02 Dec 08
Originally posted by Raven69"Sanity is a treatable condition…with psychiatric help, involuntary hospitalization, the extensive use of restraints, neuroleptic drugs, ECT, and the guidance of NAMI, Sanity can be fully and permanently overcome. It happens every day."
Noted. 🙂
I have a reoccurring nightmare that I end up in an asylum and get treated badly, but no one believes me because they all think I'm crazy.
-Shoshanna Moser
02 Dec 08
Originally posted by Hand of HecateGeorge.
It's imperative that you find out where their next outing is and screw with them. Phone in a bomb threat. Vanadalize your friends apartment/house while he's out. Pay a bouncer to toss one of them from the club. Hire a mime to stalk them.
What you don't know about me:
If I could do anything I'd have gone into art/design/architecture instead of Engineering. My middle name is George, I hate it.
What's weird is not only does he fear the simple "get together" situation (like for coffee or drinks or family occasions) or the work routine, he has, at times, felt terrible paranoia that someone might attack him. He knows it's not rational. He knows it won't happen. He gets moody and short-tempered during family events because it actually ANGERS him to have to cope with social situations. He suffers from extremes. It's sad, but he's working on it.
02 Dec 08
Originally posted by SunburntYou need to hire someone to tazer him in the street.
George.
What's weird is not only does he fear the simple "get together" situation (like for coffee or drinks or family occasions) or the work routine, he has, at times, felt terrible paranoia that someone might attack him. He knows it's not rational. He knows it won't happen. He gets moody and short-tempered during family events because it actually ANGE ...[text shortened]... cope with social situations. He suffers from extremes. It's sad, but he's working on it.
