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Way to play the victim card. What you are saying is that she hasn’t suffered as much as you so therefore she has no right to talk about her personal experience.
by mbrodersen 5y ago
Way to play the victim card. What you are saying is that she hasn’t suffered as much as you so therefore she has no right to talk about her personal experience. Really? So somebody who has suffered for 46 years can tell you to FCK YOU because you haven’t suffered enough to know what you are talking about? Have you been raped and molested as a 12 year old? If not then you obviously should not talk about suffering because you are a privileged non-raped person. Really? Is that your logic?
- podgaj 5y agoShe can talk about her personal experience all she wants, but it was a horrible article that may cause harm to people by increasing stigma in people with depression. The truth is SHE wanted to be seen as a victim of depression. It made a good story. She was sad, and that sucks, but it was not depression. If she talked about how she over came her sadness I would have not commented about the article. I would not make a comment about the suffering of someone who was raped as a 12 year old, that whole part was a logical fallacy.