I confess that I am a sick fuck
I am afraid that I will hurt someone, and should be kept in a mental institution away from society.
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12 Dec 2011 3:22AM
No worries brother/sister. I am the same way and have always thought that myself, tho I have too much to do to be locked away just yet. Eventually, I'm sure it will come to fruition tho.
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12 Dec 2011 5:43AM
why don't you speak to someone, a psychologist or therapist. Getting it out there might help and they would give you ways of dealing with it or perhaps even medication. Atleast explore your options before you do something and spent the rest of your life in prison
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12 Dec 2011 6:50AM
By "psychologist" I'm sure he means Psychiatrist.
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12 Dec 2011 7:47AM
Psychologists do emotional therapy and psychiatrists prescribe anti-psychotic medication. BOTH ARE NECESSARY FOR A TRULY FUCKED UP PERSON LIKE ME, I MEAN YOU.
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12 Dec 2011 1:01PM
I have a good friend who went to a Psychiatrist for emotional problems. He gave her "happy" pills and recommended she interact sexually with a variety of people to help her get over her problems. She is now a very happy swinger.
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12 Dec 2011 3:34PM
Millions of people have urges that they never act upon. You can be the same, obviously. There is no need to call yourself a sick fuck, labeling and calling yourself a sick fuck might just convince you that you can't can't control these urges. At the very least it doesn't help.
It is more accurate to say " I am a person with urges". These urges are tied to human evolution, your upbringing, your chemistry, your traumas, your parents etc, etc.
You are not 100 percent responsible for having the urges, but you are responsible for not actually doing things to hurt people. You are very able to not hurt people, the vast majority of people with "sick" fantasies just keep them as fantasies.
THere may even be ways to reduce or get rid of the fantasies.
That being said, if you feel that you may actually hurt someone you are better off talking to a professional, maybe getting meds etc.
Also remember that urges come and go sort of in cycles, they go away whether they are acted upon or not.
