When I’m around people who might be described as well-adjusted and neurotypical, I often feel damaged, which fills me with such a sense of shame that it can be paralyzing.
It’s not just the psychotic break but also my autism and history of trauma. I feel ashamed and less than because of it.
forget about them
if you have independant mind no one can make you feel so without your permission
becoz we live in mess mess mind
i suggest practise positive thinking and all mind tricks you can find by researching
you can shift attention and go forward
There’s nothing to be ashamed about…you got sick…it’s not your fault…if it paralyzes you…try to just make conversation and fight it I guess…sounds a bit like panic…that’s how I beat it…fight it.
My therapist told me everyone has some degree of mental illness. She said that comparing what we see with our own lives Is futile because we can’t see inside their heads. We don’t know other’s struggles.
Especially people on forums and social media. People always put on a good face
Here is the most real bunch of people I’ve seen. I haven’t seen anyone really try to pretend to be something they are not.
I am not ashamed of the illness but ashamed of its consequences like staying in bed all day everyday. I feel physically disabled. Maybe I won’t be ashamed if Vraylar comes out and improves me like Abilify but without addiction and hypersexuality issues.