u/Autisticlesbian_

‘There is help available’, if you have the right disorder.

As a society, we are improving with mental health understanding, but now the second you say you are struggling, you get told there is help available.

This is inherently wron. There is lots of help and understanding around certain disorders such as anxiety/depression and some eating disorders (some refer to these as ‘less exotic’). but the second you have a demonised disorder (like a psychotic disorder or PD or Taboo OCD), suddenly you’re a monster and everything you do is a choice. Like I guarantee you, people with severe mental illness that puts them at risk to others, DO NOT WANT IT

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u/Autisticlesbian_ — 2 hours ago

I feel a need to hurt others

I need help. (I have diagnosed ADHD, ASD, OCD, MDD, GAD, ARFID.) over the past couple months I’ve developed ‘unusual experiences’ and thoughts to hurt others. I’ve told professionals but they haven’t done anything. I’m u18 in uk #camhs, how do I get the help I need. I’m scared I’m gonna have an episode and hurt people.

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u/Autisticlesbian_ — 3 days ago

What mental health disorders are considered the hardest to live with?

I would say probably a psychotic disorder such as schizophrenia or schizoaffective, and then id say things such as OCD, Severe PD, DID, and eating disorders

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u/Autisticlesbian_ — 3 days ago