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if he's locked up he can have all the aggressive rage and temper he wants ....   somehow I doubt his mental state would last long inside.  

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5 hours ago, stupidfarang said:

Hope he gets the meds and treatment for his Bipolar, need to stay on the meds to control the illness.

Staying on the meds: that's the biggest problem with drug treatment.  I had a close family member who was bipolar.  The meds did help decrease the mood swings but therein is the problem.  Not only do the drugs prevent deep "lows", they also suppress any kind of "high".

When on her meds, she could never feel excitement or great joy, her emotions were neutered. She described it is living in an emotional cocoon.   

Even though she knew they were necessary for her to function normally, she began to deeply resent the drugs suppression of her personality and though well aware of the consequences, began to skip doses.  The eventual consequences were a suicide attempt and confinement.  There is no easy way.  For some people, the meds work pretty well, for others, not so much.

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6 hours ago, stupidfarang said:

Hope he gets the meds and treatment for his Bipolar, need to stay on the meds to control the illness.

 

Yes, as noted in the article. But these psychos sometimes refuse to take their meds.

 

Should be a medical/psych evaluation for farangs before entering Thailand.

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1 hour ago, roo860 said:

'Pattaya does attack quality foreigners.' 

 

You still drinking on that street corner Skippy? 

Opps, busy morning, should read 'attract'. 

 

Bloody predictive text, can be a pain at times 

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5 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Aussie boy showing he's just as good as the Poms at being stupid 

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Pattaya does attack quality foreigners. 

 

 

Like those old men salivating over and bribing young women. Quality.

At least the protagonist is 38 and with a family, as opposed to being a mere sex tourist..

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1 minute ago, georgegeorgia said:

Possibly on the Australian disability pension for his psyche illness 

 

Poor man ,he needs hugs not nasty comments 

First time I agree with you 

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12 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

 

I was just thinking the same thing.

 

Life savings gambled away, personal possessions stolen, etc.

 

Loads of reasons that would make a man go berserk.

 

 

 

   Are you talking about him or you ?

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Dont know the whole story!

People with bipolar just don’t decide to 

act outrageous at the flick of a switch!

 

 

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44 minutes ago, AlwaysThere said:

 

Like those old men salivating over and bribing young women. Quality.

At least the protagonist is 38 and with a family, as opposed to being a mere sex tourist..

The guy is a psycho. 

 

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A number of off topic trolling posts have been removed.

 

@steven100 one more off topic post and accept a time out.

 

Reminder rule 14. You will not post slurs, degrading, or overly negative comments directed towards Thailand, Thai people, Thai culture, Thai institutions such as the military, judicial or law enforcement system, or specific locations within Thailand.

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... my first thought was, i feel sorry for the two children ... hard to imagine growing up as a child in such circumstances ...

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10 hours ago, steven100 said:

if he's locked up he can have all the aggressive rage and temper he wants ....   somehow I doubt his mental state would last long inside.  

You apparently have no comprehension of such psych issues.

Check out the reality of psychological outburst actually occur within the "normal" population let alone a diagnosed sufferer !

 

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I hope none of the people responding ever experience a psychotic break.  Having been there I know how terrifying it can be.  And VERY real to the person experiencing it.  Lucky for me the reason behind it also prevented me from doing harm or damage.  Mine was caused by massive personal injury from septic shock.  They opened up my midsection and inserted a tube to drain out infection and I was laid up in that condition with no food for 3 months.  The combination of sleep loss, drugs, body coming back from near death caused me hallucinations.  I was convinced the nurses were planning to murder me.  But was too weak to do anything about it.

 

I have never had issues before or since this experience so I have no long term mental issues thank God.  But that experience gives me empathy for those suffering a mental break.  I hope he gets the help he needs.

 

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