#quarantine mental health

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[radiojamming]

Happy anniversary to the time during quarantine when I made the tiniest pizzas.

[littlesadzap]

In less than four months we will be in 2024, I will be 23 years old but I still feel mentally like a teenager. I think we don't talk enough about the effect that 2020 and the pandemic had on some people; it changed my perception of myself and reality forever, how can I continue to live and become a socially active adult when my mind is stuck in 2020? It's frustrating to see all my peers who have worked it all out, living and moving on, and I'm still here, stuck, at the mercy of the waves that corrode me until I disappear. When I think about the last four years, it feels like it was another person who lived them, like a fever dream.the derealization that quarantine has caused in me I think will never heal.

PS. Sorry for the rant, I will probably delete later

[askquarantinedredheart]

CW: Mental Health

Volume 1: Isolation

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Asks from @temper-temper and an anon

[garbagebinne]

[freakoutgirl]

My ten year high school graduation anniversary is this may

[refrigerated-wizard]

I often think about how, in 2020, at the beginning of quarantine, I decided I wanted to paint my room black by myself. Around the same time, I got super depressed from being ghosted by my first love AND being ghosted by my best friend. So, for about 6 months, I was locked in my room with paint fumes being depressed and not doing much to finish painting my room (My mother didn't really do much to stop it because she barely pays attention to anything I do). During this time, I painted on canvass and created art more than I ever have to this day. That whole year truly felt like an acid trip. I think it damaged my brain to a bad degree. I truly understood what it felt like to go insane the same way old artists did, like Vincent van Gogh or Edgar Allen Poe. It was the worst my mental health had ever gotten until these past few months. The art I made wasn't that good or symbolic, though.

This moment in my life changed me completely and will stick with me forever. I truly know what it's like to go insane.

[newtness532]

okay i need to find something to crochet or knit or sth cause i really cant spend one more day just sitting in my bed doing nothing

[qweenexplosionmurder]

man im officially dropping the jjk manga today. i haven't even read the most recent chapter im just emotionally checked out, have been for MONTHS now. it's so repetitive and boring and borderline INFURIATINGGGGGG 😭😭

so many ppl (especially jjk fans) love to hate on mha but at least mha tries to flesh out its characters most of the time and gives them a proper and fulfilling arch and is constant with the core values and ideas of the story

good riddance jjk you could've been so fucking amazing

[swallowtail-ageha]

Whenever i see a photo of me from when i was 15 i get major whiplash GOD 2020/2021 sucked balls as a year

[blindedbythedarkness]

Do I probably have actual PTSD from the way I was treated by fellow medical students whilst literally unable to escape due to being quarantined with Covid? Yes.

Will those same medical students go on to become doctors with absolutely no consequence or reason to change their behaviour? Also yes.

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[stacys-mom-has-got-it-goin-on]

"What if your house was also your prison?"

[sewgeekmama]

Dealing with Anxiety, a Pandemic and Quarantine

A pandemic is enough to stress out anyone. Throw in a possible quarantine and a lot of unknowns, and it’s easy to fall into the anxiety spiral. Here in Jacksonville we aren’t on total lockdown yet, but you can feel it coming. Every morning I check the news and see it creeping closer and closer to us. And now that they’ve taken the beaches away here, it’s leaving me wishing they’d just do it and…

[binch-i-might-be]

maybe I should get a bigger cage and get two (2) new rats so they're not lonely during the quarantine period.........

[pebblezone]

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