Historias de Hypomania

https://gingerbreadwoman.org/2017/05/22/hypomania-symptoms-sintomas-de-hipomania/

Short poem about (hypo) mania in bipolar disorder and not feeling like yourself

"Hello?" "I want to kill myself" "..." "..." "Umm.. Is this a prank?" »in which a girl calls a helpline but ends up with something much more

my poetry collection -tc {all writing & photos are my own}

There is so much stigma on mental illness. Especially with people thinking suicide is a selfish act, when it is someone's last resort to end their suffering. The stigma on mental illness makes those who have a mental issue more reluctant to get any sort of help.

Poems of life's snippets captured when the moment strikes.

This novel is about a true life story of yours truly, struggling with a mental health condition. Mental Health matters. It's an illness and cannot be seen but can be so dangerous and risky to the patient. Take care, everyone!

It's November again, November again, and everything is death and fiction. - excerpt The dreamlike inner monologue of a young woman known only as Jinglekitty. Disenfranchised, hypervigilant, and self-aware, she reveals a private November that she and the love of her life (described as "her boy") cannot escape. At its surface, this November is Jinglekitty's own hellish mindfield of identity crises. In its depths, it is a month of painful--and eternal--mourning.

Just spilling feelings about how being bipolar feels, most parts are about manic episodes rather than depressive episodes.

Vivid description of mental health disorders,

This is my personal experiences, and how I feel with this draining mental illness

A glimpse into the mind of an empath, bearing in mind the toll of what can't be controlled but instead manifested into the mind's darkest creations.