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I survived sexual, physical and emotional abuse. Thanks to that, I have did, ptsd, depression, ocd, bpd, anorexia, gad and social anxiety. I have battled self harm and several other addictions. My husband has been amazing and a real support to me through my recovery so far. My daughter brings light to my life. I do not hesitate to stand up for myself and my friends. Born again Christian. My ask box is always open if you need someone to listen. The Mental Illness Directory
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boyprincessdiaries:
tofuboots: regijosh: octopusboner: sometimes I feel like the cisgender lgb…
regijosh:
octopusboner:
sometimes I feel like the cisgender lgb community is so fucking self-absorbed that when they are confronted with an identity they don’t understand, instead of asking “oh what does that mean I’ve never heard of that” they just go “lol stop making up identities we don’t have any room for more letters on our flags and flyers”
sometimes I feel the trans lgb community is so fucking self-absorbed that when they are confronted with some people who don’t know any better and haven’t been truly introduced into something they don’t know much about, instead of taking a rational approach and explaining to to others what they are, they just take it as a personal attack and attack back at the so called cis lgb community with stupid text posts, instead of doing something useful with their time.
Lol cis scum. Defensive much? That’s some of the most passive aggressive bullshit I’ve seen since my abusive ex last called me.
Even as cis, I have seen just a little of the nastiness between some people from varying parts of the gender and sexuality spectrums. regijosh - it’s not just that there are people who don’t know any better. When I’ve asked questions, people have graciously answered. It’s actually incredibly rude to be told that you’re making up your identity (which, as a multiple with some non-human headmates, I have been told before).
It’s one thing to not understand and to be open to hearing an explanation of what it means to be whatever identity you are. OP seems to have no problem with that. It’s the “lol, stop making up identities” that’s the problem.
Women to the Front: The Top 6 Reasons Why You Should Hate Dan Savage
forgetpolitics:
1. Dan Savage hates trans people and uses transphobic slurs.
“Children have a right to some stability and constancy from the adults in their lives. Perhaps I’m a transphobic bigot, but I honestly think waiting a measly 36 months to cut your dick is a sacrifice any father should be willing to…
grrrrrrrr I don’t like him much at all. Please be aware of the triggers if you read through the post and any of the attached articles.
gotfitspo:
My new “Bored?” exercise jar. I found a similar jar on Pinterest in which parents would put activities for their kids to do, and it just made sense to me: if I’m trying to get in shape and I have nothing to do/am bored, why not have a list of things to do, cut it up, and choose one from a jar?
(via letsbefitandshit)
snakelet:
if i get asked “why” i have depression again even after explaining several times that it’s a mental illness and not something i can decide when i do and don’t have it i’m throwing myself into traffic
if i get treated like i’m a burden because i have mental illnesses one more time i’m offing myself then and there i’m so beyond tired of it and i feel so completely fucking useless for it
The people that treat you like a burden don’t have a clue on this. You are more then simply a depressed person. You have much more then that to offer, and those that can’t see past that are not worth killing yourself over.
Same to the ones that can’t get that depression is not just something to be overcome with a smile, counting your blessings and positive thinking. They don’t understand, they never will, but there are people that do.
k4blam:
0nly-baby-scars:
1 in 5 bunnies is born with a pancake head, reblog if you care.
You are one heartless person if you don’t.
:’( I SAW A PICTURE OF A NORMAL BUNNY AND IT HAD MORE NOTES…THIS IS A SICK FUCKING WORLD. I HATE SOCIETY.
IT’S OKAY BUNNY, I ACCEPT YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE.
IT IS SO SICK THAT PEOPLE DON’T EVEN CARE THAT THIS BUNNY HAS A PANCAKE ON IT’S HEAD. IF YOU DON’T REBLOG THIS, YOU ARE ONE HEARTLESS MOTHERFUCKER
im tearing up :’(
Don’t just scroll past
most people wont reblog because they think it’ll make their blog ugly. you are all sick people.
THIS WON’T MAKE YOUR BLOG LOOK UGLY
Society killed the rabbit.
You are beautiful!! even with that pancake on your head! Don’t let anyone ever tell you different! be strong bbg xo
I BLAME SOCIETY.
THERES NOTHING FUNNY ABOUT A PANCAKE-HEAD BUNNY <3 ;(
THIS IS HORRIBLE. POOR BUNNY. I FEEL FOR YOU DARLING <333
Stay strong bby. Life is too short to be miserable, and you’re beautiful.
head up bunny, you will be ok <333
GUYS. HOW CAN YOU JUST SCROLL PAST. THIS POOR BUNNY NEEDS OUR HELP. REBLOG TO GET THE WORD OUT.
This is about the greatest photo on tumblr
(Source: pinkrupees)
the-unpopular-opinions:
On tumblr there is an attitude that if you don’t cut, then you can’t be really depressed or actually sad. And I think because of that many teens cut to prove to others and themselves that their feelings are legit.
I disagree. I hate the attitude that without scars you aren’t depressed, because no matter what your depression is like, it sucks.
Cutting is a way of expressing pain. It’s a coping tool. It’s used for so many reasons. Many people who cut are also depressed - but not all self harmers are depressed and not all depressed people self harm. And even in those with depression, self harm isn’t always because of sadness.
I don’t doubt that there are people who have started self harming because that was the only way anyone would acknowledge their sadness. But I don’t think this is accurate, self harm is a much bigger issue.
Bad Advice…
thefrogman:
People with an invisible illness often have to deal with suggestions and advice that imply they are not really sick, rather they just aren’t trying hard enough to get better. Sometimes people are genuinely trying to be helpful, but they don’t take the time to learn about the illness before giving their advice.
I thought I would post a comment exchange I had with a very condescending individual who had the cure to my incurable illness. I’m hoping if you read this, you will more carefully consider how you treat someone with an illness you can’t see.
Mr. Helpful’s “advice” is bolded…
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