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This subreddit appears occasionally on circlebroke, so I came here out of curiosity to see just how bad, bad was. And it was. Not very far in, I went to a thread full of people not answering a person's question and just telling him he's crazy. If I'm to be perfectly honest, the people commenting seemed "crazier" than the OP. They were diagnosing him and flatout saying, "You have bigger problems." And you know what? The post wasn't bad at all. It was just the people replying.

The fact of the matter is, you don't know every detail of someone's life, and a lot gets mistranslated into text. Why must we fill in the details that we don't know with negativity and use that as a justification to belittle them? /r/relationships has become a big subreddit and I'm sure that's kind of why it has become a dump. There's more toxic individuals who took intro to Psych and think they're certified enough to speak on a person's cognition just from a few paragraphs in an anonymous forum. This is wrong and you might be hurting someone.

To those who have had this experience, I would suggest not posting here and get to someone who has actually worked to be able to speak on your situation (a therapist, for instance). If you just need an ear to vent, that's perfectly normal and you can PM me if you'd like and I can give you my Skype. No problem. Don't let the inevitable downvotes concern you, either, that doesn't change the validity of my statement or my offer.
<bot>: Stop thinking your pseudo-intellectual and/or psychological analyses are needed. They aren't. Also, other stuff that can basically be said about the entirety of the internet.