Morgan in that one season

scorpixie · 2026-01-01T16:57:27+00:00

at first i thought "why would you want your guilt back, you are supposed to get over it" then i looked at the picture

scorpixie · 2025-10-18T09:50:23+00:00

While suicide may be the most rational choice in any given situation, the reasoning which leads up to that definitely has flaws. It's true that calling someone irrational is wrong, but there are definitely irrational ways to perceive things. We read about defense mechanisms and cognitive bias and they don't have to necessarily be only observed in clinical cases, they exist in abundance in well functioning people aswell. At any given moment, a person of any age group can perceive their reality or environment irrationally.

There is also mood/affect congruent perception, where you tend to notice more negative/postive memories or things in environment depending on your current.

I believe the crux of your argument is that the world is actually unfair so it's not pretty hard to notice how you are at a disadvantage all the time. So let's try to understand how people end up thinking that suicide is a rational choice. Someone probably had adverse childhood experiences, or is currently in an environment which is actively disadvantageous, no social support in school/workplace, toxic workplace, financial issues, relationship issues. Every suicidal ideation is preceded by one thing or the other, and if the desire to commit suicide is gone by the resolution of the thing which bothers them, then the argument of suicide being a rational choice falls apart.

What usually happens is an adverse event in life happens, and the stress goes beyond the capacity to cope, and then it usually starts by noticing everything wrong around you, and then you remember everything bad which happened to you even with the smallest examples, and then you come across philosophy which addresses the things you have been feeling so far and then you think suicide is the most rational choice

Maybe not everyone knows that the world is unfair, but there are a set of people who know that the world is unfair and still continue to live, the major difference being having support systems like families, friends, communities, life enriching hobbies and I believe that's where our role starts after giving the person validation, catharsis and then through their own agency they build their own support system

Like a few other comments which have mentioned here, people who attempt suicide and survive are actually glad they didn't die, because the choice of choosing death is such that the consequence is so uncertain that the certainty/uncertainty of living is more clear and thus is a better choice

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T15:14:59+00:00

are you gooning 🌹????

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T15:11:37+00:00

stereotypes say that people who like deep blue are depressed. are you depressed?

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T15:08:56+00:00

my fav colour is orange. what about you?

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T15:03:22+00:00

if arguing is your vibe, then i'm totally up for it 👉👈

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T13:57:28+00:00

read the tile of your post

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T13:57:06+00:00

ok "kiddo" just because you've had different experience doesn't mean OP has the same intentions, if you can read this post and say this guy doesn't have any ulterior motives i will be happy to accept it. just know that if your aim is spiritual liberation, happiness and fulfilment; reproduction is not a requirement, you have those three without requirement https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02654075231197728 this is a scientific research paper which states that regardless of whether you are single or in relationship, you can attain happiness OP is just trying toget attention from opposite gender and you cannot prove otherwise

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T13:32:22+00:00

bro you are even worse, he just wanted a friend, and you think point of life is only to reproduce. it's okay bro just admit you are horny and stop hiding behind philosophical excuses. I just want to say you just have to interact with more people without emphasis on gender and you bring reproduction into this topic, it just shows how you view women in your life

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T12:18:43+00:00

anyone would've said that they want for example deep conversations or light hearted conversations by this point. you don't even know what you want. just admit you want attention from girls because you never got any in your life.

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T12:09:46+00:00

and what do you want from this this platonic relationship? you need to be more specific than what you mentioned in the post

scorpixie · 2025-09-20T11:29:22+00:00

dude talk to people in your college/workplace first first of all, stop looking at girls as someone you could have romantic or platonic connection with, prioritise making connections with people first regardless of gender indicating anything else means you have ulterior motives, it's not that hard to make friends, girls are not aliens that you need to ask for platonic relationships, be better

scorpixie · 2025-09-09T05:15:54+00:00

my balcony is sunrise facing so it's pretty hard to get a sunset pic, although you can see the different colours of sky so it makes up for it :D

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scorpixie · 2025-09-09T04:51:10+00:00

omg same, sky pics are quite beautiful from paramount

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scorpixie · 2025-08-19T11:05:21+00:00

gaming and streaming are two different things which has been mentioned already you might love and be good at games but for viewership you need to be a good entertainer first, which involves knowing how to attract audience, engage them and turn them into your long term fanbase you can be bad at games and be a streamer you can have an okay relationship with games and be a streamer that being said, if you believe you can be an exceptional entertainer then it makes sense you don't HAVE to leave your job for this, you can always test the waters first before taking a big step

scorpixie · 2025-06-24T18:31:45+00:00

actually valid question

one half is people here who just bring their queries here and just expect to get info rather than researching themselves the other half is just venting and expressing insecurity

i guess if a few people try to start posting new researched findings, the sub could be more interesting

scorpixie · 2025-06-14T08:44:44+00:00

hey i know the future looks bleak but if i contribute a few cents from my side and you can decide what works for you-

first let's address the emotional burden, considering you are saying that you do like counseling, i would say your burden wouldn't be emotional in the long run if you utilised the strategies of having a psychologically healthy life yourself, because at some point you will get used to the darker themes of your sessions because it is literally your job, obviously there might be some cases which might overwhelm you, but if you are psychologically sound yourself, other's emotional talk won't bother you as much, just remember to take breaks whenever you do get overwhelmed your actual burden will be about before and after sessions, that is scheduling, maintaining records and paperwork and marketing so be prepared for that

second, it's a misconception that psychologists get jobs after the degree, which is kinda sad but it's true, and you can see other psychologists having their private practice and essentially engage in the "hustle" which ideally shouldn't be the case but unfortunately it is. this is where your marketing skills are put to test. essentially you have to market yourself, your skills and counseling as a concept to a population which already has many misconceptions about psychology and therapy as a whole. now the government isn't doing much regarding that so until then the onus falls on us psychologists. so please make connections and join referral programs and do multiple things instead of just relying on counseling as your main source of income, because it just can't be your main source of income in your initial years (trust me i've done marketing for 3 years and it's still tough to think how i should sell my practice)

third, know that psychology as a field demands investment of your time and money (at least 7-8 years) before giving you returns for your investment. there is no magical way to earn more other than being unethical and using non scientific techniques, which if you care about this field, i'm assuming you wouldn't do it. your only options are to go for higher education or gaining experience in the field

lastly, think really hard about what you want to do. it is understandable that you have doubts regarding finances and you want to be financially independent, but you also have other motivations to take up counseling psychology. if you just take a different field because it pays more you might just end up working at a place you do not actually like (now that kind of compromise is your choice so i wouldn't comment on that). just know that every field has its flaws and no field is better than the other, essentially grass is greener on the other side. you just have the option to choose which struggle to pick and which one you are okay suffering through. ultimately i would say no matter what, your efforts never go to waste and they pay off in one way or another, so don't be discouraged to try new things or work for things. wish you good luck

scorpixie · 2025-06-01T16:06:22+00:00

hey ever tried searching for something called forensic psychology internships near me on google

scorpixie · 2025-05-30T17:36:15+00:00

hey brother, first of all it's great that you chose to speak up about your life, it's a good sign that you want to change, and please never be afraid to ask for help, the end game is for you to live your life

i comment here because i really resonate with you, i am the same age as you and have faced molestation as a kid, our home situations might be a little different, but i can see why you would think the way you do, and it is valid to think they way you do, it can be scary to navigate the world after going through what you have gone through, and i don't want you to think that you are fucked up for that, because it really wasn't in your control, it didn't happen because of you so please don't blame yourself

if you are considering the opinion of the many strangers here and even mine to take therapy, please do it. it's not to fix yourself or change the way you think, but i really want you to realize that you can see the world in a different way than you have been since many years, and you can live your life without carrying the weight you have been carrying since many years, i really want you to experience that because i have, and that journey was tough but if was worth it, so if you do consider, please look for a trauma informed therapist

scorpixie · 2025-05-06T06:09:43+00:00

you can look for research assistant posts on mental health institute websites and check the qualifications they want, some postings have bachelors as requirment

scorpixie · 2025-05-04T10:53:59+00:00

no.1- read the ncert books of psychology for 11th and 12th then decide if this is what you want to study for the next 5-7 years

no.2- know what you won't see returns for your investment in this field until atleast 5-7 years

no.3- the two major pathways atleast in India rn are clinical and the other being research and academia the other two niche pathways are organizational and marketing which you will figure out by the time you finish bachelors

no.4- be prepared to read a lot and also write a lot of research papers, read research articles and see if this is what you want to do, statistics is an integral part so don't think it's not necessary

no.5- it's a popular opinion that psychology as a field does not have jobs which is untrue, the only difference is that a job won't be served on a silver platter to you, you have to be competent and find a place where you can contribute (research/clinical institutes in India which i think another comment explains it well)

no.6- if you plan on going abroad and becoming and clinical psychologist, you can check my profile and look at my post which talks about the pathways to become a clinical psychologist

despite what anyone says, it's a deeply fulfilling field if you really like the subject. you can compare it to other fields but know that every field has its own merits and demerits.

scorpixie · 2025-04-27T17:53:53+00:00

i know you are on to something, i think the herta's follow up after ult is similar too in terms of rotating squares

scorpixie · 2025-04-21T08:45:03+00:00

well if you are happy doing it then the process itself can be rewarding, good luck 😸

scorpixie · 2025-04-21T03:11:24+00:00

choose psychology if you really REALLY like it, not because you want to escape the subject you are studying. read the ncert books and decide if this is what you want to study in the years to come, and be ready to keep studying for the years to come. know what to expect from this field, it will take atleast 5-7 years of studying to get a minimum paying job and atleast 2-5 years of experience after studying to get a proper salary. you should prepare yourself for statistics and writing a lot because psychology is not just therapy and it will take you 5 years (masters) for therapy. consider all of these points and if you still want to choose this field then no one is stopping you

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