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- May 6, 2023
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What's your gut reaction? I'm curious if you think that you'll be able to more or less recover. Are you hopeful about your future?
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That's the reason I wanted to ask in the first place! Strangely enough, my gut reaction is positive too, and I'm not even sure why. It's just a feeling I have (very rarely) that things can't possibly stay the same.it's weird, my gut reaction was to say "yes" even though i'm not entirely sure what the future holds. we can't predict our future circumstances but i think being optimistic about them is better than subjecting ourselves to hopelessness. i'm planning on getting back into college soon, so hopefully i'll be able to get a good job after that and improve my life. who knows, though.
Yup. This comment resonates with me. Enduring and existing. I feel so gaslighted by the optimism of the mental health industry. I've been universally told that I will get better and that this is just temporary, and as a result, the longer this goes on, the more guilty I feel that I'm not doing better, because they make it sound like recovery should be easy.only if a medication helps me. I don't think my life will be good. It might be more bearable.
At the moment, I just feel like the mental health industry is utter bullshit and no-one admits the truth to patients about how shit it is to have mental illness and how long-standing and shit it is.
Enduring and existing is my current motto. Eugh