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my answer to people who think i have a mental disorder and call me names in that case my hands and my feet do the talking to them and believe me they speak volumes

A lot of people are sensitive to these things. But we need to stop being so sensitive about everythign that someone says and move on. Someone asked me one time when a teacher made a coment about slow learners and I laughed. They said how could you laugh at that? You have son that is autistic. I said yup and my autistic son is in regular classes pulling a 4.0 grade point average. But the whole truth is I have a retarded son that rides the short bus to school with a bunch of window lickers. Everyone in the room laughed. Then one guy that doesnt have any handicapped children got mad and left. Basically dont let it bother you.

they have little understanding, are thick, inept and inadequate with pointless lives.

Maybe they have this phobia…actually I think its a way people can victimize and degrade someone else for their own pleasure. How sick is that? I know I’m nut’s and no one cares at least I know.

They really don’t understand what you have an illness.
I was at a mental health clinic for a job interview a month ago. I know people go there have issues, but I would never label them as “nuts.”
I am actually glad someone tells me their mental illness ,so I can better understand them. (not to mention give them respect & dignity)

An answerer said I was nuts for being bipolar and looking for attention on here. It makes me wonder why the a** was even in mental health in the first place. I’ve merely been trying to learn more about the disorder and if diet would make a difference.

Depression is real. People that try to tell you otherwise are the “nuts”. Diet can help in some cases.

nuts?… I dont even know where that came from… i think everyone suffers from at least ONE mental disorder, psychologists just havent come up with names for them all…. lol…. no offence… there’s no such thing… contact me if you want to know what that met…. you really shouldn’t listen to all the negative things about what people say, they don’t know the whole story….
-Cora

i don,t know where the term “nuts” started being used to describe Pepe with mental disorders or the insane, but that is neither here nor there. you sound like an honest person who is being more messed up then they already are, people like to keep people at a disadvantage, you are one of those people who is being victimized, you are going to have to conduct your research and with a more subtle endeavor, and try not to let some people know the directions you are taking, yeah, i know it sounds crazy, but people are like that i hope you find what you are looking for, ad are not too discouraged by what you run into on YA, you might try some other places, where i do not know. a number of these :”professionals” could use some help themselves, don,t let it discourage you, continue on your way,doing what you need to do, you are doing something beneficial for yourself, sometimes people do not like and resent that, particularly a profession, then you wil be telling them their business, and they won,t like that i hope you get where you want to go and good luck to you and God bless and it is sad, but these incapacitating professionals are all over, and can really do some damage, which they do not seem to regret doing, be careful don,t spread your business around so freely in these circumstances

they have a mental disorder too…

It’s basically because they don’t understand the disorder. If you’vee never suffered or have seen someone suffer with a mental illness it’s easy to dismiss someone who is suffering as “nuts”. It’s difficult to understand mental illness when all you have to go on is your small world of understanding, when you’ve never been exposed to anything “out of the ordinary” This doesn’t excuse that behavior at all, it is completely uncalled for especially when speaking to someone you don’t know.
My sister is bipolar and I do call her a nut every once in a while. We use it as a sort of coping method though. Mental illness is very difficult to live with so we joke around about it in order to make things a bit more tolerable. but we only make those jokes around each other, we would never use it to describe someone else with a mental illness.
My sister was diagnosed 4 or 5 years ago. She had been on meds since but she recently started eating well and escersing regulary and she noticed it was easier to regulate and be aware of her moods. She now has a better understanding of when she’s getting a bit too anxious so she knows to kinda step back and calm down a bit. despite diet and excersise it’s very important you stay in contact with a pychiatrist .. not an MD.. a psychiatrist that truely understands psych meds for when you need an adjustment

I believe they are the ones who are truly “nuts” who uses a term like that anyway? Where did that originate from? Some guy with schizophrenia ran around throwing cashews at people? It’s stupid!

calling anybody ‘nuts’ whether they have a disorder or not is rude.