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Bumble Fumble: Swiping Right on Mental Illness (1/3/24)
Jan 4, 2024 ·
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Bumble Fumble: Swiping Right on Mental Illness (1/3/24)
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Despite the objective nature of certain mental illnesses, diagnosis and classification today has gone into hyperdrive in order to sell new drugs, therapies, and personal identities. The latter allows us...
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Despite the objective nature of certain mental illnesses, diagnosis and classification today has gone into hyperdrive in order to sell new drugs, therapies, and personal identities. The latter allows us to exchange poor behaviors for social credit in the form of sympathy and special treatment. This hurts both people with true mental illness and people who exploit it for personal gain, even if subconsciously. Mental illness has, of course, made its way into dating as well, leading to an explosion of toxic relationships where they do form. Much of this ‘illness’ is actually selfishness and an unwillingness to engage in introspection by both parties. Accompanying this new paradigm are the additional social issues made worse by a dark triad of personality traits that encourage victimhood - influencers and political ideologies based on eugenics. Dating, marriage, children, and the like, are being scoffed at and relegated to toxicity by both men and women. Women in particular in the west fair far wore than the average, since they increasing bring nothing to the table, don’t take care of themselves, and yet demand to not be put into a female category while expecting the total opposite of all the previous from their partner. Recent numbers show that over 60% of men under 30 are actually choosing to be single because American women are worthless and costly. Some are opting to skip borders to find real women. The same could be said not only about men, but of good women whom are victim to entitled women too.
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| Author | Ryan Gable |
| Organization | Ryan Gable |
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