MY MENTAL HEALTH IS GREATLY DEPLETING ! ! ! 

HAEHAHEAHEEAHHAEAHAEAHAEA ! ! ! !
I AM T O T A L L Y P E R FECT L L Y FINE @_@

MY MENTAL HEALTH IS GREATLY DEPLETING ! ! ! SOMEONE HELP IM GONNA DIE ALONE AND AFRAID

MY MENTAL HEALTH IS GREATLY DEPLETING ! ! ! by fruity_bxtch April 27, 2022

My Mental Health 

Fucked

My mental health is fucked

My Mental Health by MeIsDax13 November 15, 2022

Men's Mental Health Month-gatekeeping 

A cynical trend where the topic of Men's Mental Health Month, an important issue aimed at promoting mental health awareness among men, is intentionally utilized to invalidate or undermine the importance of Pride Month. This is often done by comparing the two inappropriately, suggesting that one is more significant than the other, or expressing that more attention should be given to Men's Mental Health Month, typically without showing genuine concern for men's mental health.

Dave: "Hey, have you noticed it's Pride Month everywhere, but no one even talks about Men's Mental Health Month?"
Rose: "Sounds like a classic case of Men's Mental Health Month-gatekeeping. You don't need to diminish the importance of one to highlight the other, you know."

Men's Mental Health Month-gatekeeping by Crockercorp June 27, 2023

public health services for mental health care 

Mental health care services for select needy groups of the population provided by the government

Repealing the IMD exclusion from Medicaid would be a public health service for mental health care

public health services for mental health care by Anonymous April 6, 2003

ollies mental health 

Ollies mental health is so bad that noone can fix it.

person 1: i cant believe its so bad
person 2: yeah, its just as bad as ollies mental health

ollies mental health by amiexistent December 6, 2022

Your mental health 

The most important type, r.o.i wise, of health you will ever have.

Do not turn to astrology or your zodiac to help your mental health recover

Your mental health by Uncle Dimma June 29, 2024

Steel Mental Health

A term used to mock or dismiss the psychological toll of sustained online harassment, particularly gangcornering. When a target shows signs of distress after being mobbed, perpetrators or bystanders ask, “What, you don’t have steel mental health?”—as if enduring coordinated abuse without breaking were a reasonable expectation. The phrase weaponizes the concept of resilience, implying that anyone who suffers under extreme conditions is inherently weak. It is used to normalize gangharassment by shifting blame from the perpetrators to the target’s supposed fragility.

Example: “After she described how forty people had been harassing her for weeks, a moderator asked, ‘Don’t you have steel mental health?’—dismissing the trauma of mob abuse as a personal failing.”

Steel Mental Health by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 28, 2026