TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
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When society keeps kicking people down, it pushes them over the edge. Then you get many people who end up suicidal and of the very few, even homicidal. Keep in mind I don't condone nor support the illegal and/or immoral actions of the few. I am partially inspired by @nixonnate32 thread regarding anger, as it shows many of our day to day struggles in life. I find that a lot of times, when people make minor transgressions or even microaggressions, I don't always speak up and when I do, it sparks conflict. It isn't even limited to family or friends, but even strangers sometimes.
Examples (not in any order but in general):
For example, when I had a bad day and I feel like venting about what had happened (whether it would be getting accosted, or just bad treatment by people), then I get people who are either dismissive (intentional and unintentional), or rude, and/or decide to add insult to injury. Sometimes, they'll say "but it's in the past!", "you need to let it go!", "just move on!", as if whatever transgression was ok and since it happened and nothing was done to correct it (or stop it from happening again).
Another example is when I had a bad day or made some mistake, people feel the need to lecture me on and on, or berate me excessively (not just pointing what I did wrong and then leaving it be), then when I speak up about it, I get treated worse, hostile treatment or been guilt tripped (e.g. You should be grateful for xyz because others aren't fortunate, etc.), or more. This is basically them kicking me while I am down, adding insult to injury if you wish to look at it that way.
Third example would be when someone treated me poorly (talking down to me like a child, berating me for something that I already know but using harsh tone of voice, lecturing me), I called out their behavior for their inconsistency instead of just 'pretending' that it didn't happen. At best, I would get some nonchalant, to hell with your feelings or your mood to you deserved that treatment and I can do what I want. Then when I retort and assert myself, stand my ground, I get worse threats or they start to get more hostile.
Fourth example is whenever I'm in an conversation and at any hint or mention of a negative trait or what seems to others as self-deprecation, they decide to go into savior-instinct mode, whiteknight mode, and it just fucking irritates me even more. Makes me feel more suicidal or at the least, ruins the mood for me, especially if they spewing forth some encouraging, get motivated bullshit. I fucking hate that type of shit, I DON'T FEEL ANYMORE MOTIVATED, in fact, I feel the opposite. But to them, they don't get it and when confronted, they get hostile and defensive, or sometimes ugly about it. Fuck them.
In conclusion, I feel that as long as society keeps kicking people who are down, either by verbal threats, threat of force, bullying, shaming and even dismissive treatment, then those people will eventually go over the edge and end up either CTB'ing (when they might not otherwise) or doing harm to others and then either suffering consequences or also end up CTB'ing (again I don't support nor condone their actions). In short, I feel like the ultimate middle finger is just not to play the game anymore, to check out and never again be a part of society by CTB'ing. I don't solely CTB out of anger and vengeance (but for many other reasons as stated in another of my threads), but I see my anger and vengeance more as a secondary, perhaps even tertiary byproduct of what all that has happened.
Does anyone relate or feel this way?
Edit: Added a fourth example.
Examples (not in any order but in general):
For example, when I had a bad day and I feel like venting about what had happened (whether it would be getting accosted, or just bad treatment by people), then I get people who are either dismissive (intentional and unintentional), or rude, and/or decide to add insult to injury. Sometimes, they'll say "but it's in the past!", "you need to let it go!", "just move on!", as if whatever transgression was ok and since it happened and nothing was done to correct it (or stop it from happening again).
Another example is when I had a bad day or made some mistake, people feel the need to lecture me on and on, or berate me excessively (not just pointing what I did wrong and then leaving it be), then when I speak up about it, I get treated worse, hostile treatment or been guilt tripped (e.g. You should be grateful for xyz because others aren't fortunate, etc.), or more. This is basically them kicking me while I am down, adding insult to injury if you wish to look at it that way.
Third example would be when someone treated me poorly (talking down to me like a child, berating me for something that I already know but using harsh tone of voice, lecturing me), I called out their behavior for their inconsistency instead of just 'pretending' that it didn't happen. At best, I would get some nonchalant, to hell with your feelings or your mood to you deserved that treatment and I can do what I want. Then when I retort and assert myself, stand my ground, I get worse threats or they start to get more hostile.
Fourth example is whenever I'm in an conversation and at any hint or mention of a negative trait or what seems to others as self-deprecation, they decide to go into savior-instinct mode, whiteknight mode, and it just fucking irritates me even more. Makes me feel more suicidal or at the least, ruins the mood for me, especially if they spewing forth some encouraging, get motivated bullshit. I fucking hate that type of shit, I DON'T FEEL ANYMORE MOTIVATED, in fact, I feel the opposite. But to them, they don't get it and when confronted, they get hostile and defensive, or sometimes ugly about it. Fuck them.
In conclusion, I feel that as long as society keeps kicking people who are down, either by verbal threats, threat of force, bullying, shaming and even dismissive treatment, then those people will eventually go over the edge and end up either CTB'ing (when they might not otherwise) or doing harm to others and then either suffering consequences or also end up CTB'ing (again I don't support nor condone their actions). In short, I feel like the ultimate middle finger is just not to play the game anymore, to check out and never again be a part of society by CTB'ing. I don't solely CTB out of anger and vengeance (but for many other reasons as stated in another of my threads), but I see my anger and vengeance more as a secondary, perhaps even tertiary byproduct of what all that has happened.
Does anyone relate or feel this way?
Edit: Added a fourth example.
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