/adv/ - would you still be friends with someone if they to - Advice

Anonymous

07/23/24(Tue)11:59:46 No.31675385

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Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)11:59:46 No.31675385 Archived

would you still be friends with someone if they told you they have treatment resistant schizophrenia, without it being obvious

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)12:05:26 No.31675427

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)12:05:26 No.31675427

>>31675385
>without it being obvious
Why would they need to tell me then?
Dating is a different story, but just friendship? The stakes are pretty low.

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)12:10:15 No.31675464

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)12:10:15 No.31675464

>>31675427
wouldn't you want to know why someone you know is on medical retirement

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)12:21:17 No.31675541

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)12:21:17 No.31675541

>>31675385
>wouldn't you want to know why someone you know is on medical retirement
I guess so.
I wouldn't be too concerned if you haven't shown a violent history.

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)22:46:46 No.31679042

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)22:46:46 No.31679042

>>31675385
>if they told you
if I don't ask, don't tell me because usually we'd be friends over something where details like this don't matter

Anonymous
07/23/24(Tue)22:53:52 No.31679062

Anonymous 07/23/24(Tue)22:53:52 No.31679062

>>31675385
so long as they're not abusive, I don't see why not. my mom has unmedicated schizophrenia and the main issue I have with her is that she abuses everyone and accuses us all of helping the communist party spy on her and all kinds of weird shit. and she spends like 80% of her time performing bogus exorcisms. so it's very hard to have a normal relationship with her. but if your schizophrenia doesn't cause massive abnormalities like that, I feel like it would only be fair to treat you properly.