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How don't you see that how quick you are to accept most diagnosis is just as black or white, feast or famine, hot or cold, as how you were treating the idea that you had no Dx? 

There's an entire layer of grey matter you just keep ignoring. 

It's somewhat entertaining and cringy watching Turncoat trying to exercise what he learned in C.College in a forum full of trolls based solely on what they've been writing.

He doesn't even take into account he is dealing with full-time bullshitters like Blanca.

I don't think he realizes a real psychologist can't even pass a diagnose, like a psychiatrist,  and yet, he acts like he is not only entitled, but correct in his assumptions. 

Out of curiosity, what school did you pick to follow?

Bad Vibes Mickey said: 

It's somewhat entertaining and cringy watching Turncoat trying to exercise what he learned in C.College in a forum full of trolls based solely on what they've been writing.

C. College? Looks like someone hasn't seen my dox. 

He doesn't even take into account he is dealing with full-time bullshitters like Blanca.

Do you think she believes herself? 

I don't think he realizes a real psychologist can't even pass a diagnose, like a psychiatrist,  and yet, he acts like he is not only entitled, but correct in his assumptions. 

They can definitely spout theories when it's outside of the professional capacity though. Most of what keeps their mouths shut is a matter of liability. 

Out of curiosity, what school did you pick to follow?

Like which college, or which major? 

I wad diagnosed by a psychiatrist with major depression, anxiety, and ptsd 

technically ADD once when I was 16 as well but, who cares. 

those are my official diagnoses. can we please get over this lol 

Blanc said: 

I wad diagnosed by a psychiatrist with major depression, anxiety, and ptsd 

A psychiatrist, or multiple? Even barring whether I'm on point or not, how much accuracy do you put on people in the field? 

I've been diagnosed with tons of things too, and had others doubt some findings while confirming others. If I just walked around with every disorder ever thrown at me I'd look about as silly as you do. 

Blanc said: 

those are my official diagnoses. can we please get over this lol 

I take it you're not a fan of "getting a second opinion"?

Would an "official" diagnosis that says you're wrong, and that you were otherwise stuck within a fictitious cycle, ring more true to you or would it confirm that doc's quackery when paired next to older, more preferable Dx's? 

Note: Big Pharma doesn't get the same kickbacks when someone's recognized to be munching the hausen. I've seen more than enough people get ill fitted diagnosis and even be given medications that strung them out and wrecked them over it. 

Like which college, or which major? 

 Schools of thought 

And no, I wouldn't go through your Dox. I like you better the way I portrait you in my mind.

Bad Vibes Mickey said: 

Like which college, or which major? 

 Schools of thought 

Behaviorism, with a focus on the Abnormal was my direction when I was still in school anyway. Where else would you expect someone non-spiritual to lean? It's the closest that the speculative field has to an actual science, and doesn't dress themselves up with unfalsifiable rhetoric. 

You've seen Frasier right? In layman's comedy terms, I'm basically Lilith's approach as opposed to the feel good BS of Fraiser's Freudian perspective or the corrective know-it-all-isms of Niles' Jungian one. 

When it comes to most issues, I see how the field has been held back by liability clauses, but otherwise I believe that the best answers come from shock, reinforcement, and conditioning. Somebody's got to be 'Bad Cop' or nothing gets done, but said bad cop needs to be handled softly.

A lot of therapists these days can't get to the heart of things from how much red tape there is now, and at the end of the day the consumer ends up consumed by either the process or Big Pharma drug addiction practices. The means of seeking council from people's become a liability risk, meaning people can't take the necessary risks and keep their jobs and full pockets. 

And no, I wouldn't go through your Dox. I like you better the way I portrait you in my mind.

I mean even if you already have but don't want to look like the bad guy like, it's fine in that it's both old news and I wasn't really hiding much of that beyond my address. 

A lot of it'd been being linked in pieces across PMs for years, and I can say from such tests that it was nice as a matter of personal character to see how many never revealed that stuff (to my knowledge).