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My goodness, social issues! 2016-06-21 20:43:22 Post No. 17278956
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For as long as I can remember I've had this problem. Every time enter any place of social gathering I automatically completely bypass anyone that's arranged to meet me and head straight into the back, whether that be the staff room, the kitchen, or the projectionist room. I can't help it, it's a compulsion. Last time someone arranged to meet me at a cafe I basically marched in looking straight ahead and marched directly into the kitchen, through the kitchen, ignoring the questioning of the staff, marching through their hands as they tried to grab me, and went straight to the manager, whose chair I sat in as he called the authorities to remove me by force. The authorities know of this problem and have done everything they possibly can to prevent it from happening, banning me from any place with access to a back room.
This disrupts the plans and arrangements of others and soon I fear they will give up such special plans and arrangements with me.
What should I do about this?
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>>17278956
You need professional help. Talk to a psychiatrist.
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>>17278962
I'm afraid not, I find psychiatrists to be second-rate at management, especially of the mind, so i do not go to them.
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>>17278962
Besides I never really do anything that is considered remotely dangerous and always remain in control in the best way.
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>>17278962
I tend to think most people are second-rate managers so maybe that's why I avoid them, until they give up their misjudged plans and arrangements as I do.
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>>17278962
A psychiatrist is the worst possible place to seek management from because instead of implementing the simple master/servant approach I have adopted in regards to myself and the bigger picture of life, they try to replace that with a false regime of pseudo-control that only seeks to disturb, mislead and shame.
A more rational approach would be to reject any of the theories and ideas about the mind that psychiatry posits and take on a more faith based arrangement.
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>>17278962
But of course that's nonsense, the ranting and raving of a madman ;)
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>>17278956
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_XbYz9J4W0
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