[ SECRET POST #3767 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3767 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[HBO's Silicon Valley]


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[Princess Nightmare]


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[Little Witch Academia]


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[Broadchurch, Mark Latimer]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If that were true, then nobody with depression could be held accountable for their actions. That's not the case, because depression might mean you're not in a great place to see what you're doing to the people around you, but it does NOT mean you're unable to control your own actions.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not saying "don't hold people accountable." I'm saying understand that actions during grief and depression don't automatically come from a place of being deliberately selfish. So saying "you're just being selfish!" is a denial of mental health issues and incredibly simple, childish way to view the world.

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DA

I don't think anon is saying "he's just being selfish." They're saying "he's being hugely selfish, among other things."

[(Anonymous)]

The secret doesn't say anything about him being deliberately selfish, nor does it deny the character's grief. To me, it seems to say that grief isn't a valid excuse for behaving selfishly, which is true.

[(Anonymous)]

Selfishness is inherently deliberate, imo.

[(Anonymous)]

Not... really, though? For instance, little kids are selfish, but it's not deliberate - it's because they haven't developed a sense of empathy yet. It's entirely possible to be selfish without even being aware of it.