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[Souls-at-zer]

On a real note.. being in a mental hospital (when it’s not an abusive neglectful one) was nice.. just adults all coloring, painting on rocks watching movies while other grown staff said “ WHO WANTS TO PLAY FAMILY FUED ! “ it was giving elementary but for adults lol

[jibekmechler]

This is weirdly sweet. I know I’ve been watching this show via YouTube shorts and it mostly feels absolutely ridiculous, but it’s kinda nice to see her actually be happy

[cocokittyxp]

“No boys to stay skinny for” that hit hard for some reason.

[Shaaydiia]

It’s sad how much this resonates with people, goes to show how bad the world has gotten to the point people find better comforts locked up than they do in the open world.

[angelaf.]

I used to volunteer at a mental rehabilitation center for teen girls and I remember the head nurse told me my job was just to make the girls feel like life is something fun and happy and something to enjoy. I used to play games with them, color with them, we watched movies and baked together. It was kind of like a chill camp. I would also listen to their struggles and the challenges they went through and just validated their feelings so they could feel heard. Then we’d cry a bit and do something fun. Our favorite thing to do together was learn kpop dances! I used to go home and memorize the choreography so that when I went back I could teach it to them. I still keep in touch with a lot of the girls today and I’m so happy for how far they’ve come in their own love for life.

I know not every mental hospital is like this and that’s so unfortunate and sad but I’m hopeful one day we can come to a place in the world where every mental health treatment facility can actually be a safe space for anyone to go and learn how to live a happy life again. I wasn’t even a patient there and I felt like I was helped so much which says a lot about the amazing work those doctors and nurses did for those in their care (even the volunteers)

[sfalcone]

Is it bad that I felt this exact way in the psych ward?

[Fati-vkoi]

This just goes on to show that it’s the society and those around us that tries to shape who we are

[joruwe]

Felt the same when I was in a mental hospital. There was some things I disliked, some being abusive, but I absolutely loved it there. We played card games most of the time. It was genuinely fun. I learned some things there that I'm still using. I don't touch ppl without their explicit consent anymore, and I've started telling ppl when I'm uncomfortable, I picked up new hobbies bc phones weren't allowed there. I really missed it the first weeks I was out, but then I reconnected with patients who left before me and we talked about some not so good stuff that I had completely forgotten, like our therapist being an abusive ahole. But everyone who didn't have that therapist was truly lucky to be there and it was really nice

[MarjanaQosja-ys]

Me and my bestie finally being at the place we belong 😍💅:

[noturgamergf]

I remember being put in a mental hospital after trying to run away from my abusive home. I felt the same way. The staff were nice, the kids weren’t that nuts, no more than me at least. The food was amazing. Then finding out my parents check bounced and they kicked me out, I was so sad to leave and return home.

[clugoharris]

People are asking “is it weird I felt this in a mental hospital/psych ward?” as if it’s not a place that’s supposed to be designed to help you recover mentally😂 it’s not supposed to be prison!

[rm]

One of the best shows ever, I wish it had more seasons

[georgiagreene]

i loved going to the mental hospital. especially when i was younger, at the hospital people have to take care of you. you get 3 meals and snacks, water is always available, your meds are being adjusted and monitored, wound care if you hurt yourself, and i loved being around other people who had issues. i finally felt like i fit in somewhere. there is definitely bad stuff, sometimes the nurses social workers and doctors can be shitty, but sometimes they can be great. sometimes the facilities are overcrowded, sometimes you get placed somewhere quiet. but i’ll always be so grateful i didn’t have any super negative experiences at the hospital bc now i know if i am in crisis i don’t have to be afraid of inpatient.

[naomiii-]

As someone who absolutely loved the mental hospital, it's nice to see it portrayed in a better light and the actors not being the stereotypical "crazy" we tend to see in media

[acel.]

Psych Wards can often be very abusive, i have heard plenty of horror stories. That being said, for me it was the most comfortable experience of my life. Other patients who understand you, relaxing group therapy, puzzles and coloring pages, and weirdly amazing lunch

[dinky]

I felt this way when I went as well. I felt the safest I'd ever been there. I felt seen, understood, finally made friends. I still miss it some days.

[salamander]

Group therapy was the best. No one even wanted to judge anyone else, we were all there just to rest and heal.
That's the thing I rarely hear about experiences, it's a rest. It's time away from the world stressing you out, a space where you are fully allowed to focus solely on your own wellbeing. No one wants anything from you, they just want to help you get better. When done right it is the best place to be when you're in a dangerous mindset. I spent 10 years hating myself and wishing I didn't exist, now I'm coming up on 2 years of being able to be happy every day.

[serenitylittle]

No popularity contest…proceeds to have a house election 😂

[amorapping]

I felt this when i was at one, made friends, laughed all the time, and felt safe

[evangelion]

Mental hospitals are pretty much half this and half “oh my god I can feel myself going insane there’s nothing to do the food is slop we aren’t allowed to lay down and have to wake up at 6 am everyday and alarms go off at least twice a day”