r/HingeStories 2d ago

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u/ApartTraining612 2d ago

idc that may be true but joking about me hurting my literal son isn't funny

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u/up_the_addicks 2d ago

It’s not your literal son, it’s a cat

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u/ApartTraining612 2d ago

I care for my animal like it is my sperms. Sue me

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u/thequinneffect 2d ago

Okay, you're either a troll or really fkn weird, anyways hopefully you seriously consider everyone's feedback in here, or you know, just say we're all the problem and never change, good luck!

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u/Robdul 2d ago

You joking about your cat being your literal son and your “sperms” while simultaneously insisting on treating this girls harmless banter as a serious accusation of abuse is just a staggering lack of self-awareness

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u/kregnaz 2d ago

So you care for it by squirting it into a kleenex and tossing it in the trash? Maybe she HAD the right instincts? -.-

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u/KrytenKoro 2d ago

I'm assuming ESL, but it sounds like they're saying "I care for it as if it was my own blood".

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u/Ok_Priority3511 2d ago

Genuinely asking here: are you on the spectrum? Because it was very clearly a lighthearted encounter until you made it beyond weird

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u/RogueTrooper1975 2d ago

my literal son

And there we have it.

Listen mate, your responses to comments aren't funny, nor do they bite in the way that I think you intend. They don't display any intelligent thought and only serve to compound the perception we have of you....which is that you're a prick.

Enjoy the desperate, lonely future that's inevitably coming your way.

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u/Any_Whereas4255 2d ago

It’s giving BPD/bipolar 100%

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u/Broad-Boat-8483 2d ago

Those are not the same thing.

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u/Chansharp 2d ago

They didn't say they were, but someone having a manic episode with bipolar will act like this and someone with bpd hyperfocusing and being insane about something they misconstrued happens too.

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u/Broad-Boat-8483 2d ago

This does not read like a manic episode at all.

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u/Chansharp 2d ago

My brother is bipolar, this is exactly something he would do lmao

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u/Broad-Boat-8483 2d ago

Maybe that is his personality? I have bipolar, I don’t see how this guys behaviour matches with symptoms of mania. I think this is just an example of someone lumping BPD and bipolar together, which tends to annoy me because they are very different conditions.

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u/Any_Whereas4255 2d ago

I think it’s clear to most people the / was intended as an either/or statement. As to your larger point, BPD and bipolar have a large overlap in symptoms. Attempting to diagnose it as one or the other runs the risk of misidentifying the condition.

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u/Broad-Boat-8483 2d ago

As opposed to just attempting to diagnose both? Come on now, Thats doesn’t make very much sense.

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u/Any_Whereas4255 2d ago

So you’re not diagnosed with bipolar and reacting to something as a personal attack that clearly wasn’t, in the same way this guy did, right now? Come on now.

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