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The problem is that this kind of behaviour is a sign of an underlying mental illness. The victim's feeling that the situation was unlikely to escalate into vio
by JabavuAdams 11y ago
The problem is that this kind of behaviour is a sign of an underlying mental illness.
The victim's feeling that the situation was unlikely to escalate into violence may have no basis in reality.
Kind of like people who get all surprised when (not-quite-tamed) animals attack people.
I'd feel very uncomfortable with a loose end like this.
- prawn 11y agoAgree. I run a forum which inevitably attracts a few mentally unstable types. It is just not worth the risk of antagonising those people; best to carefully ignore and avoid having yourself becoming a significant identity in their lives. Never know when someone goes off the rails and you're someone they think of.