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⌈ Secret Post #3027 ⌋

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[fscom]

06. http://i.imgur.com/uNOnNo2.png

[(Anonymous)]

WINNING!

[kallanda_lee]

BI-WINNING

[(Anonymous)]

EPIC WINNING!

[(Anonymous)]

What exactly is a mental breakdown though? I use this term sometimes myself, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right.

It is a basic question, but if anyone has a good link where I might read more about this, I'd be grateful.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not a precise medical term, could apply to many things.

In Sheen's case, the thing five years ago where he ranted about having tiger blood, absolutely reads manic or psychotic to someone with mental health background. Shitty of media to make him laughing stock over that (whether drug-related or not).

I know nothing about him as a person, so whether or not he's a shit is a different matter.

[(Anonymous)]

He's a shit. Iirc, he's had multiple past partners come forward with him having abused or otherwise mistreated them.

[(Anonymous)]

Mental breakdowns are serious, but being a complete asshole to other people DOES get you laughed at, and mental illness is not a license to be an asshole.

[(Anonymous)]

Should people having delusions of grandeur be laughed at for it?

[(Anonymous)]

Are they treating other people like shit because of their delusions? Then yes.

[(Anonymous)]

ia.

Obviously people need to be sensitive to mental health issues but the damage you cause is still the damage you cause and you don't get to not be held accountable for it.

[(Anonymous)]

Neither is raping and abusing porn actresses and prostitutes.

He's still alive which is more than he deserves.

[(Anonymous)]

Society may be better off of he was dead. But that don't meen he deserves to die, and even if he does, he can't deserve to suffer a psychotic episode. You can't either.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't read gossip sites so IDK anything about this. If true he can go to hell. Not what media has made fun of him for though (and not something someone should be made fun of for, something someone should go to prison/hell for).

[(Anonymous)]

If he did this, his victims deserve justice, which involves him being convicted of it and serving a sentence in prison, or if he was too ill at the time to be held capable of having intent, a psychiatric institution, where people have fewer rights than in prison and serve more years on average, so is not "getting off light" as is popularly thought.

[(Anonymous)]

He's an abusive piece of shit.

[(Anonymous)]

He's rich enough to get help if he asks for it.

[(Anonymous)]

It's very sad he's obviously not a well person, but unlike a lot of mentally ill people, he has a ridiculous amount of money and a loving family who supports him. If he chooses to not take his medication or get help when he has so many advantages and resources, then my sympathy for him is very limited.

[(Anonymous)]

Partly I agree with this, but it's also not so simple. People can take their medication and still have periods of being extremely unwell, and once you ARE that unwell you don't know or believe you need help. This is one of the problems of mental illness.

He's in a way better position than majority of people with mental illness but that doesn't change the nature of mental illness as a problem.

[(Anonymous)]

I have some amazing support, and I still relapse more often than I'd like.

The clue is in "ill"; you may have more advantages and options if you have good finance and support, but that in and of itself doesn't mean you'll automatically recover and never suffer any symptoms again. If anything, the pressure and guilt that kind of assumption places on mental health sufferers ("You're rich/successful/pretty/have a great family, how can you have something like that?") is extremely unhelpful.

[(Anonymous)]

I won't say he deserves it - but I'm hard pressed to feel sympathy for anyone with his past of abuse and violence against women.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like I'm missing the part where there was some official pronunciation about mental illness in his case. If there was not, then I think it's a toss up between legit mental illness, and fried-my-brains-because-too-much-drugs.

Obviously hard to tell the difference from where we're sitting in the cheap seats, but I wouldn't automatically give him a pass for his behaviour because "mental illness".

[(Anonymous)]

Is he actually mentally ill? I kind of saw his whole 'WINNING' thing as some poor attempt at trolling people who hated him, or a really bad attempt at getting in on the joke that he was a little off.

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[(Anonymous)]

Image: Charlie Sheen

Text: I’m still feeling sorry for Charlie Sheen

mental breakdowns are no joke

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think he had a mental breakdown. That was just Charlie being Charlie, sadly!