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Pray tell, why isn't that normal? And why are you qualified to decide what is, or isn't, normal?
by Tharkun 9y ago
Pray tell, why isn't that normal? And why are you qualified to decide what is, or isn't, normal?
- monk_e_boy 9y agoIf his response was normal there would be no telephones because no one would use them. Hence he is not normal, he is unusual. Different. I get to decide because i am human and humans make assessments about things and people.
- DanBC 9y ago> Recently, when I was at mum’s alone, the house phone rang. I didn’t answer it. It rang again immediately. I didn’t answer it. It rang again immediately. I stood over it, willing it to stop, palms sweating. Sweating palms is a fear response. It's adrenaline and fight / flight. It's pathological, it interferes with his day to day life, and he deserves safe effective evidence based treatment.