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summersong · F
I deal with it myself and get help from professionals as needed to undo the damage.
@summersong what professionals?
@summersong i am seriously at my wits end and i am getting nothing but vague answers. no one will help me....went to psychologists and they want me to bring someone in to verify what i am saying...which translates into ...they are quacks. there is no one to verify. no one will help me legally because i can't prove it. if others are not willing to come forward then there is nothing for me to do
@SStarfish there was an entire city like this. it is not that insane. and that ridiculous nonsense about getting someone in to verify my info....that was a new thing in the 80's. and i read psychology today since i could read. it said that this was a cue to get up and leave and never talk to this therapist or psychologist again and i agree. one of them started yelling at me and saying i was stupid because i didn't know if i was an alcoholic or not. well it turns out i am not but at the time i was drinking alot in spurts. but i eventually got bored and quit. and i don't miss it. actually i miss the snacks that go with alcohol
@SStarfish there are conspiracies every where. people are so used to it that they ignore it and call it something else. the rash of black people being shot by police is a conspiracy. the fact that Russia has always had intel on us through the white house is a conspiracy. gas prices going up for stupid reasons is a conspiracy. the way politicians go after each other personally is a conspiracy. the way we go to war when the economy is screwed is a conspiracy. drug sales that shouldn't even exist in your neighborhood is a conspiracy. the way women have been trained to think that we aren't raped when we were is a conspiracy. and we are all in on it to some degree.