What's making you feel tense? I just applied for a new job and waiting so I'm tense right now😬
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JohnnyBliss · 56-60, M
I'm generally a pretty easy going guy. Don't get worked about much of anything. But I'm currently in the process of getting my sanity restored in the courts. And it's got me a little tense.
Nobody wants to sign off on a "crazy" person and say they are mentally competent again. No matter how long it's been since I committed the offense that ended up with me being declared "Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity". Or the time that has passed since the cessation of any symptoms.
Not to minimize, but my crime was relatively minor. Nobody was hurt. Although I did pose a threat to others at one point. (I took the cops on a high speed chase during a psychotic break)
It's been over 7 years since I had any symptoms of my mental illness however.
I'm just so ready to be a legally sane person again. And not under scrutiny by the courts and the program that supervises my "rehabilitation".
It's really the only thing that has me a bit on edge. Otherwise, life is good. I work. Pay bills. Take vacations. Have friends and romantic interests.
I'm optimistic that it will happen soon. Paperwork is being filed. Will have to appear in court. But it all looks pretty good.
Nobody wants to sign off on a "crazy" person and say they are mentally competent again. No matter how long it's been since I committed the offense that ended up with me being declared "Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity". Or the time that has passed since the cessation of any symptoms.
Not to minimize, but my crime was relatively minor. Nobody was hurt. Although I did pose a threat to others at one point. (I took the cops on a high speed chase during a psychotic break)
It's been over 7 years since I had any symptoms of my mental illness however.
I'm just so ready to be a legally sane person again. And not under scrutiny by the courts and the program that supervises my "rehabilitation".
It's really the only thing that has me a bit on edge. Otherwise, life is good. I work. Pay bills. Take vacations. Have friends and romantic interests.
I'm optimistic that it will happen soon. Paperwork is being filed. Will have to appear in court. But it all looks pretty good.