This is not a good thing.
It shows people it's okay to misgender someone you don't like
It won't feel bad for him. For him it's a joke that doesn't do any harm. For trans people getting misgendered is life and can deeply hurt
That's way to low of a dose for hallucinations.
Start with 300mg XR and up the dose of necessary
Taking away (extreme) wealth. There's no reason one person should have that much. There's countless better ways to use that money/wealth than for one persons extravagant lifestyle. And even if they don't have an extravagant lifestyle, what are they gonna do with it? Doubt they will build infrastructure out of good will with it.
Yes.
From my perspective in Germany:
Parking garages are expensive compared to lots.
The mall probably also is in bumfuck nowhwre, meaning Therese bear unlimited space for other shops and their own parking lots
So, after 9 1/2 hours of working In a kitchen I was on my way home. I took off my shoes and socks because my feet hurt.
I get on the tram. A few seats next to me a woman sat, loudly talking on the phone.
The call ends and she sees me, being Barefoot. She starts loudly berating me for my disgusting toe nails, and the dirt under my nails etc. At this point I notice that she seems off somehow. Other people start chiming in that my feet are fine and that she should mind her own business. This continues for another 5 minutes, I'm making snarky remarks. I honestly didn't care about her, just being tired after 13 hours awake. Some other things she said:
typical German thing, Turks and Arabs would never do that (she was of Turkish origin).
The hairs on my feet are disgusting.
Ithe other passenger start exiting the tram, it's just us two now basically. I put on my headphones completely ignoring her. She stands up and sits directly in front of me. I take off my headphones.
I ask her if she has bipolar disorder. She asks me if I doe. I say yes. She says she has it too. I say that she seems manic. She agrees. She nearly starts crying and apologizing . I say it's fine, because I realized early on and that I know she didn't mean to harrass me, I can relate.
We talk a bit about bipolar stuff. I tell her I just came from work and my feet hurt, that she's right I should cut my toe nails. She asks me what I work, I tell her I work in a kitchen In a refugee camp.
She starts crying and apologizing again. We exchange names and I have to get off the tram. Once outside I wondered wtf just happened.
That's my very weird random story I experienced on Saturday.
Have you ever randomly met other manic people? It
I've learned a lot over the 7 years I was on reddit actively.
I feel like I know every random thing about the USA and it's cultural aspects etc. So much so that when I talk to someone from the USA I I know all things necessary to seem like I'm from the USA too.
A nuanced view about all things that can happen when you take drugs, general dosages with their effects (which is more nuanced than just looking at psychonautwiki or comparable)
Learned to have a better sense of empathy for difficult things for others that aren't difficult for me
Learned to know when to disengage a conversation when the other person is acting in Bad faith
If you decide that the better option is to get a new wardrobe, it’s hypomania.
If you act on it instantaneously, and spend every last cent you have on the fanciest things you find, it's mania.
If you then see an ad advertising the new sand and clams burger from McSandals, believing it is a message sent directly to you from big Air Conditioning, giving you secret instructions to take out a loan and take the next flight to Hawaii to taste their sand, screening it for spiritual impurities to report back to big AC to ultimately save the world from an upcoming Sandaliens invasion, it's psychotic mania
Done at 4am when hypomanic, right after a depressive episode ended
Gonna be my last post for today. Trying to get some content and discussion going :)
Most can't even comprehend what living without capitalism would be like. They can't comprehend montivations not shaped by capitalist ideas that gave been indoctrinated their whole life.
Your caregivers created a broken person.
I'm sry, but I've been to lots of psych wards in Germany, and none were anywhere near this restricting, and there weren't many incidents.
Patients attack you cause your system treats them like convicts. Treat them like a human and they will react way better