5 Signs You're Battling Mental Illness
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Date: 2023-10-14
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Tutku15
Nothing will work until you've decided to do something unlike watching this video. I am here to learn basics, like A means B. But why are you here, instead of helping yourself or asking for help? If you can catch yourself secretly enjoying watching similar unhealthy behaviours you can relate, that is a vicious game your sickness -or whatever its name is- play. Be aware! It is an excuse created by human nature, to delay to fix some stuff. To live same bad thing again and again. Don't fall for this! Always remember, delaying with more creative ways are exists. Such as, reading psychology! Nothing is like to learn by yourself. Do you really believe you had learned after completing this video? Of course all of us learned while watching, however, only names of said ilness'. If you need, you have to go deeper. While keeping in your mind you won't be ever a wizard who can fix own mental health, try to learn it instead of kicking it to make it behave normally. Pick -for example- Clifford Morgan's A Brief Introduction to Psychology. And then Freud etc. Especially Freud may boost your desire to be better. In short word, you may need different approach. For me, I tried normal ways. Talking, trying to have appoinment etc. None of them worked. However, when I try to learn basics of psychology, I started to guide myself better and also with my guide which suits best to me!
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Nothing will work until you've decided to do something unlike watching this video. I am here to learn basics, like A means B. But why are you here, instead of helping yourself or asking for help? If you can catch yourself secretly enjoying watching similar unhealthy behaviours you can relate, that is a vicious game your sickness -or whatever its name is- play. Be aware! It is an excuse created by human nature, to delay to fix some stuff. To live same bad thing again and again. Don't fall for this! Always remember, delaying with more creative ways are exists. Such as, reading psychology! Nothing is like to learn by yourself. Do you really believe you had learned after completing this video? Of course all of us learned while watching, however, only names of said ilness'. If you need, you have to go deeper. While keeping in your mind you won't be ever a wizard who can fix own mental health, try to learn it instead of kicking it to make it behave normally. Pick -for example- Clifford Morgan's A Brief Introduction to Psychology. And then Freud etc. Especially Freud may boost your desire to be better. In short word, you may need different approach. For me, I tried normal ways. Talking, trying to have appoinment etc. None of them worked. However, when I try to learn basics of psychology, I started to guide myself better and also with my guide which suits best to me!
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psych2go
As someone who s been labeled with mental health diagnoses since childhood, I can say that feeling of figuring out a proper footing is by far the most rewarding feeling. It s not an easy task, in fact, it requires an extreme amount of dedication.
There are many factors that prove challenging when battling mental illness, the most difficult, personally, is finding that balance of support and prescription medications. I d say it s very tedious due to it being a trial and error solution (especially enduring it for 20+ years)
I know I m not perfect, and embrace this as a human being.
I ve struggled (and still do) with my mental health.
However, by finding different outlets, gaining social confidence and properly interacting in different social environments, I ve learned how to manage, as well as leave a positive impact, thanks to specific qualities that I seem to possess.
To be honest, that s my overall goal of my existence; leave a positive impact on somebody else. It sounds simplistic and cheesy, but it gives me some sense of purpose.
I m not a doctor, or famous writer, just a guy who has experience in life I am still looking for proper footing in other areas in order to be totally independent, though the process is rather enduring, the outcome is still in sight.
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As someone who s been labeled with mental health diagnoses since childhood, I can say that feeling of figuring out a proper footing is by far the most rewarding feeling. It s not an easy task, in fact, it requires an extreme amount of dedication.
There are many factors that prove challenging when battling mental illness, the most difficult, personally, is finding that balance of support and prescription medications. I d say it s very tedious due to it being a trial and error solution (especially enduring it for 20+ years)
I know I m not perfect, and embrace this as a human being.
I ve struggled (and still do) with my mental health.
However, by finding different outlets, gaining social confidence and properly interacting in different social environments, I ve learned how to manage, as well as leave a positive impact, thanks to specific qualities that I seem to possess.
To be honest, that s my overall goal of my existence; leave a positive impact on somebody else. It sounds simplistic and cheesy, but it gives me some sense of purpose.
I m not a doctor, or famous writer, just a guy who has experience in life I am still looking for proper footing in other areas in order to be totally independent, though the process is rather enduring, the outcome is still in sight.
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The
i feel worried for some reason now. i am a person who is usually called out for being moody or for my emotions being illogical. i skip sleeping sometimes and overeat or skip meals. I do not like going outside with people or even talking to others because im scared that i might mess up and end up bursting out in anger or something. It's really hard for me to make decisions sometimes because honestly, I am really reliant on the opinions of others so that i dont end up messing something up and making someone mad. I sometimes think that all the problems I face in expressing my thoughts and with keeping up with others, its all normal. I really dont know what is wrong with me but the thing is that I'm scared of asking my own parents. going up to them and telling them im experiencing these issues scares me because they really wont take it well that their daughter is having signs of mental illness. believe it or not they laugh at me for being confused in easy decisions or cracking up or getting pissed easily at little things.
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i feel worried for some reason now. i am a person who is usually called out for being moody or for my emotions being illogical. i skip sleeping sometimes and overeat or skip meals. I do not like going outside with people or even talking to others because im scared that i might mess up and end up bursting out in anger or something. It's really hard for me to make decisions sometimes because honestly, I am really reliant on the opinions of others so that i dont end up messing something up and making someone mad. I sometimes think that all the problems I face in expressing my thoughts and with keeping up with others, its all normal. I really dont know what is wrong with me but the thing is that I'm scared of asking my own parents. going up to them and telling them im experiencing these issues scares me because they really wont take it well that their daughter is having signs of mental illness. believe it or not they laugh at me for being confused in easy decisions or cracking up or getting pissed easily at little things.
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Mari
I know that seeking advice in the internet is not the best option, but I feel relatively anonymous here (I know that I'm not)
I feel like I experience and express emotions too strongly in too short amount of time: once I can be happy and laugh at the top of my lungs then in next 30 minutes be extremely angry about something minor and start shouting and then start crying and go completely silent. This state has been keeping up for around 1, 5 years and it's kinda worrying me. I used to blame caffeine and sugar consumption but I don't know if there's anything behind it. It's just really weird and tiring and literally no one around me acts like this and I just feel like being around me became annoying. I just don't know what to do and if I should do anything about it
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I know that seeking advice in the internet is not the best option, but I feel relatively anonymous here (I know that I'm not)
I feel like I experience and express emotions too strongly in too short amount of time: once I can be happy and laugh at the top of my lungs then in next 30 minutes be extremely angry about something minor and start shouting and then start crying and go completely silent. This state has been keeping up for around 1, 5 years and it's kinda worrying me. I used to blame caffeine and sugar consumption but I don't know if there's anything behind it. It's just really weird and tiring and literally no one around me acts like this and I just feel like being around me became annoying. I just don't know what to do and if I should do anything about it
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Aero
The only one I didn't relate to, was 2; all the other 4 signs I related; especially 4 and 5.
Don't need to read the rest if you're not interested, but thanks in advance for the ones who want to
Because of some Health Insurance Plan complications, it's been weeks since my last therapy session (in theory this will be solved in the beggining of november, but once again, it will be a new therapist.
I'm autistic and also have ADHD, but I also have struggled with depression and anxiety in a not so long ago past (even problems with paranoia.
At least with this video, I now understand What may be going on with me.
Luckily, I have a lot of support from my parents, so, I think I'm gonna be fine.
Thank you very much, Psych2Go
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The only one I didn't relate to, was 2; all the other 4 signs I related; especially 4 and 5.
Don't need to read the rest if you're not interested, but thanks in advance for the ones who want to
Because of some Health Insurance Plan complications, it's been weeks since my last therapy session (in theory this will be solved in the beggining of november, but once again, it will be a new therapist.
I'm autistic and also have ADHD, but I also have struggled with depression and anxiety in a not so long ago past (even problems with paranoia.
At least with this video, I now understand What may be going on with me.
Luckily, I have a lot of support from my parents, so, I think I'm gonna be fine.
Thank you very much, Psych2Go
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Timinations900
I relate to the first reason. At days, I may be really cheery and loveable, and the next day, I could be down, and in a depressive state, regretting life due to what I find in my surroundings. As a college student, I find it hard to make friends, because no one, not even my roommates get to know me or understand me in a personal level. And at times, I let my intrusive thoughts get the best of me. I may end up with a horrible attitude against certain people. But at the same time. when I'm cheery I ignore those who cause me to feel horrible. I've also taken a toll on my body as at times I tend to starve myself and others, I over indulge on food.
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I relate to the first reason. At days, I may be really cheery and loveable, and the next day, I could be down, and in a depressive state, regretting life due to what I find in my surroundings. As a college student, I find it hard to make friends, because no one, not even my roommates get to know me or understand me in a personal level. And at times, I let my intrusive thoughts get the best of me. I may end up with a horrible attitude against certain people. But at the same time. when I'm cheery I ignore those who cause me to feel horrible. I've also taken a toll on my body as at times I tend to starve myself and others, I over indulge on food.
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Psykel
Depression doesn t have to mean constant sadness. I ve been struggling with depression for at least the last 25 years (struggling in quotes because it doesn t really affect my daily life, since I was about 12-13. I do get struck with bouts of intense, but short, sadness. Most of the time I feel absolutely nothing though, and I don t think I ve felt truly happy ever in my life. Or, I ve been happy, but haven t experienced happiness, if that makes sense?
Anyway, there are other symptoms than the ones brought up in this vid. Might be good to have that in mind.
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Depression doesn t have to mean constant sadness. I ve been struggling with depression for at least the last 25 years (struggling in quotes because it doesn t really affect my daily life, since I was about 12-13. I do get struck with bouts of intense, but short, sadness. Most of the time I feel absolutely nothing though, and I don t think I ve felt truly happy ever in my life. Or, I ve been happy, but haven t experienced happiness, if that makes sense?
Anyway, there are other symptoms than the ones brought up in this vid. Might be good to have that in mind.
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James
Sending you so much love and strength during this challenging time. Remember, you are so much stronger than you realize. Your resilience and courage in facing your mental illness head-on is truly remarkable. Keep reaching out for support, whether it's from loved ones, professionals, or support groups. You are not alone in this journey, and there is a whole community of understanding and empathetic individuals here to lift you up. Keep fighting, keep believing in yourself, and never forget that brighter days are ahead. You've got this!
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Sending you so much love and strength during this challenging time. Remember, you are so much stronger than you realize. Your resilience and courage in facing your mental illness head-on is truly remarkable. Keep reaching out for support, whether it's from loved ones, professionals, or support groups. You are not alone in this journey, and there is a whole community of understanding and empathetic individuals here to lift you up. Keep fighting, keep believing in yourself, and never forget that brighter days are ahead. You've got this!
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Lara
I don't know, if I should go seek help. I don't feel particularly happy, but I also don't feel sad all the time. I am kind off just fed up with life. I don't know why or whats wrong. I am quite positive i don't have depression, I kind of just can't enjoy life. In the grand scheme nothing really matters and I wouldn't be sad if I never existed. I wouldn't kill myself, there are people who would be sad. Still, I wish I could know what the hell is wrong with me
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I don't know, if I should go seek help. I don't feel particularly happy, but I also don't feel sad all the time. I am kind off just fed up with life. I don't know why or whats wrong. I am quite positive i don't have depression, I kind of just can't enjoy life. In the grand scheme nothing really matters and I wouldn't be sad if I never existed. I wouldn't kill myself, there are people who would be sad. Still, I wish I could know what the hell is wrong with me
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kensuke
I was one of this illness victim i struggled with this after being threatened by death from a close friend after that i went to a psychiatrist and it went well i was kinda using the pills that the doctor told me to use after a yr battling I kinda feel better I hope for all ppl around the world to not experience such negative Impacts it was my dark days
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I was one of this illness victim i struggled with this after being threatened by death from a close friend after that i went to a psychiatrist and it went well i was kinda using the pills that the doctor told me to use after a yr battling I kinda feel better I hope for all ppl around the world to not experience such negative Impacts it was my dark days
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Sean
Thankfully, I've been very social with family and people in general. I struggle a little bit with mental issues right now, but I'm going through a transition where I'll need to find a new place to live soon. I may end up just travelling for a while. I'm all too familiar with crippling depression. I refuse to fall down that hole again.
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Thankfully, I've been very social with family and people in general. I struggle a little bit with mental issues right now, but I'm going through a transition where I'll need to find a new place to live soon. I may end up just travelling for a while. I'm all too familiar with crippling depression. I refuse to fall down that hole again.
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KYOJURO
what does mental illness can make the mind foggy and unclear i mean how does the mind become foggy or unclear can anyone explain this to me pls having a hardtime cracking this one statement out all the other statements and yeah its not like i understood the video just this part made me idk what but question it. thank you
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what does mental illness can make the mind foggy and unclear i mean how does the mind become foggy or unclear can anyone explain this to me pls having a hardtime cracking this one statement out all the other statements and yeah its not like i understood the video just this part made me idk what but question it. thank you
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Ri
I may have a social withdrawal but not that really accurate and i just dont want other activities because its getting boring. i think that everything is getting boring. but i like new activities like presentations. but im thankful though that im not totally what the signs says. maybe just little and the others is different.
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I may have a social withdrawal but not that really accurate and i just dont want other activities because its getting boring. i think that everything is getting boring. but i like new activities like presentations. but im thankful though that im not totally what the signs says. maybe just little and the others is different.
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Hash
Grief, this found me at the right time. I m not sure why my outlook is so bleak when my life has never been better. I m lucky to have people I can connect with, but I feel like a burden. My mind is full of nonsensical thoughts, already predicting the worst response from others. I hope this feeling goes away soon.
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Grief, this found me at the right time. I m not sure why my outlook is so bleak when my life has never been better. I m lucky to have people I can connect with, but I feel like a burden. My mind is full of nonsensical thoughts, already predicting the worst response from others. I hope this feeling goes away soon.
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That
I live for my 15 year old dog and that's it. Once she's gone I'm gone. Meds, counseling, high level activities, or just talking it out have no effect anymore. Hell I've done in patient and out patient care only to be slapped with thousands of dollars to pay off. I've tried it all. I can't wait to be done.
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I live for my 15 year old dog and that's it. Once she's gone I'm gone. Meds, counseling, high level activities, or just talking it out have no effect anymore. Hell I've done in patient and out patient care only to be slapped with thousands of dollars to pay off. I've tried it all. I can't wait to be done.
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Craze
I scared myself the other day. I haven't known how to explain how I feel day to day, but then when I was explaining it to someone I said I feel like I'm dead and I'm still walking around wasting space I've never put into words how I've felt before and that just scared me
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I scared myself the other day. I haven't known how to explain how I feel day to day, but then when I was explaining it to someone I said I feel like I'm dead and I'm still walking around wasting space I've never put into words how I've felt before and that just scared me
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Deadly
Timestamps
1. Emotion and personality inconsistencies 0: 40
2. Engaging in unsafe behaviour 1: 50
3. Social withdrawal 2: 51
4. Illogical thoughts 3: 30
5. Romanticizing negative emotions 4: 37
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day.
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Timestamps
1. Emotion and personality inconsistencies 0: 40
2. Engaging in unsafe behaviour 1: 50
3. Social withdrawal 2: 51
4. Illogical thoughts 3: 30
5. Romanticizing negative emotions 4: 37
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day.
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Art
From someone battling mental illness, I find solace in these videos. I appreciate everyone's work and I seem to discover new things I never even realized myself. Thanks to these videos I do feel less alone: )
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From someone battling mental illness, I find solace in these videos. I appreciate everyone's work and I seem to discover new things I never even realized myself. Thanks to these videos I do feel less alone: )
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Verethragna
I have been very boring for years, Depression and having no goals, Been Isolationg for years, I was very active and lived life to the fullest, Now I live in fear and anxiety and have no real life
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I have been very boring for years, Depression and having no goals, Been Isolationg for years, I was very active and lived life to the fullest, Now I live in fear and anxiety and have no real life
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WoNder
This video helped me realized l am not lazy my mental health is getting worse. If you are struggling don't give up you are not alone, you are beautiful, important and strong, you would grow out of it.
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This video helped me realized l am not lazy my mental health is getting worse. If you are struggling don't give up you are not alone, you are beautiful, important and strong, you would grow out of it.
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