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fandomsecrets2014-01-11 03:39 pm
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(frozen comment) no subject
Panic attacks are a real thing.
OP is not being a drama queen or an attention whore by having a fucking disorder and it's really awful to tell them they are. I know you're a troll and all but just...ew.
MENTAL DISORDERS ARE A THING.
If you're going to be a dick about it , go away. OP doesn't need this shit.
(frozen comment) no subject
If they'd been forced to confront this sooner they'd be better already. The OP's problem isn't that her family gave him shit about this, but that they didn't give her a hard enough time and force him to face up to the disruption they were causing earlier.
(frozen comment) no subject
OP is having problems with a disorder beyond their control and not "being a drama queen" .Yes they should deal with the problem but they need support to do that. It's fucking selfish to look at your kid who's having a panic attack and say "stop being such a drama queen".
I have an actual (diagnosed) anxiety disorder. Known to you as OCD. I had it since I was a child. and let me tell you having any kind of panic disorder as a child is HELL.Not only do you have scared feelings for seemingly no reason but you feel guilt about it.
My parents probably didn't know what to do when I started having panic fits at the age of 9. But you know what? They learned. They got books to understand more about the disorder and helped me deal with it and taught me that it wasn't my fault I had these feelings . They gave me SUPPORT. Yeah my tics and worries made them uncomfortable but they understood that I was equally uncomfortable. Their support is part of what helped me get better.
People with mental disorders need support from their families. They don't need to be told that they're just being "drama queens" and it's downright shitty of you to say that.
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