Originally posted by coquetteSent by PM.
Absolutely you should. Please post his last name, address, telephone number and email address too, so that we can all comfort him. There's plenty of help out here.
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By the way...
I also forgot to mention that Carlos tends to hijack conversations
into "nicer and safer" subjects when he feels that people are
trying to openly discuss his emotional and mental problems.
Henceforth, when you try to comfort him please do not let him
divert the conversation into banal stuff. He's just in denial.
Originally posted by SeitseYour POTSHOT, stood out like a sore thumb right from the first post.
Sent by PM.
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By the way...
I also forgot to mention that Carlos tends to hijack conversations
into "nicer and safer" subjects when he feels that people are
trying to openly discuss his emotional and mental problems.
Henceforth, when you try to comfort him please do not let him
divert the conversation into banal stuff. He's just in denial.
Sorry to burst your bubble. 😉
Originally posted by SeitseWhat kind of banalities?
Who said he is my friend? I used the term acquaintance.
I would never be friends with a poor sod for whom I feel
nothing but pity.
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Now, remember that Carlos gets paranoid when he feels
that his fantasy world is threatened. He will try to hijack
the chat into banalities.
Originally posted by SeitseI had a conundrum with a hole in it. I also have a kid. 😕
So I have this acquaintance, quite lonely and aging. Years of
alcohol abuse have pushed him into a state of bitterness which
he (unsuccessfully) tries to hide behind a mask of camaraderie.
He usually feels attacked easily and his paranoia knows no
boundaries. Moreover, when he gets the paranoia anxiety, he
behaves childishly, entrenching his mind in a ...[text shortened]... ner. I feel sorry him. Should I call social services to get
his case checked by social workers?
Originally posted by Seitselike an aging dog,
So I have this acquaintance, quite lonely and aging. Years of
alcohol abuse have pushed him into a state of bitterness which
he (unsuccessfully) tries to hide behind a mask of camaraderie.
He usually feels attacked easily and his paranoia knows no
boundaries. Moreover, when he gets the paranoia anxiety, he
behaves childishly, entrenching his mind in a ...[text shortened]... ner. I feel sorry him. Should I call social services to get
his case checked by social workers?
blind and infirm...
there's not much hope,
not even long term...
it'z sad and i'm grieving,
about yer good bud, carlos...
tha best thing fer him,
iz a hot cyanide dose...
dr youth-n-phasia
