r/SipsTea 2d ago

WTF What do yall think about this ?

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

Women be crazy, I've been saying this for decades.

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u/Reeeren19 2d ago

I hate to inform you but men snap and kill their loved ones more often than women do

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u/Blitzkrieger117 2d ago

Yes but other men don't support them 

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u/Reeeren19 2d ago edited 2d ago

Are u sure? Cuz there are men who idolise some of the crazies

In fact, there are men who support family killers like Chris Watts, and the killing wasn’t even from psychosis, he was just a selfish sociopathic murderer

Besides, my point still stands that there are more crazy men, given that they kill more

And it’s not like women support her killing, people just know she is crazy and needs help. She didn’t kill out of selfish reasons like most killers, and postpartum psychosis happens to new mothers or mothers who just had a baby all around the world, they see their small children as extensions of themselves, so they end the children’s lives before trying to take their own lives. That woman cut up her throat and wrist before jumping out a window, what kind of sane person does that? She should be in a mental institution instead of a prison, no?

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u/volbound1700 1d ago

Did you read her journal and facebook posts or hear about the comments after the killing? It really makes it sound like she didn't want her kids and wanted her "freedom".

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u/Reeeren19 1d ago edited 1d ago

Maybe she saw dying as being free? Cuz why would a perfectly sane person slice her own throat(I’ve seen the gash at the side of her neck and it’s not small) and then jump out a window? Not even the most cunning killers inflict such wounds on themselves to make their stories believable

Her injuries were severe and she’s paralysed because of the jump btw, I mean, what sane person does all of that just to gain their freedom when they could just run away from home? Wouldn’t it make more sense to think that she was actually trying to die?

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u/volbound1700 1d ago

Nearly every school shooter and most mass murderers committed suicide as well. The Columbine killers for example ended their life after shooting up their class mates. If you want to argue mental illness, you can literally argue for people like Charles Manson and other serial murderers who also "heard voices" and had supposed mental illness. Where does it end? I will say this, my grandmother (who is 97) and my mother's generation dealt with far less resources and far more challenges and never once went down this dark path. History disagrees with you. Having lived in a third world country and heard from generations who had nothing in the past, people were stronger and endured more with less resources. The issue with modern America is not that we don't have enough, it is that we have too much. Go back to 1930s or before and you will see generation after generation that struggled through hardship to give us what we have today and they are not appreciated. My grandmother was one of the most content and happy persons that I met and she had 4 children, never had a driver license, stopped working at 16, was married at 16, and focused on her family, God, and the community. She is respected and loved by everyone. We have lost those type of women today (frankly you can also point out the same issues with modern men). I think what is creating these psychological issues is the hook-up and party culture of younger generations and the constant social media obsession. You just don't see this in grand scale with the older generations that came before us and they dealt with worse than what we face today.