Poll

What Mental Disabilities do you think/know you have?

ADHD
56 (11.9%)
OCD
49 (10.4%)
ADD
35 (7.4%)
Anxiety
54 (11.5%)
Autism
45 (9.6%)
Aspergers
42 (8.9%)
Depression
42 (8.9%)
Eating Disorder
24 (5.1%)
Bipolar Disorder
29 (6.2%)
All Of The Above
34 (7.2%)
Dyslexia
16 (3.4%)
Disassociative Identity Disorder
13 (2.8%)
PTSD
12 (2.5%)
Acute FFD
13 (2.8%)
Psychosis
7 (1.5%)

Total Members Voted: 161

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Seriously, leave it to the Blockland Forums to act all spastic instead of having a serious discussion.
this thread isn't serious

this thread isn't serious
Please Take This Thread Seriously, If you don't have any diagnoses, then please don;t select any.

Seriously, leave it to the Blockland Forums to act all spastic instead of having a serious discussion.
What sort of discussion could seriously take place? The only thing in this thread before all the silly was, "I have x," "I don't take meds," "I do." Were you expecting people to have a serious discussion on the challenges that people with mental disabilities face and how we can go about combating them?


Were you expecting people to have a serious discussion on the challenges that people with mental disabilities face and how we can go about combating them?
Yes.
That's how these sort of threads should go.

THIS IS MOMENTUM
ARE YOU SERIOUS
hey, could be a serious thread

hey, could be a serious thread
Look at his previous posts

Yes.
That's how these sort of threads should go.
I'm not sure if that is actually possible on any non-heavily moderated forums. The exceptions being those dedicated to these sorts of discussions.
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Looking at the poll. What the hell. Am I like the only healthy person in existence here?

Looking at the poll. What the hell. Am I like the only healthy person in existence here?
take the number of people who have veiwed the topic, then subtract it by the amount of people who have voted. that should be a rough estimate

Also Mus, don't be an ableist jerk. If you have nothing good to contribute than please leave at the nearest exit

The OCD one seems like people who like to see things in order, like this


Liking that doesn't mean you are ocd, it just means you enjoy seeing things in order. OCD is a hell of a lot more than that, and as someone said earlier in this thread, it isn't something you want to say you have. Actual OCD isn't something pleasant.

So, OCD is usually an example of people who self diagnose. Most people who claim to have it dont actually have it.

So using proper words = "tumblr cigarette"
Okay.. I'm not going to let that stop me though. No one said you have to look at my post

Also Mus, don't be an ableist jerk. If you have nothing good to contribute than please leave at the nearest exit
This post right here
This post has shown me the light

if you havnt seen the TV show Monk... then you have no idea what OCD is like. im sure it can get even worse than what Monk has.

I'm not sure if that is actually possible on any non-heavily moderated forums. The exceptions being those dedicated to these sort of discussions.
I think it could easily be possible. I'm not sure why some people have such trouble with it.

The OCD one seems like people who like to see things in order, like this


Liking that doesn't mean you are ocd, it just means you enjoy seeing things in order. OCD is a hell of a lot more than that, and as someone said earlier in this thread, it isn't something you want to say you have. Actual OCD isn't something pleasant.

So, OCD is usually an example of people who self diagnose. Most people who claim to have it dont actually have it.
I'd like to make the distinction between deciding one has it and self-diagnosing. To decide one has it, one must merely decide one has it. To self-diagnose, one must talk to people who have the issue, do many, many hours of research on the issue, consider whether one's thoughts and experiences actually indicate it or if they merely like the idea, and things like that. Unfortunately, people who just decide that they have an issue, especially OCD, tend to call it self-diagnosis, which makes it a lot harder.