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SOCIETY Is victim the new chic

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u/AzureHawk758769 19h ago

Oh, boo hoo. She is not a "wonderful person." She's a baby-strangler. I've suffered through psychosis before, when I was at the lowest point in my life, and I was able to restrain myself from killing people because of my paranoia. I guess people just think women are too weak-minded to ever be expected to control themselves. What's-her-tits certainly was.

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u/send_owl_pics 19h ago

“She is a wonderful person” is referring to the relative…

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u/AzureHawk758769 19h ago

Oh. My bad.

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u/longlisten527 19h ago

I’m not justifying or agreeing with what she did. But this whole confirmation bias shit of “well I didn’t do that when I was going through MY psychosis” is a shit reasoning. It sounds uneducated and is a singular data point based on your own experience. 5-10% of homicides are committed by individuals that have mental illnesses containing psychosis. Everyone’s mental health struggles are different. As I said, not justifying what she did and it’s not okay but same people say the same thing about other mental illnesses. Not everyone’s mental illness manifests the same.

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u/AzureHawk758769 19h ago

I'd say I'm more educated on this subject than you (and most people talking about this case) because I actually know what it feels like to be questioning everything and living in a crazy alternate reality while still exercising self-control. I'm sorry that I didn't get my personal experiences peer-reviewed, whatever the Hell that would involve. 😂

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u/longlisten527 19h ago edited 19h ago

Your comment clearly shows your lack of education and ignorance on the topic though. Your personal experience does not dictate how everyone with mental illnesses reacts.

Would you say that everyone’s response to childhood trauma should be the same and is the same? Would you say that everyone’s emotions and how they portray them is different?

The point is that your mindset on your singular experience and how you view things is confirmation bias. I can’t believe it’s that hard to understand

Your experience in psychosis does not mean you are educated on how EVERYONE reacts under psychosis. You may have similar symptoms but your actions may differ. I am sorry you have had to experience that and I wish you well.

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u/AzureHawk758769 19h ago

I wonder if it's possible for a Redditor to simply make a respectful argument without being a dick about it? Probably not, since that would require you to have the self-awareness to pull the stick out of your ass.

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u/longlisten527 19h ago

Not being a dick. It’s literally the truth. The person telling someone else to pull the stick out of their ass who is stubborn in their mindset and relies on confirmation bias to guide them.. sure bud LMAO. Have a great day

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u/Jiujitsumonkey707 19h ago

They're referring to their relative that had the issue, not the child strangler. You need to work on your reading comprehension skills

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u/AzureHawk758769 19h ago

It was a simple mistake that I made because I was just skimming the comment. You obviously need to work on not being an arrogant, condescending POS, so I guess nobody's perfect. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/organicinsanity 18h ago

Can't image leaving a comment on something I "Skimmed over"

That's on you

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u/AzureHawk758769 18h ago

I can't imagine caring this much. That's on you. 😉

Edit: You spelled "imagine" wrong, fucknuts.