A Place to Get Weird

I'm here to post about my experience with the following:  Chronic nausea, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, C-PTSD, Hoarding (OCD), Schizoaffective Disorder, misophonia, as well as chronic pain from a broken back (L4-S5), 3 herniated discs, a broken patella (Kneecap) and crushed toes. main blog: Beesplosion

[anxietyproblem]

[bessiesbrainblog]

“More and more, it feels like I’m doing a really bad impersonation of myself.”

— Chuck Palahniuk (via quotemadness)

[schizosupport]

It’s okay to call yourself psychotic if you experience psychosis only sometimes: Some people have chronic psychotic symptoms, some people have psychosis in episodes, some people’s psychosis is managed with meds. y’all are valid and the term is not exclusive to those who are currently experiencing psychotic symptoms.

[holyholyholey]

PSA

Having a shitty opinion doesn’t mean someone is delusional, psychotic or schizophrenic.  Stop using those words as a way to take away someones credibility.

[tiddlysqueeps-deactivated202001]

my body deciding what’s gonna hurt for no reason the minute i lay in bed

[sofaspooniethoughts-deactivated]

Things I’d like people to stop mocking me for:

- Needing to nap. - Eating ready meals sometimes, rather than freshly prepared dinners every day. - Finding it difficult to get comfy enough in bed to not be sore. - Needing rest days. - How far I can walk. - The fact that I can’t carry much. Please feel free to continue this list…

[delgrosso]

Every room is a “panic room” when you have anxiety.

[anarchocommunist-nosferatu]

[justasadbpd]

[mioxenoblade]

[samspurpletoothbrush]

WHEN CHARACTERS WAKE UP IN A HOSPITAL BED AND THEN PROCEED TO RIP OUT THEIR IVS

[helpmequitmydayjob]

[glumshoe]

Me: “Why am I feeling a sense of dread?”

My brain: “That’s cortisol, baby!”

Me: “Yeah, but where is it coming from?”

My brain: “Your adrenal gland!“

Me: “That is not what I mean.”

[alva-alice]

[diamndogs-deactivated20240402]

oh? this seductive dance of mine? i call it “my joints are in terrible pain please oh god someone help me”.

[a-lil-strawberry]

Reminder: mental illness doesn’t take a break for the holidays. Don’t feel guilty if you’re not feeling as happy as you used to when you were younger.

[anxietyproblem]