// I can’t smile anymore, it hurts now. I can’t smile in front of the mirror without crying a little.//
What exactly makes you cry? And what crosses your mind when you try to smile? @maxwell121415
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Unfortunately I don’t. I’ll try to get through this. Who knows..

ah alright, so i guess it’s just one or the other then? doesn’t sound like you’ve got much of a choice or control :/

My family doctor is pro-military and in order to avoid service I have to get an appointment from the psychiatrist. Which will have a negative effect on my future life in the country.

it’s really difficult to say since i’m also not familiar with your country’s laws and policies, can’t you get a referral from your doctors? (meaning your doctor advises you to not have to go through military service)

You’re right. Now I talked to both the military psychiatrist and psychologist. They advised taking medication. Medication only eliminates the symptoms. It’s necessary to eliminate the reason, the source for the […]

no, that’s why it’s the government’s responsibility to provide support for veterans with ptsd, though some countries can be really slack with that, it’s disappointing and sad to hear really..

You should learn accepting criticism. If it comes from the right people and the right way, it can help you grow as a person. Try making the switch in your brain to try and accept it a bit. And don’t worry if it takes time.