These diagnosis is a privilege mfs are so annoying, I'm a brown gay woman and I got diagnosed and I understand that a lot of ppl like me will have trouble with this, I get that but when a white person tells me abt how "all pocs have problems with getting diagnosis its a privilege for them yk yk???" BITCH I DO NOT KNOW??? and half the time these r privileged ppl living in places like Canada and talking abt how its a privilege and they cant get diagnosed bc its to "Expensive"?? my family didn't even have to purchase the meds/pills I took bc I was a minor, it felt great to be able to talk abt how I felt and acknowledge what I have and work to get better. instead of diagnosing themselves especially with serious stuff like BPD and schizophrenia you can just say "I THINK I might have this" Or "I MIGHT have this" instead of full-on diagnosing yourself. especially since diagnosing urself can hurt actually diagnosed ppl. I hate seeing these ppl who have no trouble getting through life without feeling like killing or hurting yourself every day or feeling an unexplainable type of sad 24/7 talk about how they're depressed because it's hard to get out of bed and they're tired. If u tell me u think u have a mental illness but aren't diagnosed I won't immediately tell u u don't have it. I know how it feels and I'd help you get through that. I have diagnosed clinical depression and a lot of people think I'm lying or faking it because of people like this or because people constantly portray depression as something where you can't smile or be happy and you can't do work or get out of bed. At this point, I have to prove to close friends I have it because of this. Not to mention these self-diagnosing ppl going around telling everyone about their "mental illness" no joke I heard a girl once say " Of course I have ADHD guys, I'm literally always energetic!!" No Stephanie ADHD isn't all about being energetic. ugh this stuff is just so annoying FluffyMiscellaneous August 01, 2021 at 11:17 pm
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