HisEvelyn -> RE: Bdsm is wrong (1/11/2011 11:05:49 PM)
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ORIGINAL: crazyml steve, I'm sure that as a graduate in Psychology, especially one that is smart enough to pursue a Phd (did you mention the topic of your Thesis by the way?) you'd be aware that walking into a room full of kinksters and announcing that what they do is wrong is going to be met with a degree of scepticism. Your hours of experience as a therapist will, I've no doubt, have taught you that interests and passions of more or less any kind can span an entire spectrum from "positively healthy to downright unhealthy". There are stamp collectors out there that need your help too, you know. But I'm not here to bandy words with you about the healthiness or otherwise of the kinky lifestyle, I'm here to save you. I want to save you from your addiction to trolling. The indications of your hopeless addiction to trolling are all over this thread, but this particular post of yours really did move me :- quote:
ORIGINAL: steve2011 Take a look at almost every single reply here, all very defensive, which is what I was told would happen. Whether you like it or not, you are no different to any other addict who's behaviour is pointed out to them. If you are open minded enough, have a read about defensive behaviour when it comes to addictions, it's actually very interesting. Here's a snippet to get you started. Toodle pip. People get defensive for a number of reasons. It could be that they are uncomfortable with the topic, their ego may be bruised, or they could just be used to abusive people taking advantage of them etc. Mostly though for what ever reason is at the base of it, they feel that they are under attack. For instance often individuals will get defensive even with criticism that is helpful, just because their ego is so fragile they can't except it, so they see it as an attack on the ego and then become defensive. This is classic "acute trollism", and I want to reach out to you and give you a hug. Trolls are usually suffering from appallingly low self esteem, and their willingness to pursue an absurd argument (often half-assed and unsubstantiated) is, in many senses, a cry for help. Well, don't worry poppet! Daddy's here to help you! Read more, look at some of these threads, look at the emphasis that is placed on nurturing, support, responsibility and ethics. Look at the empassioned debates we have here about mental health, "where the boundaries are" and personal freedom. Use these dialogues to help yourself understand the disconnect between your argument and reality. Then, grasshopper, confront your addition to trolling. Whether you like it or not, you are no different to any other addict who's behaviour is pointed out to them. If you are open minded enough, have a read about defensive behaviour when it comes to addictions, it's actually very interesting. [Ed for the typo I noticed] Can I be a member of your fan club, crazyml? You are always so ridiculously awesome.
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