dude, it's really fucked up. imagine you are very close, intimate, to someone for decades - you know him as much as you know yourself, and then out of nowhere this person changes abruptally, starts having weird behaviour and saying the most absurd things you can think of - like a posession, but he says in a way that you can tell that he is not lying, nor joking, he is dead serious, looking you in the eyes, freighened and telling you fucked up things.. What to do? This is why the parents are usually the ones that have the most trouble in recognizing this, because although they do understand that something is wrong fairly easily, they don't know what is happening, why is happening nor how to deal with it.. first they think it's drugsand than they start to consider other possibilities.. by this time, the person under this illness is already with his defenses high and with major paranoia - how will you convince him to seek treatment, when he thinks that everyone is plotting against him?
crazy times..
this is why i defend that we need to understand fully what happend in cases such as mcskillet's because albeit people might think it's about sympathyzing, this is the only way i can think of for understanding this and educating people about how this works in order to minimize or prevent it
2020-11-27 23:53