The Romanticism of Mental Illness

For some reason, our move to "get rid of stigma surrounding psychosis" has greatly changed the tendency to "romanceize shame". Mental illness is not something people should fear, but it is not what people want. Today, people all over the world make mental illness romantic. The girls began linking the words "tragic" and "beautiful"

Let's consider it for the time being. Indeed, let's see the definition of a tragic and beautiful dictionary.

I do not know you, but these terms are definitely not synonymous with me. In fact, they look like antonyms. Then, why is it so beautiful to talk about tragedies everywhere? New spirituality "tragic beauty" may result from misunderstanding that mental illness is directly related to creativity. Certainly, people know that people with mental disorders are creating beautiful things, but also people who do not have mental disorders. Psychosis itself is not beautiful, debilitating

As you know, this is psychosis. It covers everything, it's all being consumed, it hurts. Mental illness is not just the reason that pain is not beautiful nor beautiful

Every day, we treat psychiatric disorders as adjectives and treat them as if we were hoping. People said, "I am very depressed, my statistics have failed." The girl can not stop Jessica 's seemingly "anorexia" story, Tommy is very "two pole", and Jacobs Professor is definitely "mentally disabled".

The truth is as follows. There is nothing to be irritated if you cry when Rue dies in a starvation game. You do not have generalized anxiety disorder as you are nervous about the final calculus test. Organizing does not mean obsessive compulsive disorder.

Romanticization of mental illness is unique to our generation. This is strange and terrible. Romantic psychosis occurs primarily when someone tries to create a mysterious, fascinating aspect of sickness. This condition is most common in diseases where mysteries and dramas are presented in social media such as anorexia and depression, but the truth behind these diseases is darker so there is no drama or appeal at all. Due to the lack of some negative dishonor about eating disorders, diseases such as anorexia are often beautified with media. People may think mentally ill people are terribly violent, but there is no such anorexia hypothesis. Anorexia and other restricted eating disorders are praised by their physique. In fact, anorexia causes 4% of people to suffer from this disease and permanently damages many people.

Sometimes there is a feeling of romanticization of mental illness here and there, which will create a sense of shame of mental health. Whether it is a fashionable post about mental health is "Yes" or "really" mental health disorder, it may be somewhere in the social media space. One of the most annoying things to me is the problem of "long time to become stronger". I will describe in detail how it makes romantic psychosis and mental health. A very simple and romantic psychosis is drawing depictions of fantasy and attractive psychosis. The media is quoted as creating an image of particularly scary, distorted mental health. Sometimes it fascinates people in some way. And because of its obvious tendencies (psychosis and madness: creativity and drugs), people are tempted by mental health disorders. Especially at sites like Tumblr, psychosis seems more aesthetic