thats one of the truest things ive heard. almost makes me wonder what trained psychologist notice about people they meet on the daily, considering as me and others with no medical training notice daily
I have one non-family friend. We met at about age 7 and have remained good friends for all this time. About 26 years of friendship. And we both happen to have schizoaffective disorder! WILD, right? What are the odds. Both diagnosed in our 20s.
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Yes I have friends through my hobbies. I don’t know if they’re diagnosed with any mental illness I don’t know. But they’re living normal lives I guess to say to use the term the concept whatever. They’re awesome
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It’s ok
Hurt for the first few years but now I am better off alone
I was clingy and misplaced my trust
Not a good combination
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I’ve got three friends I see regularly who are not unwell and many others I see occasionally due to living further away. My mum lives further away but I call her briefly three times a day. One of my best friends was misdiagnosed bipolar but it turns out she is autistic and ADHD but she has always been lovely. I also live with my daughter half the time and she is a companion. However it gets lonely living on your own and I’m planning on making more of the friendships I have!
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