briskfox3 said:Dissociation, switching, mood swings, gender dysphoria, memory loss, zero energy or motivation, flashbacks.....
Come over here and we'll TALK, I once passed out at a bar because I mixed Xanax with alcohol to deal with depression. I took two whole boxes of pills and washed them down with whiskey... the bartender called 911 and they had to pump my stomach.
briskfox3 said:Can someone please just tell me what's actually going on with me? I'm tired of them just swapping my meds every single time without any explanation...
Here’s a little poem just for you, Adelon, even if you are a total snob... I spent two years writing with Evica. Huge props to the moderators from the US and Switchn, they actually bothered to use warnings. And if you thought I was going to stick exclusively to the US subforum? Sorry, but no way.
rustydrifter10 said:The thing is, those partial bans are essentially indefinite—they're permanent unless someone decides otherwise. Removing them isn't a right you can claim; it's entirely at the discretion of the site admins. Plus, just so we're clear, a ban applies to the actual person, not just the specific username. You aren't allowed to jump into subreddits where you've been restricted using any other profile. Don't try it, because this current account could end up getting a permanent ban, and the other one could get hit with a multi-week suspension. If it keeps happening, the penalties only get harsher.
Then just change the rules. My behavior in the psychology section didn't warrant a permanent ban. I've been banned from the men's section for two years. If I'm not allowed to post in psychology, then I'm not posting anywhere on this whole site. So go ahead, give me a permaban on this account and on unknown too. You hand out permanent bans without any explanation, acting all high and mighty without saying why. Maybe one of the moderators from the psychology section can show up here and explain why I'm barred from there. Or the mods from the men's section—why am I banned from that section for two years? I started threads here, looked for you guys, wrote appeals... sent private messages to the mods. Clearly, something is broken in your rulebook. You shouldn't be able to just drop a permanent ban on someone because you're in a bad mood, and then have an admin step in to defend it by saying removing a ban is "at their discretion." And now a moderator from psychology has the nerve to give me a permanent ban on a profile I registered 15 years ago. I'm not writing on a site that practices this kind of censorship...