Shortly after their posting to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit, screenshots of this request for a "Mental Health" day have gone viral.

Woman Discovers Her MIL is the “Ghost” She's Been Hearing on Her Sleeping App Threatening Her Every Night Woman Thinks She Hears a Ghost on a Sleeping App Saying They Want to M*rder Her, Finds Out it's Her MIL

His TikToks educate viewers on plant care and the world of botany, but his boss didn't seem to like them…

Yikes.

AKA: Why people can feel like someone hates them if they don't get a text back right away. It's at least helpful in life to be able to put a name to a phenomenon most people have felt or witnessed. In this case it's the need for reassurance people can feel even when nothing wrong has actually really occurred. It's interesting, but also, take psychological insight from the internet with a grain of salt, because it's a big internet and everyone is different. For more psychological insight from th…

Lil boost

One common problem people often run into is a freezing kind of fear or complete lack of motivation when it comes to completing everyday tasks. It's easy to be discouraged when looking for a perfect solution, but being able to break those thinking habits can be crucial to doing the things you need to get done in your life. Here's a man's meaningful vulnerable thread about mental health.

RIP to a true legend.

It can be quite the rollercoaster.

He didn't hold back.

Spoken from the heart.

Absolutely vile.

She wasn't technically alone for the ride home.

A helpful exercise in working through invasive thought patterns.

May wholesomeness reign.

Nothing like chopping some wood to quiet the mind.