Sometimes, life hits us where we are the most scared. It digs into our phobias and triggers them one after the other. If we let it, it can be the end of us, but if we’re smart, it’s a new beginning.
Tag: Mental Illness
A Lifetime Of Breast Shaming
Body shaming is a term that encompasses many things, and breast size is one of them-big breasts is shamed, and I lived with it, and I refuse to look at myself in the mirror because of the shame.
It’s been about eight years that I part ways with X and Y and yet they are still a part of my life and our friendship though it died still haunts me because online friendship is real.
Requiem For The Previous Me
So many fairy tales are forgotten, and I’m bringing them back to life with a new voice to shine.
Society had people say they wished to be sick like me. Society had people laugh at me for living in a constant state of fear. I looked like one of those super sickening x-ray models, and people still managed to bring me down.
Nothing was harder in my life than going to art school until I went on DeviantArt and was attacked by non-artist people.
Some believe I suffer from asociality, which’s a mental disorder that has an association with introverts. It can be a clinical condition, but in my case, asociality isn’t my disorder. I am a misanthrope and know this to be true for me.
Cotard Syndrome is like The Walking Dead is a good question for a debate surrounding fictional fandoms, but what about mental disorders thinking you’re dead.
Bravery To Stop My Shame
As a clinical OCD person, changes in my daily activities make me nauseous. It means that going for walks without my dog is inconceivable. For the last year, I have stopped going for walks. You can imagine the shock my body took.
From Shame To Maybe I Can
The mirror on the wall never said I was the most beautiful of them all. Instead, the voice in my head would say, “You are the ugliest of them all…you are an abomination. Why are you even alive?”