
mini_weeny
Every cradle is a grave
- Jan 5, 2021
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Should we be ashamed of having mental health issues? Of harming ourselves?? Of wanting to die?? Why can't we help ourselves to get out of this loop of depression? Are we to blame?
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No, i personally believe as there's so much outside environmental factors that come into play. Oh no, i made the most not nice tasting cheese sandwitch,Should we be ashamed of having mental health issues? Of harming ourselves?? Of wanting to die?? Why can't we help ourselves to get out of this loop of depression? Are we to blame?
Trust me, you not alone .I always wonder if we really have mental issues. I mean, is"liiving no matter what" the right thing to do? Why can't we decide when we want to leave this world in which we never asked to be born?
Food for thought...
Although it seems I have bipolar disorder so, I'm not that mentally healthy/stable lol
I don't think there's anything to be ashamed of.Should we be ashamed of having mental health issues? Of harming ourselves?? Of wanting to die?? Why can't we help ourselves to get out of this loop of depression? Are we to blame?
What the hell, I hate my parents. The only good thing I have done is not having children.We're no more to blame for that than we are for being born.
If you feel ashamed and to blame then recognise those feelings as they are valid. The problem is in asking if we 'should' have feelings - the danger comes from denying or shutting off legitimate feelings that you're having because others say you shouldn't have them, for whatever reason.Should we be ashamed of having mental health issues? Of harming ourselves?? Of wanting to die?? Why can't we help ourselves to get out of this loop of depression? Are we to blame?
So sorry to hear, it saddens me. I'm fighting chronic pain too and get the same treatment as you . Wish we could be healthy again. We don't mean to be a burden on anyone.Being ashamed was something I felt for a long time, and still do, since I've become physically ill. Since no one can see how bad my disabilities are ravaging my body, they like to pretend that they aren't real and that I'm overreacting and don't want to change/get better.
I have always blamed myself, even though I know rationally it is not my fault I have chronic pain, I could not have predicted it. Others treat me like a burden, like a drain on society, a drain on THEIR happiness and life plans. It's almost like the world around me wants me to die, but as soon as a I mention ctb, I get called attention seeking and told that I don't really want to do it and I'd regret my decision.
People act like it is such a dirty and taboo thing. They can't fathom somebody being in so much pain that death would be sweet release for them. If I had no responsibilities, sure, I would not want to ctb so much. Yet as long as I'm treated as a cog in the machine, a waste of resources, and a future wagie who needs to be rehabilitated so I can work, I don't think I or anyone else here should be ashamed. Those people who cast judgement our way are the ones who ought to be ashamed.