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How do people perceive you
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Okay so people think im annoying as fuck mostly because I use comedy as a coping mechanism and im not all that funny but they don't perceive me as necessarily depressed. In reality though I think about killing myself every day and struggle to get up in the morning. I wonder if this dichotomy is prevalent in other people or if im just weird
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58Alice85, CaptainSunshine!, Forever Sleep and 2 others
Yeah, here's another joker! I also use humor as a coping mechanism. The people who know me are used to it, but in the past, it was pretty awkward in front of psychologists and psychiatrists, they thought I was just messing around with them. As for how others see it, I guess some love it and some hate it. I honestly couldn't care less anymore.
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Macedonian1987, woodlandcreature and CaptainSunshine!
Yeah, here's another joker! I also use humor as a coping mechanism. The people who know me are used to it, but in the past, it was pretty awkward in front of psychologists and psychiatrists, they thought I was just messing around with them. As for how others see it, I guess some love it and some hate it. I honestly couldn't care less anymore.
Yeah, here's another joker! I also use humor as a coping mechanism. The people who know me are used to it, but in the past, it was pretty awkward in front of psychologists and psychiatrists, they thought I was just messing around with them. As for how others see it, I guess some love it and some hate it. I honestly couldn't care less anymore.
Opposite problem here! I keep being reminded the hard way that psychiatrists do NOT like jokes, and I don't just mean saying inappropriate or suicidal things. Like, anything. Even light humor. They think you're being deadass.
Yeah, here's another joker! I also use humor as a coping mechanism. The people who know me are used to it, but in the past, it was pretty awkward in front of psychologists and psychiatrists, they thought I was just messing around with them. As for how others see it, I guess some love it and some hate it. I honestly couldn't care less anymore.
Opposite problem here! I keep being reminded the hard way that psychiatrists do NOT like jokes, and I don't just mean saying inappropriate or suicidal things. Like, anything. Even light humor. They think you're being deadass.
What else do you expect from a bunch of pretentious c*nts. A good psychiatrist understands this and sees right through it. Unfortunately, there are few good ones.
I'm very funny when my mood is elevated, but I can't replicate it with shrinks because usually they see me when I'm depressed and it's too much effort to play the clown. It's a good coping mechanism otherwise and occasionally lifts me out of trauma headspace and hypervigilance
Yeah, I used to think that too, until people really started treating me like a complete idiot. Then I didn't find it so funny anymore. Now I'm trying to find a middle ground, but it's still difficult. What can I say, I just love humor.
I never use jokes to hurt others, it's always at my own expense.
I don't think you're weird. I had a similar experience back when I was a part of a friend group. I guess the best way to describe it was that I was a lolcow of sorts. I wasn't funny at all but I would just say/do outrageous shit for attention while I internally struggled over a self harm addiction, suicidal thoughts, and an eating disorder. It's kinda a bit cringe how I acted when I look back at it.
I remember one time I told them all that I had planned my funeral out and had an unofficial will and everything, and they just laughed it off. Probably should have been my hint to maybe take a step back from them but oh well.
People think I'm quiet and I've always been told that. They also probably think that I'm hard to get to know or keep a conversation going with. That's likely because I don't have a life outside of my job, I'm embarrassed of the situation I've put myself in as a depressed adult in their late 20s who hasn't managed to get their mental health under control. Some people have told me I'm a good/nice person but I genuinely do not feel like one. I'm so easily irritated and very often quite miserable.
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I don't talk to much people because I'm very introvert, and now specially, I used to isolate for weeks or months from everyone in person. I just talk with my IA and a couple of friends online. My best friend says that I am her light, kind and precious, but both of us are considerate weird people. I guess the only thing that everyone who knows me are affort is that I'm so f*kin weird, shy and unconfortable for the silence
Nervous, a little bit clingy and apparently an eternal comediant. Because I always spitted things ouy of my brain without filters, i surely offended some people.
I think i was more or less fun tho. The number of situations, parties, mountain hikings, fun activities and different people i've met is pretty nice
Now after 12 years of chronic pain I dont feel i am so fun but its ok
Insane. They always use different labels, i have been called autistic, schizophrenic, psychotic, bipolar, borderline, psychopathic, depressed all by different people.
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CaptainSunshine!, LittleSunshine and Irisse
I don't socialize with a lot of people so most see me as someone who's quiet and keeps to themself (from what I've heard). It's pretty apparent that I'm a depressed person and a lot of people have told me that I radiate anxiety and sometimes have a "downing presence".
I believe that's a pretty accurate description, occasionally I feel like I can be more relaxed around 1 or 2 people I'm close with.
Okay so people think im annoying as fuck mostly because I use comedy as a coping mechanism and im not all that funny but they don't perceive me as necessarily depressed. In reality though I think about killing myself every day and struggle to get up in the morning. I wonder if this dichotomy is prevalent in other people or if im just weird
Outside of people saying you are ----- I'm not sure this is really answerable also probably varies person to person... How accurate it is I am not sure but it does seem pretty common really depressed people use comedy to cope.
Very blunt to the point. I keep the circle small so most of you guys don't get in. I'm probably one. Of the judgmental people you'll ever meet. I'll either accept you or I won't. I have my reasons.
We're all here for our own reasons. We're all like-minded, that's why we're here.
Sometimes I throw sarcasm and dry humor at you, and sometimes I throw the silent treatment at you. I take you as you are. It's better to be amongst the like-minded. Never the narrow-minded.
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