I dislike when people over use mental illnesses. What OCD is: not - TopicsExpress

I dislike when people over use mental illnesses. What OCD is: not being able to control your impulses. What its not: liking things neat. Although it can be, dont diagnose yourself just because of this. What anxiety is: Literally being so freaked out in your head that you can not accomplish simple tasks. What its not: A cute/romantic trait quiet people have. Its not fun its a nightmare. What depression is: A feeling of loss that can overcome you at anytime, even on happy days. What it is not: Sadness. This sounds counterintuitive, but everyone gets sad and that does not mean you have depression. Its also not a trait that can be magically fixed by another person. So please, do not use these words lightly because you might hurt someone who spends every day fighting them.

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