Vent-trash-bin

[suchscary]

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

ungrounding exercises.

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

what are five things you can't see? can you breathe in and out really really quickly for me? what are your biggest fears and what are the fastest ways they might occur? slouch in your chair put your hands on your head and picture yourself using your psychic powers to kill everyone. shoot the nearest dog.

[salamanding]

object shaped like a person

[ink-the-artist]

inpatient

[ink-the-artist]

[ink-the-artist]

[ink-the-artist]

[moneybytheton]

[carnage-cathedral]

I trust you won't falter.

[ink-the-artist]

inpatient

[ink-the-artist]

[pmamtraveller]

Luca Ponsato - Does Anyone See My Suffering

[lobokoni]

[godbirdart]

『 HOW AM I GOING TO BE AN OPTIMIST ABOUT THIS 💥 』

[ojibwa]

[norfisthewhimsy]

[weltenwellen]

Athena Nassar, from "Love Is Not Always Song, but the Swelling"

[rowanisawriter]

You can survive your childhood and escape the horror of your parents by creating and existing solely in a rich inner world in which you contain all your thoughts and feelings and this will not have any effect on your relationships as an adult

[sirguyofnothing]

scared girl

[dappermouth]

tiny cuts.

[jairus666]

[cosmicconstruct]

I don't think I've ever seen anything that more perfectly replicates how psychosis feels. The latching onto/ascribing meaning to little details. The endless "searching..." as your brain tries to fit every real-life stimulus into its narrative of what's REALLY going on. The background preoccupation with real, ongoing emotional difficulty...

People often imagine psychotic delusions as being entirely dependent on hallucination, people seeing and talking to fully fleshed out, convincing looking characters. But delusion doesn't require hallucination at all. All it requires is the conviction that ordinary things are a puzzle to be solved, that there's meaning to be made... and that you're so close to understanding things that no one else knows.