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Do lecturers/staff at university generally view it as a meme and roll their eyes if you attempt to play the mental health card?
I've been struggling at uni tremendously recently - I constantly feel unsafe and under threat and that people are plotting to ruin me, and have become intensely private and anti-social. My sleep cycle is fucked and I've unironically started having moments where I laugh hysterically to myself and feel giddy. When I'm not feeling that way, I feel almost drugged up - numb, mellow, and sedated. I constantly have neurotic thoughts about pretty much everything, and go from happy and content to wall-punchingly angry pretty much every day.
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>>18089132
You'll eventually learn that you are not that important for someone to plot against you.
To the staff you are filfth unless you are close to them and not completely dumb.
I don't fully understand your question to begin with but i guess it might be normal for people to react that way if you approach them with mental shit. They wouldn't even bother replying if you wouldn't stand infront of them
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>>18089132
Professor writing here.
I would refer you to the university health service and rely on the judgment of the experts.
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you should come in with a doctor's note if you think your mental health is negatively impacting your studies
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>>18089132
It might vary from school to school, but at my university at least they take it very seriously. Your school should have mental health services available for students, go see them and if you get an official diagnosis I'm sure your professors will be willing to work with your situation.
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