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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostYou don't bother me, I know you're a hen pecked cuckold hubby who pretends to be an all action hero from yesteryear but like most ex-squaddies from the Options for Change days the only fighting you ever saw was with the missus
He'll be telling you how tall he is next to try and intimidate youI am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostI'm sorry
Originally posted by Zigenare View PostI know this speaks volumes about me
Originally posted by Zigenare View Postbut I just can't take your posts seriously.
Mental health is an issue and everyone deals with it in different ways. For ever men have been too reluctant to open up, and it's attitudes like yours that caused this. Too many men (compared to women) commit suicide when a bit of support could have helped them. Why not think of this next time you decide to be a prick?
Or just be a prick as we all expect you to be.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by mb31 View PostI don't like the attention and it's too late on here. I almost always regret disclosure whether it's online or off.
Originally posted by Whorty View PostHe'll be telling you how tall he is next to try and intimidate you
I saw all of this, after my 7th or 8th pint, so it's possible I imagined it.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View Postyou'll be just another weirdo like the rest of us.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Dark days dark days
What you gonna do
When then come for you
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Originally posted by mb31 View PostMy children are struggling, my eldest daughter needs occupational therapy and my youngest has behavioural problems. I couldn't look after them properly for a long time so it's probably my fault. I'm not fit to be a parent. My children deserve better and my wife too.
The only advice or help I can offer would be not to give up. It’s hard work getting support and you need to fight for it. It’s hard work holding down a job but you need to stick at it as others are reliant on it. The hardest work of all is keeping yourself together and not totally losing the plot. If you quit it is not only you that loses, it is everyone who is dependent on you, and that knowledge gives you the strength to take on the task. Chin up, put on the false front, and deal with each day as it comes. You can and will get through it. Plenty of time for depression and nervous breakdowns when the kids leave home. I have one planned for when my daughter flies the nest and I allow everything that’s buried in the back of my mind to come to the front.
I know how little support there is for dads. I also know that social services look to apportion blame before they accept there is a real problem and offer any help, and how difficult it is to deal with that. I have a pretty good understanding of all the crap that you're expected to deal with, and I know that when push comes to shove you find out that you're much stronger than you ever thought you could be. Don't give up.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostClearly not, else you wouldn't have followed up with the rest of your twunt-ness
Yep, it sure does. Why not assume that the OP is being open and asking for help rather than it all being about you?
So just back out and don't engage. You do realise instead of being an utter twunt, you could just stop making it about you and give people the benefit of the doubt.
Mental health is an issue and everyone deals with it in different ways. For ever men have been too reluctant to open up, and it's attitudes like yours that caused this. Too many men (compared to women) commit suicide when a bit of support could have helped them. Why not think of this next time you decide to be a prick?
Or just be a prick as we all expect you to be.
If you were that concerened about the OP you wouldn't have side tracked this "very important topic" to have a dig at me. You'd have taken the moral high ground and kept your mouth shut.Old Greg - In search of acceptance since Mar 2007. Hoping each leap will be his last.Comment
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostHey, stop digging, you got sucked in and you're an idiot for letting that happen to you.
Let's assume first I was sucked in and it is only trolling. I don't care. I'm willing to take the risk that the OP is laughing at me. This doesn't impact me, doesn't cost me, doesn't hurt me. I'd rather take that risk, spend a few minutes talking to the OP and go with the honesty of the original post. If 2 is true then I'm sure the OP appreciated it.
So the situation is 1) I lost nothing, or 2) the OP gained something. I'm more than happy with my action thanks.
Originally posted by Zigenare View PostThe grief whoring in this topic is sickening.
If you find it sickening why not stop reading and posting? Or are your sociopath tendencies too strong and you feel you need to attack others at all times.
Originally posted by Zigenare View PostIf you were that concerened about the OP you wouldn't have side tracked this "very important topic" to have a dig at me. You'd have taken the moral high ground and kept your mouth shut.
Apart from you this has been a very positive thread, which is quite something for CUK. Do you not like it when people are positive and can help each other?I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by Si666 View PostPlenty of time for depression and nervous breakdowns when the kids leave home. I have one planned for when my daughter flies the nest and I allow everything that’s buried in the back of my mind to come to the front.
If you figure out how to bottle it up for a rainy day then do let me know. I once joked that I want to be manic at the weekend but mildly depressed during the week to blend in with the permies in the nuclear industry.
I got a social services referral once and I was horrified so I kept them at arms length. Luckily they didn't do a full assessment of the parenting environment because my wife's housekeeping is atrocious and I don't have time to clear up after her. They thought my depression might be putting my kids at risk, which was no joke.
I'm sorry to hear that you've had such a tough time but we'll done for getting the support you and your family need. I appreciate your supportive words.
Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThere is a simple solution. Don't mention your mental health issues unless it's relevant to the post, and it'll soon all be in the past, and you'll be just another weirdo like the rest of us.
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