Psychiatric Help 101: Life's weird conundrums

Originally posted by Seitse
Exhibit 'A' scattered all around.

Originally posted by Seitse
Yup, and the alcoholic digs deeper and deeper.

Like all lonely addicts do.

Originally posted by Seitse
Yup, and the alcoholic digs deeper and deeper.

Like all lonely addicts do.

Originally posted by Seitse
I know. And he gets childish, desperately trying to pretend
that he has no problems. Desperate to feel he's got the
"last word".

He just can't bear the idea of being ignored. Alcohol kills
neurons, you know.

Hi, I would like to invite everybody to visit this very interesting
thread containing a serious poll about Carlos and his miserable
condition.

Thread 127341

Thanks,
-S-

Originally posted by Seitse
Hi, I would like to invite everybody to visit this very interesting
thread containing a serious poll about Carlos and his miserable
condition.

Thread 127341

Thanks,
-S-

A quick update: that poor imbecile of Carlos is now in full swing
of denial, spamming other places with his inane ice hockey chats
aimed at avoiding his real problem.

In the meanwhile, once again he threw himself into martyrdom'
and now lurks, enjoying the attention.

May his useless life serve as an example for the new generations.
Get ready for the new Carlos-inspired campaign:
Alcohol brings nothing bur loneliness, bitterness, madness and RHP"

*minute of silence*

Originally posted by Seitse
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?