@cyberponiez - Tumblr Blog

welcome to my blog! this is my personal side blog where i post whatever i want really. stuff is sorted by tags! i’m mostly into pokemon, mlp, and furry stuff.

i like from my main blog @cybr-gay where i also post my art. i have a website https://cybr.gay with more info about me and links!

#pinned

555bunnies

More Ajpw eeveelutions artwork

#art #eeveelutions #pkmn

kay8k

new eevee charm designs i plan to make when my old designs sell out..

#eeveelutions #art #pkmn

strawbunnycakes

the eevees 🌈☁️🍃 (comm, pls don't use)

#pkmn #art #eeveelutions

sugarsylvie

eh-vui?

#art #pkmn #eeveelutions

dreamerdrop

Psychosis can mess with critical thinking skills and make completely irrational things seem perfectly logical at times. When a delusion kicks in, it can be very difficult to logic your way out of it.

I periodically think my milk is filled with slugs and larvae, even though I know rationally, that's not the case. Most days, I can work through that by reminding myself that I live with other people who also drink the milk, and if there were bugs in it, someone else would have noticed, so it's more logical that I'm just hallucinating.

However, the worse psychosis gets, the ability to logic like that can become more difficult. I might start thinking things like "they're only pretending to drink the milk to trick me" or something. They're not, and the milk is fine, but... the brain fills in the gaps of the logic with whatever it can to preserve the delusion.

Delusions often sound completely ridiculous on the outside, but when you're in the delusional state, it feels completely rational, often in ways you can't fully explain.

I often come out of delusions and think "how did I think that was real", but… well, brains are mean like that, y'know?

#it’s pretty much impossible to convince yourself with logic #and it’s SO FRUSTRATING because i know that im just mentally ill #but it feels so real in the moment #why do brains work like this