Hopping on the train I guess, but can we encourage being a little nicer to each other and being more genuine? Maybe I'm just still angry at what happened to me literally yesterday, but some people here are just downright mean. You join in on mocking people for doing nothing wrong, for whatever reason.

I understand that "hating" on people you deem bad can be fun, but please, please analyze your actions and weigh if it's actually something meant for fun, or it's something that may harm someone. A little more awareness and kindness, I guess.

Hi guys since everyone talks about this―I know how it feels to be afraid that people are talking bad about you behind your back and I've experienced it many times. I've felt the betrayal of a person who said they never liked you. It is one of the worst feelings in the world and I think a lot of people say that to hurt you, not because it's true. Especially because a lot of people here have abandonment issues for any number of reasons it causes more pain and people knowingly exploit that. So to anyone who's considering saying "I never liked that person"―please consider what you're doing to them. You don't have to continue being their friend if they truly did something bad but isolating and shunning community members will never be the answer and I stand by this

If social media is taking a toll on your mental, take a break 👍

I promise there's nothing you'll miss that's more important than your health 💗

This might be a bit of a anger post, but I wish to rant about it.

People seem to only say "Mental health matters" until it's not their idea of it. I personally hate specifically people on tiktok who do this, because it truly shows how much they 'care' when a person that is mentally ill isn't romanticized or their idea of what's acceptably mentally ill, which is outrageous.

Mentally Ill people are mentally ill, personality disorders will affect their personality, disabilities will make them disabled, traumatized people will cope unhealthily. You don't get to pick and choose what you want to support just because it doesn't fit a stupid ideology you may have about what is acceptably mentally ill.

Everyone seems to romanticize BPD until pwbpd shows unromanticized symptoms, people think depression stops at the feelings of sadness, nobody wishes to educate their self on other mental disorders to further their support and education. It's performative. And it's stupid.

Mental health matters until it's not romanticized.

Evangelion fans seeing two men hold hands in the shower and blush near eachother and tell eachother I love you : I love my straight anime. Back when anime was good,None of this woke bullshit