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I mean maybe you should experience firsthand what it would be like if someone in your family was involved in this? I do think that if you can’t think at least a
by skilled 3y ago
I mean maybe you should experience firsthand what it would be like if someone in your family was involved in this? I do think that if you can’t think at least a few steps ahead of my point of view maybe you shouldn’t try and justify it on their behalf?
I am not being hostile by the way, just saying it how it is.
This is not some “I accidentally scraped your car” issue. Real people are making extremely unhealthy choices that lead to a lot of trauma and mental disorders. In the name of money (women) and false pleasure (men).
None of these girls give a flying fuck of who these guys are. And according to this article, how could they?
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- Retric 3y agoUhh, this is a guy or girl pretending to be a hot girl online. That’s some on thing millions of people do everyday for the lulz without being paid for it. I really don’t see why there would be any mental health issues involved?
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y agoI believe they're making an allusion to the commonality of loneliness among many of today's young men. Such loneliness is likely only to be exacerbated by habits that are enabled by this work.
- Retric 3y agoParasitical relationships are common enough I don’t think such spending represents mental illness anymore than other types of frivolous spending like buying action figures. Rather, people taking things to extremes is a general symptom of mental illness and shows up wherever that’s possible. I know a Hoarder which may be coloring my perception, but underlying mental health issues show up in many different ways.