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メンヘラ (めんへら, menhera) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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Don't confuse with メンヘラ describes a real person perceived as emotionally unstable, while ヤンデレ is a fictional character trope combining romantic obsession with violent or unhinged behavior.
メンタル is a neutral word for one's mental state or mindset, while メンヘラ is a derogatory slang label for a person seen as mentally unstable.
Written forms メンヘラ
Most common spelling; derived from 'mental health'.
メンヘラー
Variant spelling with a long final vowel, less common.
Etymology Derived from 'mental health' (メンタルヘルス), shortened and altered to メンヘラ. The exact process is uncertain, but it emerged as internet slang.
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She calls herself a mental case.
After her boyfriend dumped her, she became an emotional wreck.
