Carl-Richard

I'm sorry. So yeah, it's true that when you're already inside, it's harder to get out. However, I would propose to you that it wasn't a mystical experience that put you in there. It was something else. Now, as for the question, do I experience recurring mystical experiences? Yes. It's more calming than energizing though.

Last question: was she only worried about you talking to spirits or was it something else?

Were you hospitalized because you were talking to spirits, or is it that they don't let you leave because you're talking to spirits? I can't answer that when I'm unclear what you mean by the concept.

My dad has, but it usually goes a few years between each visit. That's probably true though. But I don't think that e.g. if a schizophrenic who is not currently hospitalized started labeling themselves as a psychic and started talking to people's dead relatives that they would be thrown back in again.

Yet we're not in a mental hospital. It's usually when you end up acting very out of the ordinary, to the point where people fear for your safety, that you're likely to end up in a mental hospital. Talking to spirits just means you're a psychic. Nobody goes around throwing psychics in the mental hospital.

If you come back to the mental hospital every year and display symptoms which is consistent with the diagnosis, then it's most likely not a misdiagnosis.

Ok. I'll say it's possible to have mystical experiences and at the same time be rightfully diagnosed with a mental illness, and it's possible to have mystical experiences and not be diagnosed with a mental illness.

How do you end up in the mental hospital? What are the exact events leading up to it?

How so?

It's generally a healthy way of looking at things.

Same thing.

Duh.

Barely.

Gotta make sure the boys are focused

Calling it "relapse" is an insult to actual addicts

Meh. He says he only wants to take it when he feels like shit. It's not like the kratom high is the most meaningful experience of his life. It creates a feeling of safety, and losing the wife makes him lose the feeling of safety. It's the last thing he would want to happen.

The conceptual house of cards, the conceptual Han of Cock ?

That's what I meant. You'll be the biggest asshole if my predictions are correct :>

@thisintegrated Legit Hancock vibes

Boredom is dopamine receptors upregulating their sensitivity ?

I wrote about this in the journal already ? You must've missed it.

If my predictions are correct, that might not be true

I've been calling many people on the forum assholes lately, not just you I also made my own thread effectively calling Leo an asshole as well

@thisintegrated So many ways to justify being an asshole ?