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stark contrast to the two weird anti-therapy comics on the front page right now.

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

The difference between non-ill and ill people is: "feel like that sometimes" VS "feel like that all of the time"

It is exactly the same for physical illnesses: Everyone has a tummy ache once in a while. You definitely need medical help when your stomach does not stop hurting.

And - of course - there are plenty of toxic people who will also belittle that.

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"You must be exaggerating! Nobody feels like that all the time." - the last thing my last boss said to me before i flipped the FUCK out.

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Or it's possible to perceive everyone else as toxic when you're actually the issue. This is especially common with mental health issues.

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lemmy.zip

I've found that some people have a talent for saying the absolutely worst thing in any given situation.

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It's an art really

Usually I'm best at it when I haven't taken my ADHD meds so that my brain to mouth filter is FUCKING GONE.

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lemmy.world

This is that idea that misspellings and the like are deliberate ways to drive engagement. You get people engaging with the 'content' and us snooty types engaging with the errors.

You may well have a point but I find it so hard to tell.

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