THIS SERVER lets people BOX and bans YOU when you complain

[modenkane]

Thats the problem with the internet laugh at one bad joke and everyone thinks thats the new standard for clever..

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[Digits]

I fail to see where anyone here has helped the situation. It is clear that he has some sorta of mental illness. I would give him a message myself but I'm not too good in the field of psychology or any field. From my own experience with bipolar disorder I can tell you that seeing the problem can only come from the person with it. You can give them clues to what the problem is and sorta guide them in the right direction. When he finally sees that he has a problem then he'll be able to get proper care from say a psychiatrist/psychologist and probably start trials on medication. Medication can really help too. I've been on a regiment for many years now that has placed me in a stable condition.

So instead of bashing the guy like crazy maybe say like "hey you should maybe see a psychologist cuz i think you might have a problem."

P.S. Mental health care sucks in the USA

[jarshale]

Originally Posted by Digits [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I fail to see where anyone here has helped the situation. It is clear that he has some sorta of mental illness. I would give him a message myself but I'm not too good in the field of psychology or any field. From my own experience with bipolar disorder I can tell you that seeing the problem can only come from the person with it. You can give them clues to what the problem is and sorta guide them in the right direction. When he finally sees that he has a problem then he'll be able to get proper care from say a psychiatrist/psychologist and probably start trials on medication. Medication can really help too. I've been on a regiment for many years now that has placed me in a stable condition.

So instead of bashing the guy like crazy maybe say like "hey you should maybe see a psychologist cuz i think you might have a problem."

P.S. Mental health care sucks in the USA

dont listen to this guy moden he's working for the boxers and gms

[B4EQWASCOOL]

Originally Posted by jarshale [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

dont listen to this guy moden he's working for the boxers and gms

Laughed hard...

[Kushie]

I like how he hand types a signature on every response.


PS Modenkane has been boxing so hard he crashed the service, twice. He also found farming exploits. Modenkane is a hacker.

[Kushie]

Wow I suck at typing. He crashed the server and was found. Fuck my RnF street creds are now null and void.

[loramin]

Originally Posted by Digits [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So instead of bashing the guy like crazy maybe say like "hey you should maybe see a psychologist cuz i think you might have a problem."

I did just that, a few times in this thread. I even linked a page with helpful information.

But the fundamental problem (as you alluded to) is that a crazy person doesn't think they are crazy. For us bipolars (who have friends), the solution is to hear from trusted friends "hey, you need to go to the hospital". Even if we're crazy, and think we're perfectly sane, if enough friends say something we have a decent chance of listening and getting help.

Unfortunately schizophrenics tend to be solitary, and what friends they find tend to be people who take advantage of them. They certainly don't trust doctors or the "evil" people on the internet that are part of their delusions. I know this well because my brother is schizophrenic, and even though I have tried damn near everything to convince him to get help, it hasn't worked.

So yeah, it'd be nice if we could somehow help the crazy guy. But we really can't: he won't believe any of us when we tell him he's crazy. So /shrug might as well bust out the popcorn and have fun.

[jarshale]

making fun of the mentally ill is the RnF way

[CodyF86]

You know it's either one of two things. He's either just trollin' and having a good laugh on the other side of the keyboard...which is cool...we all are.

...or...

He really does have a mental illness, which I've had to deal with that from multiple sides of my family and it sucks and is sad, but at the same time I think we're all leaning toward the he's trollin hard in character.

If he asked for help we would provide it. People have already asked him, Since that seems like it's not going to happen...it's easier to think / hope he's just trollin' hard, which he's doing a good job if he is.

[Digits]

Originally Posted by loramin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I did just that, a few times in this thread. I even linked a page with helpful information.

But the fundamental problem (as you alluded to) is that a crazy person doesn't think they are crazy. For us bipolars (who have friends), the solution is to hear from trusted friends "hey, you need to go to the hospital". Even if we're crazy, and think we're perfectly sane, if enough friends say something we have a decent chance of listening and getting help.

Unfortunately schizophrenics tend to be solitary, and what friends they find tend to be people who take advantage of them. They certainly don't trust doctors or the "evil" people on the internet that are part of their delusions. I know this well because my brother is schizophrenic, and even though I have tried damn near everything to convince him to get help, it hasn't worked.

So yeah, it'd be nice if we could somehow help the crazy guy. But we really can't: he won't believe any of us when we tell him he's crazy. So /shrug might as well bust out the popcorn and have fun.

It doesn't really have to be a trusted friend that tells him maybe just hearing it a few times from different people will clue him in. I myself did hear it from a online friend, not a close friend, but still someone I had talked to before.

I forget the percentage but I believe it's a majority of the homeless is the USA are schizophrenic. It's from exactly what you said that people who don't take treatment or can not afford to.