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Family desensitized
Thread starterdivinemistress36
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I feel like my family isn't desensitized but rather lazy when it comes to helping me. They're the type of people to say you can go to them for help just to make it seem like they're doing something and then get mad at you when you show you're genuinely mentally ill and need help.
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fwompie, february in alaska, pop_panic and 1 other person
I feel like my family isn't desensitized but rather lazy when it comes to helping me. They're the type of people to say you can go to them for help just to make it seem like they're doing something and then get mad at you when you show you're genuinely mentally ill and need help.
They don't even understand what I'm going through or what it's like to have chronic depression with intrusive thoughts about trauma and suicide. So, not sure if they qualify as desensitised or given up on my recovery when they think it's all in my head and if I can think positive thoughts, positive things will happen to me. Lol
My father is rather emotionally distant and seems to wait for the moment when I start studying again. Little does he know I'll probably be dead before lol.
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pop_panic, divinemistress36 and dggtscccvfd
they don't care about mental health at all, never did. they think like our peers have stated here. it's desolate. they say things like ''you're physically healthy, beautiful, smart, you have everything, just do what you gotta do and think happy thoughts!!!!''
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