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18 People Admit Why They Don't Believe Mental Illnesses Are Real
Every year, at least 1 in 5 Americans suffers from a mental illness. While there is still a huge social stigma surrounding mental illnesses, much progress has been made in recent years to lessen it and make it a more open and accepting conversation. However, people with mental illnesses are still told everyday that their condition isn't real, that they just need to toughen up. There are many people that still hold this view. Before immediately dismissing their opinion, take a moment to browse these confessions and see the reasoning behind this controversial opinion.

Are weak morals to blame?

1
Mental illness isn't real. All of your problems are nothing more than a weak moral system coupled with a warped world view.

From:
Sevierville, Tennessee, US

Is it sometimes all in your head?

2
I think that mental illnesses aren't real, and all these feelings are all in my head. If you can't see it it's not real right?

From:
Perth, Western Australia, AU

Even people diagnosed with a mental illness refuse to believe it is valid.

3
I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and anxiety last year and for some reason I still think mental illness isn't real and that I'm making a big deal out of nothing

From:
Somewhere

Maybe some people...

4
I'm a Therapist and I don't believe in Mental Illness. I think people are just lazy.

From:
Summerside, Prince Edward Island, CA

So is the key to become mentally stronger?

5
Is it bad that I don't believe in mental illness? Just mental weakness

From:
Arbroath

6
I Don't think Depression is real you made yourself deperessed, now make yourself happy It's all in your brain.

From:
Fargo

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