I just want to remind everyone how normal it is to have a very cruel mind. It doesn't matter where you live, who you are, or what you do, because the mind will always come up with something awful to say about your life. Therefore, it is so important that you practice a vigilant level of skepticism towards your thoughts. Please don't believe everything you think. When a thought pops up, start practicing the habit of questioning it and throwing it away. I know this probably sounds impossible, but does anybody have any success with this?
Also, I started making video responses to your mental health questions as a way to better share advice with you all.
The last video I made was in response to @blushpuffin41961 who asked about how to deal with public shaming and embarrassment. If this information is relevant to you, you can check out the video here:
www.instagram.com/thomas_of_copenhagen
Otherwise, if you have any questions about mental health, please post in my group and I will try to make a video response specifically for you.
~ Thanks to all. Thanks for all. ~
Speaking of thanks for all, I was hoping we could acknowledge everyone who comments below. I know it seems like a small gesture, but many people here have never opened up to anyone before and being open and honest with strangers can be quite scary. So, if we could show our gratitude by giving their comment a simple reply or heart, I’m sure they would really appreciate your team support. What do you say?
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