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reg0regitated

im sooooo well adjusted and stable (active suicide risk voice)

confusedfloralandodd

derealitysys-deactivated2025082

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you use "narcissist" and "psychopath" as insults.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you dont take self-diagnosed people seriously.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you expect mentally ill people to mask around you.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you put paraphiles in your dni.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you laugh at people for showing symptoms of autism.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you diagnose anyone you dont like with personality disorders.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you treat ADHD and OCD like personality traits.

You cannot call yourself a mental health advocate if you demonize people who aren't in recovery/don't want to recover

Your a mental health advocate, or your not.

You cannot pick and choose what's worth advocating for.

noname-mpregboy-deactivated2025

the doc is…

OUT!!

Introduction Hello! It's Atlas here, (@noname-mpregboy) and my goal is to share with you all of the self harm tips I've acquired over the ye

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falling-rose-petal

as John Aftercare here are some tips for AFTERCARE! These are things I learned while working as a lifeguard, though my info may be a little out of date!

IF YOURE BLEEDING SEVERELY- Pressure is most important. If you bleed through whatever you’re using to help (I.e gauze, tissues, towels, etc) DO NOT REMOVE THE BLOODIED GUAZE. Instead, PILE more on until it’s no longer being bled through. From there, I personally take medical tape and tape the gauze down so that there’s consistent pressure for at LEAST an hour on deeper cuts. Removing the gauze early disrupts the clotting process and may cause more bleeding.

After you’re sure the bleeding has stopped, put ointments/clean the wound GENTLY and put fresh gauze + medical tape on. This will help the wound heal with less risk of infection as well as encourage quicker healing (albeit only slightly!)

I find old/dried hand wipes or toilet wipes work REALLLYYY well if you don’t have gauze. Paper towels are next, then cloths, then toilet paper/tissue paper.

remember to use clean supplies and stay safe out there! Never reuse gauze <3

yearning2betheirs

Aftercare always after some intense play is so romantic<3

traumatizeddfox

survival

sparkriel

long term dissociative disorder experience goes like: thinking “this doesn’t feel real. I don’t feel like I exist. I can’t connect with reality, everything is hazy and distant and numb. dear god something please help this” but meanwhile being 100% calm and barely batting an eye like come on this is just your average weekday