Probably not a psychotic episode as that’s about delusions as in not knowing what’s real and what’s not. This could be a manic episode, just depends on baseline. Mental health isn’t so clear cut where you either have a disorder or you don’t, diagnosis is subjective.
It could be. It also could be that she is used to getting away with terrible behavior like this and knows exactly what she is doing but just doesn't care.
Sure. If the tables were turned would be giving him the same benefit of the doubt? Would you also assume she pushed him to that point as being an option. That is a serious question by the way.
I get that. I wasn't making assumptions just pushing against the thought that she isn't in control and therefore not to be held accountable. Neither of us know from the short video. Would you feel the same if the sexes were reversed though?
Yes why would i care about their sexes, one is at peak heart attack blood pressure, smashed a window and held on to the moving car by the broken glass like somebody was kidnapping her baby while on her period
It definitely is a reaction some people have and I promise you there are people who act this way strictly because they haven't faced consequences for these actions. I'm saying jumping to defense in some belief that she isn't capable of controlling herself is a dangerous precedent to set for the world.
Using words, maybe getting mad and smacking the car or something, people get mad, but not smash the window in and hang onto the car by the broken glass while being dragged around with blood pressure so high you can see the heart attack forming in their face mad
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u/callmewicked366 1d ago
You just know that coochie grip like a fresh set of brake pads 🤣🤣
In all seriousness this is disgustingly abusive behavior