![]() Now that I've peed in that particular corner, does Steam take "off topic" as a reason to flag posts? I don't want to be able to harrass people for what they reveal in this thread, and I wanted everyone who reads it to know that. That's actually the way people control spaces: pee on the corners of their teritory and throw punches at anyone who doesn't behave the way they want them to, whether it's a forum moderator or a drunk on the subway. experience has taught me that shutting up and waiting for them to go away does far more damage to me than to them. The way they changed tatics so quickly reminded me pretty strongly of the way people who are loosing arguments with me suddenly try to dig into my personal life. It makes me feel more "human" in some way. I shared a small sliver of personal information and suddenly everything else I have to say goes out the window. I came here asking if other people shared my experience. Originally posted by AutopsyBlue:Aaand this is why people with mental health issues don't talk about them in public. By my side it changed something inside of me, and i'm usually cheerfull persone, sometimes blackened by some short times of deep sadness, but nothing too serious.Īfter Dear Esther i find myself crying at touching events as even't happen before. Don't feed the troll.Īnyway, it's definitely a game that must be played under certain mood, like the sad songs we usually listen when something bad happen, it's a way to "hurt and reliefe" ourself in an almost harmless way, but i can't speak for serious mind illness, i think everyone will react in a different way. Aaand this is why people with mental health issues don't talk about them in public. #DEAR ESTHER SCARY PROFESSIONAL#You need to release and the best way to do this is through family or professional help. To doubt me is fine, but please be aware Locking yourself away in your mind, keeping your despair and misery to yourself will only heighten the problem. ![]() What do you mean by manipulative, exactly? Searching for an external valve is often hit-or-miss so yeah, something more engaging to take my mind off things but doesn't put stress on me is generally what I go for. It just kinda felt like rolling around in my own suffocating ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. ![]() I tend to seek out a sad stories and such because I often lock up my negative feelings, but Dear Esther never really offered an emotional release for me. I'd rather something like The 39 Steps, which is just a great story, well presented and of course with a slower more melancholy pace. Come to think of it a lot of stuff made in the last decade strikes me as very manipulative and pushy when it comes to issues. Comedies, trendy shows or mundane dramas usually will irritate me and make me feel dead inside unless maybe they were made 30-40 years ago. Originally posted by Puncher D:Ironically when I'm depressed this is exacly the kind of game I like to play at least in terms of tone and mood. ![]()
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