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I'm glad he was smart/sane enough to even think about going to the lab. When something is messing with your mind, can you even think of such logical reasonable
by winter_blue 15y ago
I'm glad he was smart/sane enough to even think about going to the lab. When something is messing with your mind, can you even think of such logical reasonable things?
- marshray 15y agoYou've never heard of a mad scientist? You know "Mwahaahahaaa..." and all that. I'm surprised, it's a total cultural meme. Probably dates back to Newton and those other alchemists who were really fascinated by the, um, transformative properties of mercury.
- ahoyhere 15y agoSeriously, OC probably means this: When you're having seemingly psychological affects/things that are just "part of who you are," it's almost impossible to begin to think that it might be some outside force. I used to take a medicine which I thought was fine; in the mean time, I developed worse and worse depression, anxiety, and all the time I thought it was a reasonable reaction to stuff in my life. THEN I got paranoid and thought my best friend and boyfriend were out to get me. Finally, something snapped. Finally, I thought, "whoa, this is not me." Turns out it was ALL the medicine. Yes, I had reasons to be depressed, but that's just not my type. Ended the medicine, ended all the side effects. It only took 3 years and a CRAZY extent of the side effects for me to realize it "wasn't me."