mental illness isn't a black and white aesthetic. Even if you are suffering from it. You shouldn't be making these posts which vulnerable, naive kids will start to relate to and cause problems in their everyday lives. I was one of those kids. Please, for the sake of all the at-risk children, stop using it as your casual aesthetic. - a person who suffered at the hands of these black and white "sad aesthetics" p.s. no hate to you, luv
hey! i appreciate the anon and i just wanted to let you know that this blog has attracted a lot of “at-risk” people, and a lot of these people end up messaging me. when they do so, i’m not only able to help them, but i’m able to be there for them. i’ve saved a countless number of people from committing suicide and i’ve helped so many others. this blog isn’t meant to be some “casual aesthetic,” it’s meant to be a safe place where they won’t be judged. i made this blog when i was in a rough patch of my life, and i made it as a way for me to vent and it just ended up growing. i never expected it to get this large and i never deleted it because it ended up blossoming into something else. if you scroll back a bit on my blog you can see some posts where i make sure people know that this is a safe place and they can talk to me anytime. most of the stuff i do post on here isn’t all that triggering (some posts are just song lyrics from artists i love lol). and as someone who suffers from a mental illness, this blog is still a nice way to let certain things out. although i do agree that there are some people that are very naive and vulnerable and i should go back and check if there are any old posts that should be deleted. again, thank you for the anon (i appreciate all messages) and i hope this didn’t come across as rude and defensive! if you’d like to talk with me personally just message me and i’d be glad to hear more of what you have to say!
