[ SECRET POST #3543 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3543 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Of course, it's definitely not more disgusting to sit in judgment of who is "legit" mentally ill and who is not. Nope. If it's supposed to be a strictly medical opinion, why do you get to have one about someone else's issues? Are you an internet doctor?

[(Anonymous)]

I do care because it's harmful. Let's use the self diagnosed depression and sadness example.

Self diagnosed "depressed" people in places like tumblr often treat sadness as though it was depression. Everybody's been sad. But sadness =/= depression. That's a common mistake, but self diagnosed "depressed" people tell those with depression to "stop feeling sorry for themselves" or "you have no reason to be depressed, there are people worse off than you". They're treating depression as though it was sadness because they're only personally familiar with the latter.

And the actual people with depression are left to try and explain that depression DOES NOT go away so easily or even worse, self diagnosed "depressed" people will make them feel like it's their fault. "You're only depressed because you aren't trying hard enough".