Here comes the bull!
Hi there little Deef dude,
Well I have seen all your last messages and the intervention that my fellow class act; Sinner. Tonka (Truck, I loved those lol) and Big Sal and few others have tried to do with you. Deef although I have the experience and the background to deal with these kind of anti-social, depressive and anxiety feelings that you're experiencing, there's very little either of us can do Online, one day you may never replies to us and perhaps it will be the day you snapped and decided to pass from words to actions, or that your parents have decided to do something about it. What I propose to do here it is a simple and quick analyse and give you some pointers just like my fellow class act did, but neither of us here are saviors, we're not Jesus Christ and nor Prophet Muhammad, first just know that the latter two are two religious clowns for me and I don't believe they would be of any help either
... but if you believe; "YOU" not me, that either of their teachings can help, sure go about them. But prophet Sinner, Tonka, Big Sal and myself are preaching from the Holy Church/Mosque/Synagogue of Reality and Experience, now it is up to you to take a bite on the apple that is presented to you or go slither in the desert as Lilith did for so many years.
The holy Church/Mosque/Synagogue of Reality and Experience isn't based on "Magic", nor any type of intelligent designer, it's based on hard, very hard teaching of reality, we first ask our disciples to get in line to receive the holy boot on their glory ass and Deef, that's what I am going to do here with you and it is time that somebody kick some reality into you.
First let's take a scientific view at suicide, through the words of my Philosopher and Sociologist model I will used the definition of suicide by Emile Durkheim. Emile Durkheim was a French philosopher and one of the founder of my discipline called Sociology. There was before him August Comte, Baron de Montesquieu and Spencer but Emile was more influenced by the teaching of Comte. So Durkheim was born in April 1858, on a sociological perspective when Comte and Spencer were considered as the founding fathers of Sociology, Durkheim is considered as the grandfather and the systematic approach to study the society began with him.
Emile has wrote several essays but the one that I remember the most and the most important which completes one another are his theory of division of social labor and theory of suicide. Durkheim's theory of 'suicide' is related in various ways to his study of the division of labor. It is also linked with the theory of 'social constraint'. Durkheim has established the view that there are no societies in which suicide does not occur.
Durkheim rejected most of the accepted theories of suicide, his monographic studies claims suicide as primarily a social phenomena in terms of the breakdown of the vital bond of life. Durkheim in his classical study of 'Le Suicide' which was published in 1897, demonstrates that neither psycho-pathic factor nor heredity nor climate nor poverty, nor unhappy love nor other personal factors motivate along form sufficient explanation of suicide.
According to Durkheim, suicide is not an individual act nor a personal action. It is caused by some power which is
over and above the individual or super individual. He viewed "all classes of deaths resulting directly or indirectly from the positive or negative acts of the victim itself who knows the result they produce" Having defined the phenomenon Durkheim dismisses the psychological explanation. Many doctors and psychologists develop the theory that majority of people who take their own life are in a pathological state, but Durkheim emphasizes that the force, which determines the suicide, is not psychological but social. He concludes that suicide is the result of social disorganization or lack of social integration or social solidarity.
Now using my dictionary of sociology (The Blackwell edition), yes even though I know my stuff very well I too need references and I do not want some bozo the clown coming across this text, read half of it, understand 1 quarter of it and accused me of plagiarism without even understanding the essence or the purpose of the text. I've gone through this shit before and I don't want it to happen ever again.
All right as per the work of Durkheim there is several type of suicide, I will not give a full blown definition of all of them, but I believe it is kind of necessary to know. So here they are:
Egoistic suicide, Altruistic suicide, Anomic suicide, Fatalistic suicide. Now let's see a definition for them all:
Egoistic suicide: when a man becomes socially isolated or feels that he has no place in the society he destroys himself. This is the suicide of self-centered person who lacks altruistic feelings and is usually cut off from main stream of the society.
Altruistic suicide: This type of suicide occurs when individuals and the group are too close and intimate. This kind of suicide results from the over integration of the individual into social proof.
Anomic suicide: This type of suicide is due to certain breakdown of social equilibrium, such as, suicide after bankruptcy or after winning a lottery. In other words, anomic suicide takes place in a situation which has cropped up suddenly.
And the last but not the least;
Fatalistic suicide: This type of suicide is due to over-regulation in society. Under the over-regulation of a society, when a servant or slave commits suicide, when a barren woman commits suicide, it is the example of fatalistic suicide.
Now I am not going to ask which one you believe that your feelings fall into because the idea here is not for you to learn all about the type of suicidal tendencies and so you find a poetic way to write it in your last letter, it is for you to understand that suicide isn't totally an individual act, and I am a very Durkheimian type of sociologist. There are different type of sociologists as there is different type of psychologists, all get their influence from a master. One particularity of Durkheim is that instead of just writing theories on philosophy he was also often giving possible solution to some of the social issues. Just like some psychologist who focus on naming pathology, some focus on finding solutions, and you do guess that I will have preferences for those trying at least to fix the issue versus those just talking about them.
The other reason why I am not going to ask is that I have read your previous replies and I know exactly where you fall into
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Deef my little friend I know you're from a country where homosexuality is a sin and is viewed has a crime against humanity, while I understand that there's very little one biological pack of cell can do about it, even if tomorrow they would have a pill that cure that chromosome that creates the feeling of homosexuality I would refuse to take it because I was born with it, it's part of me and removing it isn't me anymore. Above I've just provided you with an at-large vision of what suicide is as a sociologist point of view, but here's the contradictory part of what I wrote above, because while I am a sociologist I am also a behavioral psychologist. I have a long time ago decided to tackles both disciplines for the very simple reason that society do influence the individual. The way you are so scared of your feelings isn't just an individual pattern it is a socio-economic and psychopathic pattern. You were raised a certain way, you are influenced by the society that surrounds you and your personal philosophy is altered by what surrounds you.
So psychologically speaking I have noticed some patterns from your replies, now because we're not in person and because I'm not a clinical psychologist do not take them all for granted that what I will write below pertains to you, it is just a general over view of some well know abnormal psychological behaviors and their definition.
Now abnormal behaviors doesn't necessarily means that those behaviors a completely bad, but there is indeed a certain marge to take in consideration, which I will explain later.
So abnormal behaviors refers to those particular characteristics; statistical infrequency, violation of norms, personal distress, disability or dysfunction and unexpectedness. Now below let's see what those means quickly:
Statistical infrequency: one aspect of abnormal behavior is that it is infrequent in the general population. The best example is the alternating episodes of depression or mania (maniac-depression). Now just know that statistical infrequency is normally used in clinical psychology to define and diagnose levels of mental retardation (not your problem here, you are a very smart dude). You have certainly learned about those IQ test, well IQ test is one out of the hundred other test they use to define your level of intelligence, which if you ask me; I do not find accurate at all. At 12 years old my IQ was 10 below Einstein when he was about the same age, and I don't feel like a god and I sucked at math LOL.
Violation of norms: there are several aspect of behavioral abnormality for this characteristic as anyone can come and voice their own vision of what is a violation of norms (like you believing that masturbating is abnormal, while in fact you're being the one that violates the norm for not doing it or thinking that it is a disgusting act). This aspect that I'm speaking about is more related to anti-social behaviors or any other behavior that threatens or makes anxious those observing it. Best example is that criminals and prostitutes violate social norms but are not taken in consideration or over-studied in abnormal psychology. And let's all take in consideration about cultural diversity which greatly affect the social norms or status quo of one society because what is the norm in one society can be viewed as abnormal in another.
Personal distress: becomes a abnormal behavior when the person that suffers from it creates a great deal of distress and torment. People with high level of of anxiety and depression are in this category however a psychopath which treats other cold-heatedly will continually violates the law and feel no remorse at all for its actions would not necessarily fit in that category.
Disability or Dysfunction: this category of abnormal behavior refers to impairment in some important area of life such as; work and personal relationship. This characteristic is more related to social or occupational disability. I could give more example but this characteristic is there really just to explain and does not refer to anything I plan on doing here. So if you want to learn more about it just let me know and I'll develop further.
Unexpectedness: not all distress or disability falls into the domain of abnormal psychology. Distress and disability are considered abnormal when they are unexpected responses to environmental stressors. In clinical psychology, anxiety disorder is diagnosed when the anxiety is unexpected and out of proportion to the situation, as when a person is well off but still worries about his/her financial situation.
All right Deef now you have the definition I'm going to take a break, since it is 12am here in Canada EST, my husband Alex is going to give me shit again for not being in bed with him (he's such a tall blond bitch, but he's MY BITCH :rofl
... so I will keep on going tomorrow... we're not done!