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Mental health issues don't allow for rational thinking. Victims of mental illness may also feel emotional pain in ways that non-sufferers cannot comprehend. I h

Mental health issues don't allow for rational thinking. Victims of mental illness may also feel emotional pain in ways that non-sufferers cannot comprehend. I have always had a "tough guy" mentality toward my feelings. I suppress them. I think when others know who I am or how I think it's a weakness in business. Some leaders think its helpful. Either way, I don't feel emotional pain the same way others feel it. How do I know this? I've been around someone close to me who suffers from mental illness for most of my life. This is someone who can feel words in ways that most people feel getting shot. That person has been bed ridden for months because of something that was said to them years ago. They didn't choose to feel that way. They have tried therapy and drugs but to no avail so far. They wish they didn't feel that way but they do. Criticizing this persons work, car, reactions, clothes, etc... will cause a massive disruption in their life. If their information was leaked I can tell you they would seriously contemplate suicide over the public awareness. I hope the people who released this rot in hell for what they did. They took some of the most vulnerable people and quite likely will cause them to snap causing that mental pain to release into others lives. Innocent people will suffer because of this data breach.

burade 6y ago
>They didn't choose to feel that way. They weren't born that way either. I guarantee you there has been some massive childhood/adolescence trauma in this person's life. If this person is a woman, then it's veeeery easy to understand why she feels this way.
- djeiasbsbo 6y ago
  I don't know you but my assumption is that this is but an assumption on your part. Mental illness often results in irrational behaviour, which then often leads to wrong or inaccurate conclusions by the people around a patient, so professional help is very important. That is exactly why this "hijack" is so bad, professional psychotherapists who have studied their field are rare but needed to properly diagnose patients like this. Hackers (and self-proclaimed diagnosers) only make their profession even harder.

burade 6y ago

>They didn't choose to feel that way. They weren't born that way either. I guarantee you there has been some massive childhood/adolescence trauma in this person's life. If this person is a woman, then it's veeeery easy to understand why she feels this way.

djeiasbsbo 6y ago
I don't know you but my assumption is that this is but an assumption on your part. Mental illness often results in irrational behaviour, which then often leads to wrong or inaccurate conclusions by the people around a patient, so professional help is very important. That is exactly why this "hijack" is so bad, professional psychotherapists who have studied their field are rare but needed to properly diagnose patients like this. Hackers (and self-proclaimed diagnosers) only make their profession even harder.