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A simple mental health pain scale.
I’m so thankful this exists. I think that many people with mental health issues (myself included) downplay what they’re going through.
I’m an 8 right now. If I hadn’t seen this chart tonight I’d keep denying my struggle. Now I have to face it.
Reblogging for my followers. My own mental health took a bit of a nosedive last week. Take care of yourselves. Take care of each other. ♡♡
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Yes!! I’ve gone through a similar experience. I was depressed and didn’t feel like I was doing enough but about a month later I was presenting my research at my unis physics seminar and god it was so worth it
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Be as assertive as you can be, tell them you know you have a mental health issue. If they decline to test you or look into it, tell them you want it written in their notes that THEY decided against not looking into it. They will almost always look into it after that because if they acknowledge your concern and decide against investigating and something were to go wrong because of said thing, they will be at risk of a malpractice suit.
Tuca & Bertie is the sort of adult cartoon that feels like it’s like other cartoons… except it’s better. I can make a whole list but I’ll just note here that it’s got that Bro feel minus misogyny and their Adult content isn’t raunchy.
I say that having watched BoJack Horseman. The difference is that BoJack is about mental health and cultural critique whereas Tuca & Bertie is about friendship and adulting. The former is cynical, the latter is indulgent. Both have merit. I just want more indulgence.

I will be as obnoxious as I need to be in order for more people to try this show because it’s so diverse and brilliantly written. We need more adult cartoons like Tuca & Bertie.
It’s actually much worse because the context of this was, she made this post in response to a black youtuber committing suicide, alleging it was due to “cancel culture” - he wasn’t “cancelled” at any point, he just had untreated and unresolved mental health problems (i.e. depression), which led to the unfortunate outcome.
She then decided to use that as an excuse to soapbox about her getting “cancelled” after she cheated on her husband with another married man, and it came out and both marriages were broken up because of it.
A white woman using a black man’s suicide to basically call out people who rightly decided she was shit…Y I K E S
Etika’s decline in mental health has been an incredibly publicized and undoubtedly humiliating ordeal for him over this past year. It was really obvious that he needed help for a very long time, but as is too often the case, he was unwilling to get the help himself. This caused a lot of mockery online, because everyone assumed he was just doing it for attention, but I guess this is another lesson that this kind of behavior needs to be taken seriously. If you have family, friends, or anyone else who you know is acting out like this, don’t just brush it off as being done for attention. It’s likely a cry for help from someone who is having trouble getting help themselves.
This isn’t to say that nobody took Etika’s need for help seriously, but in the end, he made it clear that he felt he had nobody left who believed in him for reasons he blamed himself for.
If you are okay with watching what is essentially a suicide note in video form, this video does really give a clear look into the mind of someone who’s decided that the only way to make up for pushing everyone in their life away is to kill themselves.
There’s only so much you can take away from a situation like this - not everyone can be talked out of doing or saying bad things, and not everyone can be convinced to get the help they need. There’s not an objectively correct way to handle every problem. The only thing you can really do is try to be there for each other when it matters.
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I should make another comic about blocking people for being even mildly annoying and how good that is for your mental health.
Yeah. That’s the way to go through life… segregating yourself from anyone, any idea that you react towards emotionally.
“Practice intolerance of others, every day, to prove how bad they are.”
Congratulations on being mildly annoying and also blocked.
Reblogging this once more because my mom and I legitimately laughed to tears.
this is my favorite video on the internet
mental health tip: save this video. watch it when you’re sad. it’s the best goddamn thing on the internet


