If I had known my comment was going to be reposted then I probably wouldn't have said anything about her twitter. I have never mentioned her twitter on TN before. I genuinely wish her well and hope that things work out for her.
Sorry for posting this. I figured people wanted an update. But if she wanted to keep private, she should have made her twitter private.
Your OP wasn't as bothersome as some of the follow up posts.
Tacom I was a psychology major too (and I got a 4.0 in my major, since I know that's really important to you) and it gave me a greater respect for people with mental illness and provided me with an inspiration to try to understand and support them rather than make fun of them. You'd think someone with a psych major who is going into a field to help people with disabilities would have a little more compassion.
Sorry for posting this. I figured people wanted an update. But if she wanted to keep private, she should have made her twitter private.
Your OP wasn't as bothersome as some of the follow up posts.
Tacom I was a psychology major too (and I got a 4.0 in my major, since I know that's really important to you) and it gave me a greater respect for people with mental illness and provided me with an inspiration to try to understand and support them rather than make fun of them. You'd think someone with a psych major who is going into a field to help people with disabilities would have a little more compassion.
you cannot help someone who won't even admit she has a problem, and enabling her certainly does nothing to help her situation.
I think it's pretty obvious that I enjoy Bliss's posts for my own selfish reasons (mostly interest), but I also think pretending like everything is okay, blaming all the mean bullies, and feeding her grandiose delusions might be equally as harmful.
I think the most helpful people are the ones who step away from the train wreck and let her be.
Sorry for posting this. I figured people wanted an update. But if she wanted to keep private, she should have made her twitter private.
Your OP wasn't as bothersome as some of the follow up posts.
Tacom I was a psychology major too (and I got a 4.0 in my major, since I know that's really important to you) and it gave me a greater respect for people with mental illness and provided me with an inspiration to try to understand and support them rather than make fun of them. You'd think someone with a psych major who is going into a field to help people with disabilities would have a little more compassion.
Thank you buckybells! Geez.
And since we're being totally honest in this thread, tacom, you're just a mean girl.