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— I think I have to tell you frankly that I beleive you’re mentally ill. And it’s painful for me to say this. I feel cruel in saying it. But still… it’s how I feel.
— Sorry. :)
— I think you’re an intellgent person and your brain is playing Aikido with you.
— What if it’s playing Aikido with you, have you ever considered that possibility? :)
— But I’ve met people like you before. You’re textbook. I’m not.
— Give me the name of the textbook, please, I’ll look it up.
— It’s a figure of speech.
— I would rather you cite something when telling me something like that though.
— There is no “proof” that can convince someone in your condition. You’ll have to hit your own version of rock bottom.
— If you’re thinking I’m mentally ill, you’re entitled to your opinion, however, since I do not share it, or at least, do not share it in the sense you just used it, if you want to help me, you should start with convincing me with something. Authority of a book might help. I, however think you have far too little information about me to make a sensible judgement.
— I do care about you though and in telling you truthfully how I feel, I’m trying to ease you into realization.
— Which one, that I’m insane to think that the world is not exactly a joke? :)
— No, you’ve given me a classic list of symptoms. I’m afraid I don’t have much doubt seeing as how typical they are.
— You can add depersonalisation and derealisation to that list if you feel like it. I didn’t tell you that the world is what I see on the inner surface of my glasses, did I? :)
— It’s still tough to listen to you. It’s troubling.