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It seems to be difficult to advise you on this without knowing more about the specific nature of your mental illness — although it's entirely understandable tha
by microtherion 6y ago
It seems to be difficult to advise you on this without knowing more about the specific nature of your mental illness — although it's entirely understandable that you're not too keen to share details.
But ultimately, everybody is dealing with some mental health issues (Sigmund Freud said something along the lines of perfect mental health being an unattainable goal for any civilized person), so being aware of your specific issues might put you ahead of the game, if you use this as motivation to monitor your symptoms and counteract your detrimental behaviors, instead of normalizing them.
- ShamelessC 6y agoIf it helps I am seeing a psychiatrist and a therapist and know my own diagnosis. It has indeed put me ahead of where I would have been. Sorry about the vagueness but I very much am looking for just anecdotes from other people. I don't need advice for my specific situation because I frankly don't think anyone should give or take psychiatric advice over the internet unless it's "please dial this hotline".