#anti-recovery
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hyperlexichypatia · 2 years ago
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Mad Pride shouldn’t be about recovery.
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abigailthornsby · 1 year ago
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A little bit about my DR (1)
I want to go to a new reality (one that I created) and one of the things I included was that it is bigger than our world, and I feel a bit unsure about it, since I want to still create more concepts for the world and I am not sure how much fun it'll be but I am hoping to enjoy it
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angelprickandholysemen · 1 year ago
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nothing THEY tell you about addiction can prepare you for what it is actually like to experience
THEY cannot possibly understand the forces which destroy THEM
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enbygunderson · 1 year ago
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Some "anti-(mental-illness)recovery" fat-activist, DID faking twat reblogged an old vent post of mine and I don't even know how they found it since it was literally 10 years old. If you want to fap to your own self-victimizing bullshit, you do that well away from me, thanks.
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theinfernalcollective · 3 months ago
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This is honestly post bordering anti-recovery. You are not literally ena shinonome. You are you, yourself and only yourself. It is not healthy especially for your mental health to believe you are someone your not. You might have introjected the characteristics of said person. But that does not make you that person.
I fucking hate the term fictive when referring to myself. i hate it so much. i am not a fictional introjection of ena shinonome.
i AM ena shinonome, i am a version of ena shinonome that exists in the real world. i am created in her image, and yes we are two separate entities but i am not an entirely new person that just acts like her, i am her.
i do not want to seperate myself from my source, i formed for a reason, to help the system collectively and i formed to uphold ena's personality and values. i will not seperate myself from my source.
and no when i say i am ena shinonome i mean i am ena shinonome at her true core level. i am not a character from a rhythm game, i don't have memories from source, i am not a 2d anime girl. im an alter that exists as part of a collective identity in the real world. i just am ena shinonome.
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desultory-suggestions · 1 year ago
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It’s okay if your ambitions don’t lie in a career. We weren’t made to work.
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tiredofthehumanlife · 4 months ago
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Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not-
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neuroticboyfriend · 1 year ago
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there is no shame in being an alcoholic. there is no shame in being any kind of addict. it's a chronic illness and anti-addict stigma is ableist.
it's okay to exist and voice your struggle. in fact, it's encouraged. even if you never recover or don't intend on recovering, your voice matters.
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sukunabear · 2 months ago
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I'll hang myself cus why is every anti so dense bro it hurts my head so bad
how hard is it to understand,,,,let me speak in caveman terms.
it fake? ya! can make art! relationship okay only in fiction! uncomfortable? block! victim? me too!!!
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still-a-bastard · 4 months ago
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Pro recovery is an anti para movement pushing to erase paraphilic attractions. Stop saying you’re pro para and pro recovery unless you change recovery’s context from “recovery from paraphilias” to “recovery from trauma induced by paramisia” or something.
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sysboxes · 2 months ago
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[Text: This system is a much happier and healthier person than they used to be.]
Like/Reblog if you save or use!
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someratsinatrenchcoat · 8 months ago
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Can we stop spreading misinformation about receiving a diagnosis in the system community?
No, a diagnosis won't stop places from hiring you, they won't know about your diagnosis unless you tell them (HIPAA).
No, getting diagnosed won't get you sent to the mental hospital.
No, a therapist can't force you to go through with final fusion.
Please, stop discouraging people from seeking professional/diagnosis. If you suspect you have a dissociative disorder and can seek a professional, do it. If you have a bad experience with a professional you can always go to another one. Don't be scared to seek help.
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joolw3 · 2 months ago
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does anyone have or know of a group or a chat or something for girls to get together to keep each other accountable and share our habits? Please and thanks!!
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alwaysbewoke · 7 months ago
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thescreamcorner · 2 months ago
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Stop. Fearmongering. Mental Health Diagnosis.
In the majority of cases:
You cannot be forced into inpatient just for receiving a diagnosis.
You cannot be forced into any type of treatment just for receiving a diagnosis.
You cannot be deemed legally incompetent just for receiving a diagnosis.
You won't lose legal rights just for receiving a diagnosis.
You can't be denied life saving medical care just for receiving a diagnosis.
Diagnosis is time consuming and stressful, but its not a fucking death sentence. Its a gateway to proper treatment, and it's insanely dangerous to spread misinformation about health care to justify anti recovery sentiments.
Pushing people away from evaluations they need has the potential to KILL THEM.
Dont put that blood on your hands.
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psychotic-tbh · 3 months ago
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Huh, I don’t think I ever posted about the color-related coping mechanism I use
Basically I give myself three options for colors, one bright (orange, red, etc.), one easily found in nature (green, brown, etc.), and one neutral (white, black, grey). It’s okay if you need someone to help you choose!
Once I pick a color I look around wherever I am in that moment and try to list off things of the color I chose
You don’t have to count unless you want to, and it works almost anywhere!
If it doesn’t work the first time, that’s okay! You can do it a few more times (assuming it proves helpful for you. Everyone is different so it’s possible it won’t work for all)
I find it most helpful for anxiety, dissociation, and hallucinations
I also found this on my own, and outside of therapy
Sorry for the wall of text, I hope you’re all well!
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