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In reply to the discussion: The deluded argument. [View all]cbayer
(146,218 posts)I don't think it's growing. Some leave and are replaced, but the number on my ignore list has stayed pretty much the same, and it's not a big group.
Where we will disagree is in whether it is ok to analyze that behavior and offer psychological explanations for it. Your explanation may be true for some. It may even be true for all, but I'm concerned that labeling them from a mental health perspective is not that unlike their using the term delusional.
They are who they are. How they got that way makes no difference to me. I'm not going to make a difference, I feel pretty sure about that.
I do know that I have my personal limits and I know when they have been crossed. I will not engage with those who repeatedly cross them. You have also expressed this very eloquently in the past, much better than I.
If someone actually says that they have been hurt and are enraged, then they have told you about themselves. But I think it pushes a huge red button when we tell others about themselves, unless, of course, they have requested that.
So I do see a similarlity.
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