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Rule 34
No, but you're missing out. Psycho chicks are crazy in the sack.And I don't feel an ounce of sympathy. Is that bad?
No, but you're missing out. Psycho chicks are crazy in the sack.
Just keep them away from sharp objects. And trim their nails.
Well, the big thing is, institutionalized for WHAT?
If it's something like schizophrenia, then I wouldn't blame you for not having any sympathy. Her fault for not getting those voices in her head checked out sooner. Catch schizophrenia early enough, and you can live a perfectly normal life.
If it's something like anxiety, then I wouldn't blame you for not having any sympathy, because that means she's a self centered prick who needs to suck it up and learn how to deal with it via counseling. ATTENTION WHORE MUCH?
Well, actually, I don't think there's any reason to sympathize with her. If a mental illness is so bad that you need to be institutionalized, then that means that you'd need meds. If it's so severe that you'd need meds, then you'd have probably noticed the illness BEFORE institutionalization. If you didn't decide to go to a doctor when you started hearing voices in your head, thought you were the anti-christ, or saw faces in the wallpaper, then you're a lazy shitbag.
I'm sorry if that offends you, but that is one of the most ignorant opinions on mental illness I've ever read. Actually, I'm not sorry.
I was saing MAYBE might have had sexual relations that went sour and she cat scratched his nads like that chick in that one thread/article. Or maybe she did something else that was nasty.He just said he didn't go out with her, foo's.
He just said ALMOST.
Well granted, things like schizophrenia might/will seem perfectly normal to the sufferer, but if you have severe bouts of depersonalization, or are bipolar, and don't notice that SOMETHING is wrong, then really, WTF.
Although I will say that my previous post was rather overly harsh.
Well granted, things like schizophrenia might/will seem perfectly normal to the sufferer, but if you have severe bouts of depersonalization, or are bipolar, and don't notice that SOMETHING is wrong, then really, WTF.
Although I will say that my previous post was rather overly harsh.
I find it sad how little people actually know about mental illnesses. People with them suffer enough without the stigma attached to them.
Please try to educate yourself on the subject before judging someone so harshly.
Really, there are many reasons people don't seek help for their mental illness. Embarressment, for one. Would you want to admit your mentally ill? You might say "as long as I can get help" but very few people afflicted with mental illness especially with a somewhat non-relatable disorder like schizophrenia would admit it. Denial is another one.
I could continue the list, but I think you get the picture.
You say some of the most inappropriate things I've ever read.Well, the big thing is, institutionalized for WHAT?
If it's something like schizophrenia, then I wouldn't blame you for not having any sympathy. Her fault for not getting those voices in her head checked out sooner. Catch schizophrenia early enough, and you can live a perfectly normal life.
If it's something like anxiety, then I wouldn't blame you for not having any sympathy, because that means she's a self centered prick who needs to suck it up and learn how to deal with it via counseling. ATTENTION WHORE MUCH?
Well, actually, I don't think there's any reason to sympathize with her. If a mental illness is so bad that you need to be institutionalized, then that means that you'd need meds. If it's so severe that you'd need meds, then you'd have probably noticed the illness BEFORE institutionalization. If you didn't decide to go to a doctor when you started hearing voices in your head, thought you were the anti-christ, or saw faces in the wallpaper, then you're a lazy shitbag.
You say some of the most inappropriate things I've ever read.
If you had any freinds you'd know you don't say that sort of stuff because it takes one person to have a friend./family member with mental illness and you get a nice fat punch to the head.
And you could really do with understanding the meaning behind "I think therefore I am".
It means that if you had gone out with her, you wouldn't have wanted to go on a second date.
Well, the big thing is, institutionalized for WHAT?
If it's something like schizophrenia, then I wouldn't blame you for not having any sympathy. Her fault for not getting those voices in her head checked out sooner. Catch schizophrenia early enough, and you can live a perfectly normal life.
If it's something like anxiety, then I wouldn't blame you for not having any sympathy, because that means she's a self centered prick who needs to suck it up and learn how to deal with it via counseling. ATTENTION WHORE MUCH?
Well, actually, I don't think there's any reason to sympathize with her. If a mental illness is so bad that you need to be institutionalized, then that means that you'd need meds. If it's so severe that you'd need meds, then you'd have probably noticed the illness BEFORE institutionalization. If you didn't decide to go to a doctor when you started hearing voices in your head, thought you were the anti-christ, or saw faces in the wallpaper, then you're a lazy shitbag.
Yeah..... I don't care.
Mental illness isn't a disability.
I used to have some severe depersonalization. I dunno how you'd not notice that something was wrong.
I realize that manic depressives and schizophrenics wouldn't realize that something was out of the norm, but I've talked it up with people that are depressive, have anxiety disorders...
Oh **** it. I didn't mean to get people worked up with my previous post, and i'm sorry if I seemed insulting or ignorant. I suppose I was mainly trying to say, there are all these people out there that whine about being depressive/having stress disorders/general mood disorders/attention disorders/some sort of mental disorder, but don't ever figure "HEY, WHY NOT GO TO A DOCTOR?" or "hmm, maybe I might DO SOMETHIHNG to HELP my mental state, besides PUMPING MYSELF FULL OF TEMPORARILY SUPRESSING DRUGS?", and ended up coming off as an ass
I dunno about you guys, but i've found ALLOT of people like the above.
I've had some severe moments, where I was sitting in the corner, crying, shaking, screaming, and just freaking out, because I couldn't tell if I really existed, and I tell you that in a situation that severe, the first thing that came to my mind was "Get help", bypassing any sort of social boundaries.
The above is just a statement, nothing more...