True enough. I suppose what I'm asking is where one draws the line -- at what point it is that the blame moves from an outside influence to the person themselves.
Indeed it is. But if a person is not to blame for their state, is their reaction a thing that should still be treated then? If a person is to become insane quite plainly through exposure, is this not natural? A strange thing, matters of the mind -- are they not? Quite difficult to pin down where you declare something a problem.
[ She turns in her seat to get a look at who's expressing her own feelings so very well indeed, and her amused smile dies the moment she sees his face. It hadn't sounded like Darren, and lots of details were wrong but... it had to be him, right?
[ This is ridiculous, meeting a guy once is hardly reason enough to start seeing his face everywhere, and certainly not in the faces of random Irish guys... at least she thinks that's an Irish accent. ]
True enough. I suppose what I'm asking is where one draws the line -- at what point it is that the blame moves from an outside influence to the person themselves.
Indeed it is. But if a person is not to blame for their state, is their reaction a thing that should still be treated then? If a person is to become insane quite plainly through exposure, is this not natural? A strange thing, matters of the mind -- are they not? Quite difficult to pin down where you declare something a problem.
[ She turns in her seat to get a look at who's expressing her own feelings so very well indeed, and her amused smile dies the moment she sees his face. It hadn't sounded like Darren, and lots of details were wrong but... it had to be him, right?
[ This is ridiculous, meeting a guy once is hardly reason enough to start seeing his face everywhere, and certainly not in the faces of random Irish guys... at least she thinks that's an Irish accent. ]
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I mean it's hard to blame yourself for something that someone else has obviously done.
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Like...if enough bad things happen to someone or around someone?
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[ She turns in her seat to get a look at who's expressing her own feelings so very well indeed, and her amused smile dies the moment she sees his face. It hadn't sounded like Darren, and lots of details were wrong but... it had to be him, right?
Fuck Fuck, shit, fuck. ]
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[ This is ridiculous, meeting a guy once is hardly reason enough to start seeing his face everywhere, and certainly not in the faces of random Irish guys... at least she thinks that's an Irish accent. ]
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I'd bet on life.
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I didn't mean a real bet. It's a figure of speech.
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I mean it's hard to blame yourself for something that someone else has obviously done.
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[ She turns in her seat to get a look at who's expressing her own feelings so very well indeed, and her amused smile dies the moment she sees his face. It hadn't sounded like Darren, and lots of details were wrong but... it had to be him, right?
Fuck Fuck, shit, fuck. ]
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[ Raised eyebrow. Something is amiss, it seems. ]
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[ This is ridiculous, meeting a guy once is hardly reason enough to start seeing his face everywhere, and certainly not in the faces of random Irish guys... at least she thinks that's an Irish accent. ]
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I'd bet on life.
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I didn't mean a real bet. It's a figure of speech.
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