When I moved to New York City in 2018 I had no idea that I would go on to have a psychotic break that would ruin my life. And along the way, I became The Nightmare Roommate™. So this video is about that perspective. Of what I did and why I did it. Because trust me, I did not do any of it on purpose.

I actually had no idea it was happening, and that’s what this video is about.

Schizoaffective disorder episodes wreak havoc, especially when they happen before treatment is obtained. Psychosis (specifically hallucinations and delusions) and negative symptoms (mainly avolition for me) can really mess you up.

But the world is not always accommodating even when you try your hardest. And that’s the brutal reality of mental illness.

Mental health awareness in general is great though. Let’s keep going in the right direction!

Hopefully this gives you a new perspective on the whole “nightmare roommate” situation, at least for my case.

Enjoy!

My Psychotic Break PART 1:    • My Psychotic Break PART 1 | How I Got...  
My Psychotic Break PART 2:    • My Psychotic Break PART 2 | How I Got...  

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Disclaimer: I am not a qualified mental health professional. This channel exists for educational purposes, and I do my best to provide accurate and up-to-date information. In order to create content, I combine scientific resources (peer reviewed studies and easy-to-understand articles) and my own personal experiences/advice. I seek to make complicated topics easy to understand, but I am no substitute for a doctor, therapist, or other qualified mental health professional.

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