04-21-2017, 06:45 PM
I totally concur, the hardest part is constantly having to remind your family that you suffer from panic attacks and anxiety issues and to have them respond with a look like "you mean you haven't gotten over that yet?...come on, get with it". And it is doubly hard when it was their insanity and abuse that caused it in the first place.
Society in general (especially expressed in the Medical Prof.) just has no flare for nuance, no empathy or even a vague understanding of how different levels of sensitivity exist among different individuals. One man's torture can be barely remarkable to another. In the end we all suffer under this institutionalized insanity... forced to continually chase our tails in search of the 'one size fits all' approach to every problem under the sun.
Some of us are sensitive enough to see through it, and that, in turn, breeds more existential angst.
Society in general (especially expressed in the Medical Prof.) just has no flare for nuance, no empathy or even a vague understanding of how different levels of sensitivity exist among different individuals. One man's torture can be barely remarkable to another. In the end we all suffer under this institutionalized insanity... forced to continually chase our tails in search of the 'one size fits all' approach to every problem under the sun.
Some of us are sensitive enough to see through it, and that, in turn, breeds more existential angst.