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Society misrepresentating mental illness and making it seem "trendy" (example: "I'm so OCD! I always clean!") is not the same as destigmatizing/normalizing mental illness.
In fact, this is a huge part of the stigma and othering because it makes it difficult for people who have
In fact, this is a huge part of the stigma and othering because it makes it difficult for people who have
These misrepresented illnesses to safely talk about accessibility needs.
If you think the Hollywoodizing of mental illness is the same as destigmatizing/normalizing, you are sanist and need to reevaluate your "support" for the mental illness community.
If you think the Hollywoodizing of mental illness is the same as destigmatizing/normalizing, you are sanist and need to reevaluate your "support" for the mental illness community.
Okay, wow, so this is apparently doing numbers.
1) Yes this is a subtweet of that sanist tweet about how we normalized mental illness too much.
( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanism )
2) Systemic racism in the medical profession, including psychiatric care, is very real and must be fought.
1) Yes this is a subtweet of that sanist tweet about how we normalized mental illness too much.
( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanism )
2) Systemic racism in the medical profession, including psychiatric care, is very real and must be fought.
3) Follow more BI+POC disabled/mentally ill peoples! It's important to understand the roles intersectionality plays in our lives.
4) Don't have a Soundcloud but have a PayPal ( http://www.paypal.me/LoveAlwaysIriss ) and a patreon ( http://www.patreon.com/LoveAlwaysIris ).
4) Don't have a Soundcloud but have a PayPal ( http://www.paypal.me/LoveAlwaysIriss ) and a patreon ( http://www.patreon.com/LoveAlwaysIris ).
