If you see someone doing something that isn’t right, don’t just assume they have a mental illness. There are some people with mental illnesses that do not act like this and it is not up to us to throw diagnoses out there based on ONE incident. Before obtaining a diagnosis from a PROFESSIONAL, there is a work up done, records reviewed, etc. Professionals don’t just walk up on someone and diagnose them and we shouldn’t either.
Category Archives: depression
The Story of My Mental Illness
Because this is Mental Health Awareness Month, I decided that today is the day that I tell the story of my diagnosis, symptoms, frustrations, treatments, and all that good stuff. If there are any questions that you would like to ask, please feel free to do so. When Did I Notice a Problem? When IContinue reading “The Story of My Mental Illness”
Don’t Use Your Mental Illness as a Crutch
Sometimes it’s best that I don’t look at the traits or qualities of people that have bipolar disorder. I sometimes use it as a crutch or an explanation for some of my irrational actions or lack of motivation. But how do you tell when your actions ARE a direct result of your mental illness? BipolarContinue reading “Don’t Use Your Mental Illness as a Crutch”
How Kpop Changed My Life – Part TWO: Fan Wars
This is Where Kpop Gets STUPID I really hate this subject. I really hate the people that promote it. This is kind of when I hate Kpop in general. Something SO beautiful that should unite everyone gets turned into this mess. And, maybe it’s because I’m older, but I don’t see the point of it.Continue reading “How Kpop Changed My Life – Part TWO: Fan Wars”
How Kpop Changed My Life (Part ONE of a MILLION)
I was introduced to Kpop about four years ago and it has changed my life for the better. Lets talk about Kpop, fandoms, concerts, and how Kpop has DOMINATED my Spotify playlists.
Hard Days Living with Bipolar Disorder
Dealing with depression in every day life is hard enough but when certain unavoidable situations come up, you have to do your best not to give up on everything.
Why the Feelings of Parents with Disabled Children Should be Considered
On Twitter (I should just leave Twitter), I have seen a lot of disdain towards parents who state their feelings. As a mother to a child with disabilities, I have watched in horror as it has been said by advocates that “we don’t care about what the parents feel, just the child”. When you sayContinue reading “Why the Feelings of Parents with Disabled Children Should be Considered”
Let’s Talk About Sky on Black Ink Crew and How Her “Friends” Failed Her
There is so much I want to say here so this might be a bit lengthy. Unfortunately, Sky and her son got into an altercation (it’s what they do in that family due to a lot of trauma and mental illness). I feel some type of way about this subject due to the fact thatContinue reading “Let’s Talk About Sky on Black Ink Crew and How Her “Friends” Failed Her”
Let’s REALLY Talk About Suicide
I am republishing this because it is Suicide Awareness Month (September 2021). I battle with suicidal ideation on a daily basis and I want people to understand how some of us think when it comes to leaving this earth.
People Just Don’t Get It
You know what I hate? When people claim that they’re “bipolar” or have mental issues when they’ve never been diagnosed or even seen a professional to be diagnosed as such. Being bipolar, having OCD, being schizophrenic is not a COOL thing. It’s something that people have to fight with on a daily basis. In aboutContinue reading “People Just Don’t Get It”