anyone else enjoy being in the psych ward?
im thinking about going in a month for a vacation from my family
>>24773867
no one ever
lol your a nutop
>>24773867
never been but it looks cosy and simple
i want to live the simplest life possible, and simply be content
>>24774367
its about as simple as it gets
you dont even have to do anything
Psych wards are not vacations, OP.
You could also go visit every major country in the world on the amount of money you'd spend to stay in one too.
>>24774388
>implying you have to pay the bill
I have been to multiple wards and have not given them a penny
yea they are the simple life
I want to go sounds fun
>>24774434
Are you Canadian? Because they're like 1200 bucks for four days in my experience...so either you're lying or your mommy has great insurance.
>>24774886
no im from ohio
I just ignore the bills
>>24775429
this
i owe a shitload
>>24774886
it's free if you don't live in the 3rd world
tfw you live in glorious Australia where all medical care is 100% free
>>24776215
go have a psych ward party
>>24776263
nah i'm not even a skitz cunt mate but i'm happy its free incase i smash one too many cones and lose the plot aye
I hope you don't like smoking, drinking and breathing fresh air. I hope you do like having nothing to do all day with no internet access.
>>24776353
When I went there was a dude gaming on an alienware
I'm seriously considering in-patient therapy for a while.
>>24776353
the one I went to had internet time and an outdoor area
>>24776353
welcome to my normal life
my mom unplugs the internet outside of 4 hours a day
>>24776382
>alienware
he deserved to be in a psych ward.
Last time I was there all I had was sudoku. The older guys taught me casino.
I don't think you have to pay for a three day observation.
>>24777163
they let you have a sword?
It's an odd nostalgic feeling for me. I went to the children's ward the first two times and then the actual psych ward when I turned 18, met all kinds of cool people within those two weeks and got on the right meds but I still miss it
>>24773867
That looks nice,
Much nicer than the place I have been sent to,
Bed looks a lot nicer than the one I was strapped to.
It really looks nice.
>that feel when drugs injected into your butt
>>24778504
>you will never get prescribed ativan
I was recommended to go to inpatient cause of how anxious I was when I went to the doctor.
but I was only panoicking and shit cause they stuff they gave me for my anxiety, made me even more anxious.
>>24779041
what kind of drugs
>that feel when that feel
>>24779797
no one cares k
I spent like 3 years as I kid hopping around different psyche wards due to stuff I'm not going to get that into but anyways as I kid I loved it, I got away from my shit family and a few people even liked me, I made a friend there and it was just nice. The therapy never helped, but the drugs they put you made it so it didn't matter. I slept away all of my problems, and when I was awake I felt too much like a zombie to care. I loved that place for the first few months but as time went on and I got stuck in the system I hated it and my life. But that's not probably going to happen to you. I've been in like 3 since I grew up. I've stayed max 3 weeks a visit, they don't seem to keep you very long, even if you need it, that's my experience anyway. It's really boring though. Some have movies, but only like 5 different movies to choose from so you get tired of those super fast. Every ward I've ever been to has a ton of books though, so I hope you like reading. Also the food doesn't taste bland, I know it differs ward to ward but I've been to many and I've had great food. Honestly I miss that place, I hate it, but also love it. It feels like home to me.
Seems absolutely terrifying. Being under all that supervision and scrutiny. No freedom at all. Being treated like some kind of child. No way man when it was suggested as an option in the past I shut that down fast.
>>24780588
But that's so great about it. I'm legit crazy and breaking down but doesn't that seem so wonderful? You can just escape reality and the world, have food given to you, meds to make you feel good, a nice cozy bed to sleep in. No worries, you can just retreat into your head.
>>24780622
I know that feell
>>24780931
It was great, and I'd go back to that life too but at the moment alcohol is doing wonders for me and I'm scared it might be worse without it.
>>24780622
All I've got is the depression+anxiety robot starter pack, I guess we're just worlds apart because all that sort of attention and care would do is just make me feel even more useless and incapable.
>>24781040
Oh it does make me feel useless and incapable, but sometimes I need to embrace that part of me that hates me and slanders me. I feel this urge to call myself human garbage and worthless, and fighting it hurts. Because when I look at my life and myself, I know it's true. Fighting it is lying, ignoring it. Embracing it is to look past it and not care because you're just done trying to be sane. Being insane and content is great. There was a time when I wasn't aware but went through years of therapy and treatment. I want to go back to when I didn't give a shit. Life is easier that way, maybe not better, but my life isn't good as is.
>>24773867
>tfw will never work in a psych ward as a brilliant pretty dr
>tfw will never devote myself to a psychotic violent failure of a man
>tfw he will never manipulate my affection to help break him out of asylum
I've been there too many times. Some were okay, some were not. I've seen a guy get beaten bloody, another guy kicked out the glass windows and tried to escape but most people are there for failed suicide attempts orattention seeking behavior. I'd rather not go back if I can help it. Can't beat a free meal and bed when you're homeless tho
smoke weed daily ok
>locked up with no escape and nothing to do, surrounded by legitimately crazy people when you're just depressed
Oh it's a blast, I loved every second of it.
>>24781553
it is great and you enjoyed it
no one cares fagget
