Or you could say she's a 70s foid, y'know they don't make them like her anymore i guess.
depression started while i was like 9, got diagnosed at 13, they said it was mild back then but changed the diagnosis to severe when i was 15. My parents think its laziness because the other side of the family didnt raise me right or something. Especially my grandma who does this shit despite knowing what depression is like though hers was circumstancial due to a couple of family members dying.
it be the most neurotic ass bitches studying psychology here i swear.>"""therapist"""
>chimp out when a patient starts showing emotions
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1969 or Something
I transhate how doctors overprescribe Adderall and Xanax, but I deadass think this is the type of thing where prescribing amphetamine is for the best.
Does this happen when you're out at school or in public, too? Or mainly at home?
1969 or Something
Bigot.
1969 or Something
1969 or Something
Utterly unholy sentence...
CX2
mommy said i already look like gay & handsome so i dont need to be fat
at school it usually presents itself in me not being able to stay seated properly so i slump over the tables, whenever it gets too bad (both at home and at school) i usually end up sleeping because its like my body wants to stop working completely rather than from lack of energy, it actually seems to happen more when i do have energy. Some days i stay in the same classroom for the entire day and somehow the teachers dont notice me either sleeping or sitting still. If i can prevent going to school those days i usually do it by pretending to sperg out and saying im too sad to go.
It doesnt happen usually at public because i avoid going out the days where it gets bad but if it comes out of nowhere i usually stay seated somewhere.
Okay i ran what you've told me into an advanced search machine known as
️️le chatgbt️️ and it said this:This feeling is a real physical state called psychomotor retardation. Depression slows down your brain and your body. It makes your limbs feel heavy like lead. Your mind tells you to move, but your body refuses to obey. It is not your fault. It is a severe symptom of deep pain.
What is Happening
Brain chemicals change: Low signals in your brain block easy movement.
Energy drops to zero: Your body shuts down extra effort to save itself.
Heavy limbs: Your arms and legs feel thick, stiff, or glued in place.
How to Cope Right Now
Do not fight it hard: Pushing too hard makes fear go up.
Wiggle one small part: Try to move just a single toe or a finger.
Breathe slow and deep: Let your breath move when your legs cannot.
Wait it out: Tell yourself this heavy wave will pass soon.
When to Get HelpCall a doctor: Tell them your body feels frozen or stuck.
Talk to a friend: Ask someone close to sit with you till it lifts.
Would you like help finding a local mental health support line or professional service near you?
I guess the only people with an interest would be urbanite acedemic annoying people who wouldn't hold up themelves with any scrutiny and have cu.skin chi.mp outs
1969 or Something
I can't remember if I posted this here or on Twitter, but on vacation my brother called me a gay jewish furry in front of my mom.
My mom's only defense for me was "he's not jewish"
I feel like I'm cooked honestly
My mom's only defense for me was "he's not jewish"
I feel like I'm cooked honestly
Wait, you're NOT Jewish? Er... mods? Can you ban this gentile NOW?
This is really bad pepe
I do this alot too, i say that im veing OVERST1MULATED alot.
Okay if this is that bad that you have to avoid going out than what are your parents ?
CX2
american jews got big tits
Literally just move more, it's that simple. Get out and explore your local area on foot or by bike
>I might actually be retardedOkay i ran what you've told me into an advanced search machine known as
This feeling is a real physical state called psychomotor retardation. Depression slows down your brain and your body. It makes your limbs feel heavy like lead. Your mind tells you to move, but your body refuses to obey. It is not your fault. It is a severe symptom of deep pain.
What is Happening
Brain chemicals change: Low signals in your brain block easy movement.
Energy drops to zero: Your body shuts down extra effort to save itself.
Heavy limbs: Your arms and legs feel thick, stiff, or glued in place.
How to Cope Right Now
Do not fight it hard: Pushing too hard makes fear go up.
Wiggle one small part: Try to move just a single toe or a finger.
Breathe slow and deep: Let your breath move when your legs cannot.
Wait it out: Tell yourself this heavy wave will pass soon.
When to Get HelpCall a doctor: Tell them your body feels frozen or stuck.
Talk to a friend: Ask someone close to sit with you till it lifts.
Would you like help finding a local mental health support line or professional service near you?
most people with an "interest" in psychology nowadays is chicks who are super neurotic themselves and wanna get diagnosis for special boy points under the disguise of also wanting to help others.I guess the only people with an interest would be urbanite acedemic annoying people who wouldn't hold up themelves with any scrutiny and have cu.skin chi.mp outs
1969 or Something
theyre fags
i usually walk around in circles in the yard cus my parents dont let me go out without them and they dont like going out with me unless they wanna pretend to bond
You are overcomplicating this sister. Move off the fatigue, free up your joints and get some fresh air. Being cooped up inside drawing is wonderful as it bears some worthwhile fruits, but there needs to be a balance here.
Ouch. My pity doesn't weigh much but I'm sorry to hear that.
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