If you can't read it I'll throw it in comments

Psychosis: A mental disorder characterized by a disconnection from reality.
Usually is depression-like-curable
If symptoms develop seek help, professional and through friends.
Yes that was a psa thingy

But depression is incurable-

yes it is, and that cure would be therapist and us

Therapy makes it worse

Talking to a random stranger you don't know or trust about your mentality is a really great idea! Gee why didn't I think of that?

conclusion... you have a trust issue, understandable comparing to your past...
keep that in mind.

RESULT: Possible Risk for Psychosis
Your results indicate that you are experiencing some signs of psychosis.

Based on your answers, you may have been feeling like your eyes, ears, or brain has been playing tricks on you. These experiences may be causing difficulty in school, with relationships, in your family, and/or with everyday activities.

The best thing to do is get information and reach out to someone and get help.

Psychosis include changes in perception, sight, sounds, and thoughts that are different from others experience. When these changes occur during a young age and people recognize that they aren’t supposed to have these experiences, this period can be the early signs of a developing illness (called prodrome). When someone loses insight (they do not know the difference between what is real versus not real) this can be a sign of the onset of an illness, like Schizophrenia.

These results do not mean that you have a mental illness. But, if you haven’t already done so, now is great time to start a conversation with your support system: a parent, mentor, or someone you trust about how you are doing. Finding the right help and working with people who can support you can help you feel and do better again.

This screen is not meant to be a diagnosis. Having the early warning signs of psychosis (prodrome) is different from having a diagnosable psychotic disorder. In addition, psychosis can be caused by other factors, like stress, lack of sleep, recent life changes (starting a new school or changing homes), trauma, a recent loss in the family, drug use, health problems, changes in hormones, or a head injury. Only a trained professional, such as a doctor or a mental health provider, can help you and your family figure that out. It is highly recommended that since you scored At Risk on this screening, you should get assessed by a psychiatrist or mental health professional – preferably using the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndrome (SIPS). Printing or emailing the results of this screening and showing them to someone you trust can help start the conversation.

Your score was 80

Each time you answered “Yes”, you also answered a distress question which is scored as following:

Strongly Disagree =1, Disagree =2, Neutral=3, Agree=4, Strongly Agree=5

Item scores are summed, with a possible range of scores from 0 – 105.

Interpreting Your Score
People who score 24 or more on the distress questions may be at heightened risk for developing psychosis. Sometimes these experiences are part of another mental health issue, such as depression or anxiety. This means you should have further assessment from a mental health professional (preferably one with knowledge of prodrome or early psychosis) to explore what might be going on.

O_o

Eheh...

I probably shouldn't ask "U good m8" because you're clearly not.

:/

U good m8?

Does it look like I'm "good"?

yes.

Ok then.

ye

no. cmon, we all know that you can handle

pardon? *confused irl*

you can push through the layer of smog that is your impending brain fog.

Nope

geeez how pessimistic of you

:I

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