[ SECRET POST #2643 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2643 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Jeez OP, could you have made this any harder to read? I know you may be really panicky right now, but that doesn't excuse asking for help in a way that makes it very hard to read and understand what exactly your problem is.

So from what I can tell, maybe you should tell your therapist about how he's acting, and if he continues to act that way maybe you should seek out a different therapist. Also, how does this connect to having a relative over, did something bad happen with you and the relative and that's why your seeing a therapist and why you are not eating dinner? And I have no idea what is with your other family members: So they know something is wrong with this relative but they are still acting like nothing happened and will judge you for having a reaction to this bad thing? I really don't get that part.

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[(Anonymous)]

Panicking does actually excuse asking for help in a way that's hard for other people to understand. IRL or online.

Whether people want to take the effort to understand a stranger on the internet is up to them.

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NAYRT

Except that this style of posting is an affectation: look at how agitated I am, I can't even punctuate.

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1st anon who replied

Eh, maybe. I gave OP the benefit of the doubt. I think your agitator above (they struck upthread as well) is just trying for SJW brownie points. Without, I note, actually offering a solution to OP, which all of us have at least tried to.

SJWs = all vitriol, no actual activism. When the rubber meets the road, they are a blight on the Internet.