I think every person who has a stigmatized disorder has the right to kill anybody who is âpro mental healthâ but who acts uncomfortable whenever anything besides autism and adhd gets brought up

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I think every person who has a stigmatized disorder has the right to kill anybody who is âpro mental healthâ but who acts uncomfortable whenever anything besides autism and adhd gets brought up
I've encountered many people with schizospectrum symptoms (including myself) who say therapy doesn't work for them, and usually after talking it becomes clear they lie to their therapist, make up problems to talk about, or go along with whatever their therapist's assesment of them is and suppress anything that doesn't fit. This is actually a problem common enough that it shows up in schizospectrum therapy research. It's worth stating explicitly you should be able to tell your therapist whatever youre feeling, even if that is
1. I feel nothing and have nothing to talk about
2. I hate you/think you're evil/think you're plotting again me
3. I think you hate me/think I'm evil/think I'm doing something bad
4. I think this isn't working and the things you tell me don't help me
5. Your analysis of what I'm going through is wrong
6. You're making me feel angry/sad/useless/stupid
7. I feel like you're secretly trying to communicate [x] to me because you said [y]
8. I've just been trying to guess what you want me to say and saying it
9. I'm suffering because of things I can only describe as otherworldly or spiritual or not of this world
Getting a trustworthy therapist can be difficult, and a bad therapist might react in a way that makes you feel like you can't do these things when you do say them. I always look for leftist therapists who will advocate for my rights as a patient and who are critical of police and institutionalization, and this advice is most relevant to people who are entering therapy consensually rather than under coercive, dangerous circumstances. A good therapist will want you to say these things and won't be upset or reject you, they'll just try to help with the issue.
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âPETER!â you exclaimed, and he dropped inside of your bedroom window. You lay on your shared bed where you once waited for him to arrive. He yanked off his mask and crawled between your legs, quickly placing his hand along your waist and head buried in your chest. âWhatâs wrong?â
âI can never go outside again,â he muffled, turning his face to the side as he remained on your chest.Â
âWhat are you talking about?â
He dug around in his pocket before grabbing his phone and scrolling to find a picture of himself. Lying down, his sight refused to meet yours as his head remained turned to the side, and he raised his phone to your face. âRead the text.âÂ
The photo was quiteâŚshameful. In the photo, the phone was angled downwards towards the bottom half of his thin, sweaty suit. Peter was unbelievably hard and gripping his erection above the material. The upper half of the photo showed Peterâs teeth gripping his mask, drippings of sweat falling down his face. Underneath it was a text that read, âBaby, I miss you <3âÂ
âI didnât get this text-âÂ
âLook up,â he murmured, and you moved your eyes to see that he sent it to Harry. You couldnât help but laugh, Peter then groaned into your body and placed his hands on his face.Â
âIs business rough these days? I didnât realize Spiderman offered this kind of service.â You laughed, slamming his phone down on the bed.Â
âPlease.â he began, âHe hasnât responded 'cause it's late but I know he will never let this die.âÂ
âI donât know if I will either!âÂ
âI missed, you!â He exclaimed. âIt was getting boring and hot in that suit.â
âIf it helps,â you whispered, running your fingers through his unkempt hair. âYou looked good.â
âReally good?â He murmured, moving his eyes up to your face before placing kisses on the top of your breasts.
âMmm hmm,â you hummed, nodding as Peter moved to hover above your body, placing you beneath him as he kissed you deeply. âReally good.â
i think people dont understand that if i have a paranoid disorder, im going to be paranoid, all the time, without fail. sometimes less, sometimes more. if i have an episode, you cant do anything about it. ill believe it until i dont. thats all. im not just going to stop being paranoid because im told im being paranoid or told that it isnt true. in fact, ill even start to resent you for it if you press me too rudely on how im wrong. i know i am, i cant change it, and now youre being mean to me. who is this going to help? certainly not me, because now i have another thing to be paranoid about. thanks.
Just say it.
âDifferently abledâ âSpecially abledâ âSpecial needsâ âAdditional needsâ âExtra needsâ âHandicappedâ âHandicapableâ
JUST. SAY. DISABLED. It is not a dirty word.
Iâve watched spd recently
Forcing someone with extreme sensory issues to endure their severe negative sensory inputs because youâre too lazy or donât feel like helping them out of the situation is indeed abuse.