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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you been treated for your own mental illness? [/quote] Please stop with this mean-spirited trolling. [/quote] DP. I mean I was kinda thinking the same reading this. OP could have described my brother. I can’t stand him, but I’d never make the leap to him harming my single mother. I don’t think it would occur to her either, and believe me she’s an anxious person. OP definitely has anxiety. [/quote] You have no idea what level of risk is presented by OPs son. [/quote] NP. “The mood swings typically consist of bitter/biting words, sarcasm, and resentment.” That doesn’t sound very risky. I agree, OP sounds overdramatic.[/quote] I'm missing what the mental illness is in this description.... or how there's a risk (And I'm a clinical psychologist) Sounds like mom is very sensitive to sarcasm and probably withdrew from kid and he resents that[/quote] As a clinical psychologist, shouldn't you know that sarcasm is a way of veiling anger?[/quote]
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