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Why the long face? Cause I don’t wanna live here.
- May 19, 2020
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It sucks. I used to be able to hide it better.
Ptsd has kept me in a state of high stress for years.The secret is in knowing that you will die someday wich gives us comfort. Once you know and are comforted by it, you can stop caring about your soroundings and opinions. You get to relax a bit.
You are right. I hope you will find something or someone that will bring you peace and comfort then. Maybe just observing world around you. Or talking with someone who understands you, untill it gets easierPtsd has kept me in a state of high stress for years.
Your advice works if I'm okay being a loner forever, which I'm not okay with.
Won't be happening. The severely mentally ill are lepers.You are right. I hope you will find something or someone that will bring you peace and comfort then. Maybe just observing world around you. Or talking with someone who understands you, untill it gets easier
Do people think you're schizophrenic?Yup cuz i have no way of hiding my self harm scars and I talk out loud when im manic lol :(
I leave the house once a week to get supplies and food. Being in my room damages my mind after about 4 days.I legitimately stopped going outside or leaving my room for this reason. I really wish I was more high-functioning. I know it has its own set of problems but it sucks being this much of a mess and not even being able to hide it.
I don't really know but I assume so. Nobody says anything to me they just stay clear off me which is actually good because I don't have to wait ages to get an item off the shelf :DDo people think you're schizophrenic?
I leave the house once a week to get supplies and food. Being in my room damages my mind after about 4 days.
I took a shower today. It's been a week. I became severely claustrophobic and left the shower and sat on the bathroom floor for awhile before finishing up.
It's weird. I feel like I'm the only one who lives like this. When I go out in public, everyone seems normal and I feel out of place.Honestly it has been pretty damaging. Of course since I'm doing worse, it makes it harder to get anything done and it's just a vicious cycle. I do manage to take out the trash but that's about it.
Congrats on the shower! It can be really tough sometimes. I'm struggling with that too. It's just tough.
With quarantine and the pandemic, it's much easier to hide. And now we can wear something over our faces, too? I actually, for the first time in maybe 6 months decided I would put color on my hair. That was huge for me, but I haven't been anywhere to show it off! Sometimes when I go out, I feel like I'm in a Walking Dead episode. I am able to hide my mental differences for the most part in public.It's weird. I feel like I'm the only one who lives like this. When I go out in public, everyone seems normal and I feel out of place.
I used to be so comforted by this thought before social media, knowing that in 50-70 years no one will remember me/ of me. Now I'm afraid (or I know) that if I were to have a mental breakdown, psychotic episode, or major panic attack in public, I'd go viral, and all extended family and acquaintances would find out. Which only feeds into my disorder further.The secret is in knowing that you will die someday wich gives us comfort. Once you know and are comforted by it, you can stop caring about your soroundings and opinions. You get to relax a bit.
I've often wondered if someone in a parking lot has ever pulled out their phone to record me when I've engaged in my ocd compulsions.I used to be so comforted by this thought before social media, knowing that in 50-70 years no one will remember me/ of me. Now I'm afraid (or I know) that if I were to have a mental breakdown, psychotic episode, or major panic attack in public, I'd go viral, and all extended family and acquaintances would find out. Which only feeds into my disorder further.