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 Posted: Mar 22 2013 at 11:22pm |
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Mental illness and other mental issues are real and he needs help and love. Not the key thrown at him. That's the american way just sweep everything under a rug instead of being an empathetic human being and actually show compassion and help the person reach their true potential.
So no, I do not think people are beyond help, but those who like to cast judgement all the time probably they are. |
Good lord does bhm need to bring sigs back.
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I think that everyone can be helped, but sometimes the amount of support and guidance one needs is far beyond what family or professionals can provide. I think that people with emotional and social disabilities are the worst off. You can never really recover from trauma, especially if it was as a child.
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Posted: Mar 22 2013 at 11:48pm |
leftywefty wrote:
I think that everyone can be helped, but sometimes the amount of support and guidance one needs is far beyond what family or professionals can provide. I think that people with emotional and social disabilities are the worst off. You can never really recover from trauma, especially if it was as a child. |
im not sure if I understand. The first half of the bold is contradictory to the last half i think. Can you clarify for me please?
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I do feel some people are hopeless, but that's in rare cases where the person is some kinda sociopath and genuinely had no regard for life, our people in general. They're wired not to care, and I don't believe in jeopardizing other's lives hoping to rehabilitate them.
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When it comes to these types of behaviors one thing that can help immensely that i've witnessed personally......is a change of environment. People that I know that came out of destructive lifestyles had to leave the old neighborhood and people behind. Folks can better "receive" the help if they don't have pressures from folks still in the game. Folks stilll in the sh*t 99% of the time don't want to see people leave and get their sh*t together. When it comes to "rehabiliation" relocation should be a part of it. That way....it will be a concious choice if you go back to the old neighborhood....it's your decision...and u can't put it on anyone else why u failed.
I hope that made sense. Pardon any typos. I can't seem to think straight right now.
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Posted: Mar 23 2013 at 9:22am |
eanaj5 wrote:
leftywefty wrote:
I think that everyone can be helped, but sometimes the amount of support and guidance one needs is far beyond what family or professionals can provide. I think that people with emotional and social disabilities are the worst off. You can never really recover from trauma, especially if it was as a child. |
im not sure if I understand. The first half of the bold is contradictory to the last half i think. Can you clarify for me please?
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I am a spiritual person...and I think that some people are so far gone that only god can save them. and for the people who have experienced severe trauma, I don't think they can recover, but they can cope.
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how does one even think of this sh*t?
some of you are starting to sound like you been on massas nuts sipping his foolaid coz y'all coming up with oppressive massa-like thoughts and behaviours
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Posted: Mar 23 2013 at 9:30am |
afrokock wrote:
how does one even think of this sh*t?
some of you are starting to sound like you been on massas nuts sipping his foolaid coz y'all coming up with oppressive massa-like thoughts and behaviours |
Why are you so angry? People have different opinions, no need to blow a gasket like someone slapped your mother. If you think everyone can be rehabilitated then that's fine. Dont be disrespectful to other people's opinions. You're too damn old for that.
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Posted: Mar 23 2013 at 9:40am |
newdiva1 wrote:
When it comes to these types of behaviors one thing that can help immensely that i've witnessed personally......is a change of environment. People that I know that came out of destructive lifestyles had to leave the old neighborhood and people behind. Folks can better "receive" the help if they don't have pressures from folks still in the game. Folks stilll in the sh*t 99% of the time don't want to see people leave and get their sh*t together. When it comes to "rehabiliation" relocation should be a part of it. That way....it will be a concious choice if you go back to the old neighborhood....it's your decision...and u can't put it on anyone else why u failed.
I hope that made sense. Pardon any typos. I can't seem to think straight right now. |
I agree to an extent but imo, the person would need to cut off all forms of contact with his negative lifestyle. Old Friends, and maybe even some family as well as changing locations. Those ties have a way of pulling people back in, i've seen it too many times...
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Posted: Mar 23 2013 at 10:04am |
eanaj5 wrote:
newdiva1 wrote:
When it comes to these types of behaviors one thing that can help immensely that i've witnessed personally......is a change of environment. People that I know that came out of destructive lifestyles had to leave the old neighborhood and people behind. Folks can better "receive" the help if they don't have pressures from folks still in the game. Folks stilll in the sh*t 99% of the time don't want to see people leave and get their sh*t together. When it comes to "rehabiliation" relocation should be a part of it. That way....it will be a concious choice if you go back to the old neighborhood....it's your decision...and u can't put it on anyone else why u failed.
I hope that made sense. Pardon any typos. I can't seem to think straight right now. |
I agree to an extent but imo, the person would need to cut off all forms of contact with his negative lifestyle. Old Friends, and maybe even some family as well as changing locations. Those ties have a way of pulling people back in, i've seen it too many times...
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