This one is for anyone who is on any kind of mental health medication. Do y'all ever wonder who you really are when you're on meds? Is there a constant self besides personality that makes me, me? Like for example, for two things to be the same, they have to have never changed. I am me but i am not the me i was before. Therefore past me ≠ present me. So what is the me that is there. Am I the same now that I'm on meds despite my outlook being different. Ive been on meds for years but this question remains unanswered. The doctors speculate Ive had depression, anxiety, and ptsd since I was 8ish so who am I without them, you know?
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