[ SECRET POST #3189 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3189 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Unpopular Opinions Thread

[(Anonymous)]

I'll just be happy when people stop equating unmedicated with untreated. I'm not on medication because I've had some really hideous luck with side effect roulette, but I see my psychologist regularly, and I use cbt methods to manage my disorder.

But ask the internet, and they'll insist I should get treatment for my disorder, because anything that isn't medication doesn't count.

Re: Unpopular Opinions Thread

[forgottenjester]

Ugh, that sucks that you get that shit, anon. If what you do works for you then more power to you. Everyone is different and has their own needs.

And I'm sorry to hear about the bad side effects. I'm happy you got through them.

Re: Unpopular Opinions Thread

[(Anonymous)]

Fistbump of side effect solidarity.

I'm gonna use the roulette phrase from now on - it describes the situation perfectly.

Re: Unpopular Opinions Thread

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's pretty telling about the climate surrounding these meds that you feel the need to include a sort of excuse for *not* taking them. That's kinda scary. I'm in camp "there are people who absolutely need medication but too many people are told that they belong to this group when they could have a much healthier approach." I had a depression for two years, but I got through it without meds, and I'm convinced I'm better off for it.
(I think it's kinda like having a C-section. I had one. Maybe I needed it. I'd still not recommend it to anyone who doesn't need it, and in retrospect, I would even have liked to try a bit longer, myself, because all the pain and strain of labor (I had these, too) is really nothing compared to the (possible) side effects of a c-section. My dad almost died of an intestinal obstruction from scar tissue after a surgery that wasn't much different, and I'm really scared the same could happen to me, because we have similar tissue-physiology.)