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An incident happened in town - was I in the wrong?
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Your problem is in most situations you are to blame. As innocent as your recollection sounds after the incident with you cousin and based on my own experiences of shop workers -not- standing in my way, I'm guessing you just nudged her out the way because you didn't like her or some other thing.
Though if you are trolling you're doing a good impression of a psychotic.
Seriously, if you can't see that then I don't see how just keeping this open for people to get angry with you is going to help.
You obviously have huge issues with anger or violence based on your previous thread and it's something you need to look into dealing with.
But, really, if you want to avoid this thread being closed then I'd suggest please trying to reply in more detail to what people are saying.
Oh and there are plenty of other threads here people could reply to, rather than winding each other up.
You rule Jim. :flirt:
Why do you think that? I already said that I had politely asked her to step aside and she ignored me. I assumed she was trying to spite me or something so I nudged her.
By what standard? I think mental ill health is only applicable if a person suffers from emotional distress. Other than that, it's just opinion and not medical fact.
I don't have any issues with anger. I do get angry sometimes but not unhealthily so. All I know to be normal is to be on the same mental level as everybody else and I'm getting there.
Really, I've seen and spoken to many, many people with very serious mental health problems and looking in from the outside, even if they aren't in any distress, it's often very clear when someone is unwell. To be honest one of the first things that happens when someone is becoming very unwell is they can lose their ability to judge or recognise the problems in their own behaviour.
Thinking you are healthy or well doesn't mean you always are.
Untrue.
Last year, I was having some serious problems. Most of the time I acted as thoug there was nothing wrong. (because it was easier than people asking questions)
How many people do you know with *serious* mental illnesses? Because I know plenty and I'm telling you know that you are so disgustingly wrong it's almost offensive.
How am I wrong? Who cares if a person has delusions, for example? If the delusions don't affect his/her quality of life, then there is no reason why they should be treated.
The fact that it causes emotional distress though, does not mean that they have to constantly actively display it. In fact most people will try and hide it to prevent having to tell people what's wrong.
Do you have to wear two hats ? Because you're fucking two faced.
Just enough to break someone's nose, you're an idiot.
How?
this is so ridiculously wrong on so many levels its actually not worth going into. i think we should all be 'the bigger people' and just ignore ilipint's threads from now on. for our own sanity. you have such a warped veiw of life i find it shocking.
To blaming everyone but herself for issues, its quite a subtle but major change.
Why is it wrong? Psychiatry is just personal belief anyhow and no objective medical judgement.
I don't blame anybody.
Bullshit. If you think diagnosing people with something like schizophrenia is a personal belief of a psychiatrist then you're a fool. There are plenty of objective medical tests that can be carried to diagnose and treat a wide variety of mental illnesses.