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This was worth the extra time it took to color.

DV!Error and Avarice by @abrasive002

You can ask me as the creator or you can ask any of the Neurosistale characters. I am not opening asks for Specified!Neurosistale yet.

Some of the asks will be answered in comics. Most will not. It depends on the amount of time I have, and how important I feel it is for people to read.

Two reminders, 1) I suggest using Anonymous, especially for more personal subjects. I want people to realize they aren't alone and I was these characters to give comfort to my followers. 2) I am not a therapist.

Please remember, you are never alone.

I'll probably get killed for posting this but I'm going to anyway.

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Nmare drawn by me, Taffy was drawn by her creator

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Nightmare by Jokublog

Taffy by @mimi-ikfrea

Personal Oc of mine

I love her new design

Toriel: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Asgore: Bipolar Disorder

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Chara: Clinical Depression

Asriel: Schizophrenia

Frisk: N/A

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Sans: Addiction to Self-Injury

Papyrus: Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Grillby, Noelle, and Bear: Eating Disorders

Napstablook: Sleep Disorders

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Alphys: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Muffet: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

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Wingding: Victim of Child Abuse

River: Empath

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Undyne: Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)

Montee: Psychopathy

Mettaton: Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)

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Jakxon: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

Zach: Suicidal

Temmie: Dissociative Identification Disorder (DID)

_______: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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Toriel (OCD)

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Stereotypes:

It has to be clean

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Real:

Not everyone with OCD is a “clean freak”. While it’s true that some people obsess with it having to be clean, it’s possible to just like things clean without having OCD. It becomes OCD when it’s very repetitive and disrupts normal life.

A common obsession is washing and rewashing hands, or checking locks/switches multiple times in a room. Many, if not most, people with OCD know/believe their obsessions are really not something they should worry about a lot, but they have little control of it.

Not following through with their obsession can cause very deep panic and trouble.

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If you want to learn more:

What Is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

Depression and Anxiety Awareness Week

I didn't draw their halos because they are too close meaning they would overlap

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Chara: Clinical Depression

Papyrus: Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Neurosistale by me (JadaE)

Undertale by Toby Fox

Grillby, Noelle, Bear (Eating Disorders)

Bulimia

Stereotypes:

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(This is just something I’ve noticed in most illnesses/conditions, but I’m putting it here because I think about it most often with this) Most illnesses/conditions surface in teenagers and adolescents. Why? I’m sure hormones have to do with this, but as you reach adulthood, your parents are officially no longer in charge of keeping you fed and healthy. I think that’s why (more so with eating disorders) it happens around this age. Cause trust me, it’s hard to fast, diet, or binge eat when you have parents. Please don’t ask why I know that... So... That’s just what I’ve noticed. What do you think?

If you want to learn more:

Bulimia nervosa - Mayo Clinic

Recently I was reading YouTube comments on this video (by @psych2go). I found the comment above and had the urge to share it.

Everything has a down side. Lights create shadows. But Darkness must always bow to Light. Even in a pitch black room, a simple match forces the Darkness to give away. To leave.

LIGHT is always stronger than Darkness.