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CantSt0pPoppin has removed a thread by nutandcross - Help with information regarding willful end of life
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - > Dude, not every conversation needs to be about privilege....
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - A person going through trauma and a perfectly healthy person DO share some similarities too and struggle with some similar issues, like the uncertainty of the future....
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - Not so long ago, a guy in NY metro was strangled to death, because he was perceived as a menace to the public. Apparently he had mental issues as well....
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - > I am not ashamed...
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - …all while having an army of supporters. And money. There’s no waltzing around this fact, dude....
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - The struggle of the person who can’t do much or anything about the trauma is massively bigger than that of the person who has the access to meds, specialists, groups comforting them, and who doesn’t have to worry about food and shelter....
ZenGrammy has removed a comment by jesterraiin - > Trauma is Trauma....
ZenGrammy has removed a thread by ickplant - Self-care: Back to basics
clueless_stoner has removed a comment by BornVolcano - “Dealt with permanently”? What is this supposed to mean? How exactly is it even relevant?
clueless_stoner has removed a comment by BornVolcano - It’s an internet subculture that is built around this take, and will often discredit or even attack people who challenge it. I’ve been explaining it to some of my therapists in hopes that they can learn what to look out for, and steer any future clients away from that direction. Getting wrapped...
clueless_stoner has removed a comment by BornVolcano - That’s honestly just imaginary friends. Which is okay, and not shameful. Your experiences are still yours. But that’s what it is.
clueless_stoner has removed a comment by BornVolcano - It can be real to you, yeah, but the bottom line is there is no such thing as “people in your head”. Even medical experiences with complex dissociation (also known as DID and OSDD) recognize all parts as parts of the self, individual aspects of a collective self with personal senses of identity....
clueless_stoner has removed a comment by BornVolcano - If you feel that way, then that’s your experience. You may have a distinct identity, you may identify as having a creator in this instance. But this is still defined as imaginative play. I’m just using direct psychiatric labels here....
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