If someone says to me I’ve just robbed a jewellery store, there is a 0% chance I’m not laughing in his face.

ps. I still deal with major anger, but no homicidal desire whatsoever, that was some kind of short lived climax back then<br>So no need to get worried for the people around me x

ps. I still deal with major anger, but no homicidal desire whatsoever, that was some kind of short lived climax back then
So no need to get worried for the people around me x

@omginvalid
There is a difference between a psychiatrist, therapist and a psychologist. Though for the last two not important for this conversation so I will put them together and won't even go into that.

A psychiatrist doesn't perform talk therapy with you and you do not go to weekly sessions to speak with them. They ask you what is wrong the first time you come around and then they prescribe you medicine for your troublesome symptoms and you leave. You usually come back every month or even less just to check how the medicine is working and if it is giving you serious side effects or making the problem you came for even more severe, to see if the dose needs tweaking. Though if the medicine starts failing you in a major way, you start going a bit more often, but that is so rare since most medicine takes weeks or up to a month to start working.

A psychologist and a therapist cannot prescribe you medicine. You go to them, usually once a week for an hour or sometimes even more often, to rant about your problems or to develop new coping skills aka talk therapy.
A psychologist or a therapist usually refer you to a psychiatrist when they know you will need medicine because it's beyond their area of expertise. When you go into a state such as psychosis (hallucinations and delusions) for example. Because these cannot be alleviated just with talk therapy.

The only time those three can do a confidentiality breach is if you are a threat to yourself or society. Any serious mention of murder/suicide and they're already on their way of reporting you. Even a joke about it has the power to get you in a lot of trouble if the psychiatrist/therapist/psychologist dealt with a similar subject in the past and didn't react fast enough back then.

I mean, if you're up for it. Go to a therapist and speak about your serious murderous desire and see for yourself.
I never understood people speaking so confidently on something they know nothing about.

@omginvalid
There is a difference between a psychiatrist, therapist and a psychologist. Though for the last two not important for this conversation so I will put them together and won't even go into that.

A psychiatrist doesn't perform talk therapy with you and you do not go to weekly sessions to speak with them. They ask you what is wrong the first time you come around and then they prescribe you medicine for your troublesome symptoms and you leave. You usually come back every month or even less just to check how the medicine is working and if it is giving you serious side effects or making the problem you came for even more severe, to see if the dose needs tweaking. Though if the medicine starts failing you in a major way, you start going a bit more often, but that is so rare since most medicine takes weeks or up to a month to start working.

A psychologist and a therapist cannot prescribe you medicine. You go to them, usually once a week for an hour or sometimes even more often, to rant about your problems or to develop new coping skills aka talk therapy.
A psychologist or a therapist usually refer you to a psychiatrist when they know you will need medicine because it's beyond their area of expertise. When you go into a state such as psychosis (hallucinations and delusions) for example. Because these cannot be alleviated just with talk therapy.

The only time those three can do a confidentiality breach is if you are a threat to yourself or society. Any *serious* mention of murder/suicide and they're already on their way of reporting you. Even a joke about it has the power to get you in a lot of trouble if the psychiatrist/therapist/psychologist dealt with a similar subject in the past and didn't react fast enough back then.

I mean, if you're up for it. Go to a therapist and speak about your serious murderous desire and see for yourself.
I never understood people speaking so confidently on something they know nothing about.

@Ina Psychiatrists are therapists, are they not?

@Ina Nothing about your comment hurts me xD it just seemed like you tryhard in a comment just to seem special and "different" in a crazy way
I also do weird shit like laughing when i get accused of something i didnt do.. because its just funny when once you tell the truth but someone thinks you are guilty.. but in the cases where u actually did something wrong people believed you..then you laugh and most people see it as proof that you are guilty xD
It was just how you told it.. i actually dont even know anymore why i responded.. to each their own :P seems pretty dumb to discuss about something like that tbh haha

@Dagobert Duck<br>Btw, I wouldn't call correcting misinformation getting defensive, but alright, you seem to know best.

@Dagobert Duck
Btw, I wouldn't call correcting misinformation getting defensive, but alright, you seem to know best.

@Dagobert Duck
Ah, you're a different person. My bad.
What I said still stands. Minus the therapist mention part.
People love to praise and screech mental health awareness, but when someone fitting appears suddenly they're an edge lord.
An example was supportive of the main comment, so I used it when people had opposing claims.
Does that hurt you? Aw

@Dagobert Duck
You need to realise not everyone on this planet is like you.
First mentioning a completely different mental health professional from what I mentioned and saying you know what they do when you clearly do not.
And then thinking I am you for some reason?
Clap clap, not my fault you didn't get mental health support when you needed it, chap. I got up and visited one on my own. It's never too late 😉
Also teenager? I wish.

@Ina we get it , you like to behave like an edgelord and think its cool to make "normal" people be like "wtf"<br>then when people call you out on that you get all defensive.. everyone knows some people like that.. you are probably still a teenager.. because i was like that back then too ;) in some years you will also realize that its cringey and that u benefit in no way from that kind of behavior

@Ina we get it , you like to behave like an edgelord and think its cool to make "normal" people be like "wtf"
then when people call you out on that you get all defensive.. everyone knows some people like that.. you are probably still a teenager.. because i was like that back then too ;) in some years you will also realize that its cringey and that u benefit in no way from that kind of behavior

Exactly. Why would I rob a jewellery store when I already have a good paying job and don't need more money. I live a pretty minimalist lifestyle, I don't do hookers and coke.

I can relate so hard. My nervous laugh has gotten me into soooo much trouble. I can't control it at all.

And contact the appropriate authorities. Usually they institutionalise you for statements like those.

@omginvalid
You've no idea what you're talking about.
Any indication of homicidal or suicidal desire they're taught to treat as serious as possible and act immediately. She got proper serious and interrogated me on it a few more times I visited.
Also "therapist"? Who mentioned a therapist? Also, speaking of therapists, these two criteria ("threat to society or yourself") are the only ones that allow a therapist to breach the confidentiality contract.

omginvalid I was falsely arrested and I could only manage to cry the entire time lol. I can laugh about it now, but damn at the time I was in a dark place.

@Ina Your therapist probably thought you were just cringey. A lot of people could murder people out of rage and that is exactly what a therapist is there for. They wouldn't lock you up for that in the first place.

@omginvalid
I laugh at incredibly uncomfortable situations.
I once said I could murder someone with the anger I've been feeling to a psychiatrist and she all of a sudden got quiet and all serious.. "Really?" then she repeated it.
And I laughed 😅
Knowing full well she was about to call someone to get me and lock me away for the time being and that my freedom was at stake haha.
But no ofc not.
We all react differently to being accused.

excellent plan.....I will follow your advice if it ever comes up.....yikes

aleks kravchuk if I robbed a jewellery store I’d laugh in the prosecutor face to make my self seem less suspicious.

@omginvalid yeah, but before the gravity of the situation really sinks in... I'd laugh too, for sure.

Did you even watch the video? If you're in that situation in REAL LIFE and you're facing multiple years in prison over a felony you're wrongly accused of.. I highly doubt there will be a 0% chance you won't be laughing.

Unless you actually just robbed the jewelry store......


gentleman is getting accused of murder (knowing he is innocent) then told he will be put in jail for awhile... his first thought is;
 "can I please call my work to let them know I won't be in?"...
employee of the year right here! 🙏🙌