your late 30s. The only upside is that my brain finally shut up with all the bad thoughts :< (I've been clean for almost a year now!)
What kind of drugs? I've read lot of very promising studies that show psychedelics providing immediate, long lasting treatment of anxiety/depression/PTSD
Load More Replies...My friend was talking about how obsessed I am with plants and mentioned me skinning my knuckles cause I was really excited about them (I was running my hand over my knuckles really quickly to get the energy out) and my defense was that I only skinned one knuckle which was in hindsight a terrible defense
I don't replace my meals with anything i just neither eat nor drink like a pro
You can't get that over here by begging, wielding a sharp impliment and juggling medication. Avoid it? What if you need it and it is refused?
Bee seriously please go to therapy. You need it and I want you to be healthy
Load More Replies...I never get used to it haha I always get lost in how normal and okay I feel in highs and then I'm not expecting it when s**t goes down
This post needs a trigger warning. Some of these are far too 'on the nose', although I understand lots of people use humour to cope (me included) and it opens a dialogue,I think some of these are a skosh too far.
Yeah, a lot of these are pretty disturbing and not funny in my opinion.
Load More Replies...@DavidPatterson, NO. That is very offensive to vegans, you carnivorous son of a hyena-faced blobfish
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It can if it becomes a type of orthorexia. A lot of ED pts. actually do mask with veganism. So this isn't as out there of a question as it seems.
Load More Replies...This post needs a trigger warning. Some of these are far too 'on the nose', although I understand lots of people use humour to cope (me included) and it opens a dialogue,I think some of these are a skosh too far.
Yeah, a lot of these are pretty disturbing and not funny in my opinion.
Load More Replies...@DavidPatterson, NO. That is very offensive to vegans, you carnivorous son of a hyena-faced blobfish
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It can if it becomes a type of orthorexia. A lot of ED pts. actually do mask with veganism. So this isn't as out there of a question as it seems.
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