[ SECRET POST #2610 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2610 ⌋

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

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02.
[Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies]


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03.
[Twin Peaks]


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04.
[DC Comics, Strix and Batgirl]


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05.
[my mad fat diary]


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06.
[Sekai Seifuku]


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07.
[Lindsey Stirling]


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08.
[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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09.
[Attack on Titan]


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10.
[How to Train Your Dragon]


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11.
[Figure Skating]


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12.
[A Wild Endeavour]


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13.
[American Horror Story]


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14.
[The Americans]

















Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 061 secrets from Secret Submission Post #372.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I personally consider it worse than being suicidal. And I was suicidal. I'd still consider being committed worse. I'm basing it on two very concrete examples of friends, and my own experience of very closely avoiding it.

[(Anonymous)]

If we're talking about long-term: yes. There are worse things than death, losing your freedom and control over your own life is something I consider worse than death.

The thought of being supervised for 24/7 ALONE is bad enough.

[(Anonymous)]

The typical situation is: you are in crisis, they put you into a facility until you are no longer in crisis, and then explore outpatient options. Long-term commitment isn't on the table unless you're so messed up no meds or therapy can keep you on your feet without being a danger to someone. In which case, sorry, that's where you need to be, and if you feel like your freedom is worth the possibility of causing grievous harm to others, I wonder about you.

[(Anonymous)]

So what if I do not want to take medication? What if I do not want to see a therapist?

Also, fun fact: I was wrongfully diagnosed with psychosis.

Yup, staying the hell away from shrinks.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not talking about the OP.

I'm not even talking about me specifically (though yes, I've refused certain drugs, but not therapy at that point).

But you didn't answer the question. What would happen if I refused?

[(Anonymous)]

I knew someone like ayrt years ago. One of the scariest, most manipulative people I've ever met. Being rid of that was one of the best parts of finally moving.

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, I'm literally Hitler. Also Stalin and Pol Pot. With a cherry on top.

[(Anonymous)]

And down to the willful simplifications used to bully us into siding with them. Please get help. Real help, not cutting yourself.

[(Anonymous)]

No, thanks. Never setting foot there again.

And I stopped cutting years ago on my own. No thanks to the profession of psychiatry.

[(Anonymous)]

So is that what you do? When lots of people strongly disagree with you, you run away?

[(Anonymous)]

I started over once, almost 15 years again ago, and it was the best thing I even did for my well-being.

As for now, how exactly am I running away? I strongly disagree, but I'm still here, and will continue to be so.

If people do not like the way I live my life they are free not to be part of my life.

[feotakahari]

On the one side: someone who needed help and was hurt, and who had two friends who were also hurt.

On the other side: someone who needed help and was helped, and who then made a career out of helping other people, apparently with a lot of success stories.

I'm inclined to trust the numbers.

[(Anonymous)]

How do you know they were wrong?

[(Anonymous)]

Because other things came to light later on that would prove otherwise.

But hey, better lock your door anyway. I might be dangerous. ~twilight zone music~

[(Anonymous)]

Shrinks are ivol guise!

Dei pretend to help u but dei want to involuntary commit u just for fun.

[(Anonymous)]

Sadly, there's nothing funny about it.