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I agree, “ignorant” is the actually appropriate term. He didn’t know. Not to diminish his pain and suffering in any way.
by CodeWriter23 6y ago
I agree, “ignorant” is the actually appropriate term. He didn’t know. Not to diminish his pain and suffering in any way.
- Jtsummers 6y agoAnd maybe not even "ignorant". I'm not bipolar, but I have (in the past, various therapy techniques and physical exercise have largely controlled/mitigated it) had some severe depressive episodes. During them, you are not in your right mind. For my friends with bipolar disorders, the same happens during their manic phases. Your more rational decision making faculties are not really present or fully utilized depending on severity so even if you know better, you don't act on that knowledge properly. Within the moment your belief system can be severely altered.