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Blanc said: 

I’m trying to show aubrieta the reality of these disorders she’s mentioned and that it’s a little more than ups and downs, or being eccentric. And that it can get out of hand if improperly treated or putting off treatment. Like, if she genuinely has bipolar II, she needs to get treatment... etc. If she has autism there are therapies for that, etc. 

She claims to be seeing a therapist right now. 

I never read anything blanc writes lmfao it kills my braincells

aubrieta said: 

I never read anything blanc writes lmfao it kills my braincells

 

 

 agreed, blanc you gotta learn concision 

Blanc said:

So many crazy people videos have had a tendency to mention Disney...

Racing thoughts are such a storm. 

aubrieta said: 

I never read anything blanc writes lmfao it kills my braincells

Have you tried any of her videos though? 

Turncoat said: 

aubrieta said: 

I never read anything blanc writes lmfao it kills my braincells

Have you tried any of her videos though? 

 Ya never again my dude 

aubrieta said: 

Turncoat said: 

aubrieta said: 

I never read anything blanc writes lmfao it kills my braincells

Have you tried any of her videos though? 

 Ya never again my dude 

Still feel the same way if we ignore like 9/10 of the makeup tutorials? 

The youtube phenomenon of people describing their experiences with mental illness has given us a well of data we hadn't had this readily accessible before. While many might get details wrong from being an unreliable narrator (like even what disorder they're talking about, or what it's symptoms actually are, or if they believe they aren't disordered in the first place followed by some form of externalizing), it's still interesting for their first person accounts, and the room to relate to even their mistakes. 

The one I quoted's not half bad, and the illustrations help keep focus. I've only paused it like five times so far and my mind's kinda racey today. 

there's plenty of mentally ill people who are interesting lol, always ignore the blands of the world tho its just better that way 

I was giving you channels that talk about bipolar and Aspergers because it's a comfort to have channels out there of real people with the same problems you have if you have it... the stuff I say doesn't really take that long to read especially if you just skim it ya'll just lazy as hell but, nothing I say in this forum is really that important so it doesn't matter either way. 

but the videos I've linked are actually great sources to get info from... like TC said. 

If you don't know the experiences that someone with bipolar/aspergers has other than the checklist on some WebMD or wiki like site, the wealth of real information on what these disorders are actually like for *real* people, is found on youtube. And it's pretty great. 

I can't blame you if you don't want the info, you don't want the info. But the point of it was mainly so you didn't have to feel alone. 

These are the best videos I've found on depression, that's it. Honestly. 

And these just scratch the surface really of what it's like. It's very time consuming to explain at length with this disorder alone is like, through any art form. Putting it into words is, seemingly impossible, and even if there was a way-  it would take a novel at the very least. 

But these do a good job of touching on some of it, it's "basic" in my opinion but, more like an introductory course to depression or, a taste test appetizer of depression lol 

But I think they do a phenomenal job, and an *accurate* one at that, at truly getting it across- what some of things you experience with depression are like. And same goes for the rest of the videos on this girls channel who makes these videos, on all the various disorders.