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fandomsecrets2014-03-22 03:44 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2014-03-22 03:44 pm
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Re: Fandom and Anxiety
They're not but they're also not the same thing in any respect. That's why I said knowledge could only help the anon and why I said that if they choose to be that person that helps then they should learn as much as they can. However, they need that confidence, wherever they get it, or all their knowledge will be useless to them.
I didn't even mention bullying in this last response. However, I don't think someone needs to know about another's mental health unless it will become a problem in the workplace. If it's a problem like asthma is? Maybe if the person chooses to. (You know, as long as it won't cause severe problems for themselves or others. If it does, okay.) But if it won't cause problems and they don't want to tell anyone? It's absolutely none of your business. And really, it's less about bullying and more about getting fired.