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 Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 2:20 pm
I hurt. I breakdown and cry, and what is the responce of the people around me?
Fear.
I cry out of worry that I've failed my family at everything. I cry because they want to take my cat away.
Fear.
I don't think I was in the wrong, I wasn't wailing or tearing at myself. I just needed to cry. Needed. I hurt.
Fear.
I don't understand.
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Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 5:17 pm
It might help people understand if you explained a bit about the situation.
I know you're schizo-affective bipolar, but not everyone else here does so your post comes out as a bit of s non-sequiter.
You have the most greatly feared mental illness of all and there's a lot of ignorance and prejudice against it.
There so much misunderstanding about and mental or neurologial disorder at all. People are still equation dyslexia with retardation when dylexics in general have higher (often much higher) IQs than non-dyslexics.
People fear what they don't understand
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Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 1:49 pm
my brother is autistic so I don't fear people with mental illness. I have lots of relatives that have some sort of illness or disability. My cousin is blind, my dad is autistic, and I will most likely have a child that is autistic. I think I might be adhd because I can't focus on anything very long. I believe this took me about half an hour to write because I keep leaving the computer to go look at a shiny object or checking out a random thing or start talking about a random subject subject to no one in particular. But I don't care if I am adhd or not.
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