Ppl we’re so cool there.
And I felt at home…
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it’s my thinking spot when I drive down there
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I felt better in the psych ward because of the meds I took. It was really boring each time.
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I fancied a woman there. Lol. I’m. Not bi but I did fancy her somewhat.
There was a guy with a cool laugh.
And another fun guy
Someone tried to smash the nurse window
Some1 else set the bin on fire
Still… I felt at home
Well first time there, only 
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I still can’t believe I went mad
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I know it’s one of those things that one just doesn’t expect.
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The sub-acute ward in my area is nice. But the acute ward i went to when i was young was almost traumatising in itself. I hope i never have to go back.
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Hell no I didn’t like the psych ward.
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It’s horrible but meeting people was nice.
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Why was the acute ward traumatising?
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no great mind ever existed without a touch of madness
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I was in Tenerife mental hospital in 2000
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How many times have u been on the psych ward for psychosis
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3 times, but since 2010 my mind somewhat healed back
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Congratulations for dat
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Thanks, I hope you heal back too
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Well i guess i was a teenager stuck in a really badly run and maintained adult psych ward. I was in thier the first time for i think around 5 months straight? There was no external stimuli allowed (art on walls, music instruments, technology, games etc). The other adults of all ages were really really psychotic and unpredictable and there was almost no protection from any of them. Plus just before i went there i went through a sort of abuse in my life that wasnt addressed that i just had to try to deal with in my own psychotic mind. And i guess the constant fear i had for months on end when i was staying there. And i was involuntary for a bit i think too.
The actual architecture of the building was quite oppressive and old too. I dunno. It was just a horrible experience overall and it really effected me badly. And the bedrooms were shared. So i didnt have a room to myself for most of it. My roomate never spoke and would just stare at me for uncomfortable periods of time.
But there were good things about it too i guess.
But my old pdoc thinks it did sort of traumatise me a bit…
Sorry to be a downer haha!
Im in a pretty good place mentally these days. 
I hate the ward. The employees are mean and it’s not safe. Violent patients are allowed to roam freely
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no one really knows what we went trough