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Drug 'em up, mask 'em up, make 'em face their darkest fears. That's the enduring pattern of a lot of "coming of age" initiation rituals across many different c
by JetAlone 5y ago
Drug 'em up, mask 'em up, make 'em face their darkest fears.
That's the enduring pattern of a lot of "coming of age" initiation rituals across many different cultures. I'm not shocked to see this is the approach an unaccredited drum-beatin' hippie looking couple in beautiful British Columbia tried to carry out.
- SpodGaju 5y agoTo say that people with mood disorders are “not facing the darkest fears” is about as primitive and frankly stupid as it gets.
- jonsen 5y agoI guess you could benefit from consulting a dictionary on 'to face'.
- SpodGaju 5y ago"confront and deal with or accept a difficult or unpleasant task, fact, or situation." ? Still feel the same. Have something more insightful to add?
- arapacana 5y agoPeople with trauma and mood disorders are by definition in constant contact with what is bogging them down.
- SpodGaju 5y agoTruth! Telling people like me to "face their demons" when they pushed me into homelessness but the demons still live with me in my van. I am not saying this to be mean, but people who have encourage these approaches do not have a mood disorder. They are sad people with sad lives.