[Redway]

Mental health issues talked about as a contrasting absolute, where it’s seen as either something you’re predisposed to because you’re a weak, vulnerable person or the exclusive domain of the violent, psychopathic and aggressively unhinged (again, big ting). You’re either a paranoid raving-psycho. hard-man with a murderous axe or a fragile lamb with dependent personality disorder. KMT, still.

There’s little to no gradation in the ignorant minds of some people.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Redway

Mental health issues talked about as a contrasting absolute, where it’s seen as either something you’re predisposed to because you’re a weak, vulnerable person or the exclusive domain of the violent, psychopathic and aggressively unhinged (again, big ting). You’re either a paranoid raving-psycho. hard-man with a murderous axe or a fragile lamb with dependent personality disorder. KMT, still.

There’s little to no gradation in the ignorant minds of some people.

Two things that I can't stand with the topic of Mental Health these days.

1. If you have a bad day or just a bad spell, then immediately society starts believing that the person in question must have "poor Mental Health" instead of just simply going through a rough time, like everybody else has at some point in their lives.

2. Celebrities using Mental Health as a way to either get their name back out there, or when they use "poor Mental Health" as a way to get themselves out of a controversy.

I know that I can be irritable about other stuff on here, and I might possibly exaggerate my feelings sometimes about how I feel about certain things.

But the one thing that does make me angry, is seeing nearly everyone trying to claim that they suffer from poor Mental Health.

Imo it's a very serious topic, and I do think that it should be off-topic from attention *****s as they take peoples attention away from the real people that have bad Mental Health, such as Chester Bennington and Caroline Flack.