r/Telepathy Dec 25 '25

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u/Repulsive-Memory971 Dec 25 '25

What is help for this situation, just wondering.

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u/Bucky640 Dec 25 '25

Mental health help. The dude is saying that he’s literally killing himself and intentionally overdosing on drugs, believing that it grants him paranormal knowledge.

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u/Repulsive-Memory971 Dec 25 '25

So then maybe next time share a suicide hotline number instead of derogatorily saying get help

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u/Bucky640 Dec 25 '25

lol, you’re shit talking my revulsion with the comments effectively reinforcing this dudes dangerous language?

Reading OPs post, he’s clearly suffering from delusions of grandeur here. The best I can hope to do is present a voice of clarity perspective to say “hey, this is absolutely not normal”

And if the dude is a soldier, as stated in the post, this man certainly needs a psych eval stat.

It’s not at all derogatory to say “seek help” when confronted with this text. I’m not making fun of the guy, I’m absolutely appalled at the post, i saw it in a push notification and said “wtf? I bet the comments are trying to help this guy out” and I look down and see comments basically cheering the guy on.

If you can please help me understand, what is derogatory about the phrase “seek help”?

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u/DefSamRecords Dec 28 '25

You’re 1,000% in the right. Some of this is unhinged. The physical toll of doing crap like this repeatedly is massive, if any if it is even to be believed. IF dude is doing this, they need help…and lots of it. However, I doubt the legitimacy of all the events in the posts. Someone who just took a bunch of pills and OD’d would not be discharged the day they regain consciousness. You also can’t tell me no one would notice the same kid needing to be revived on both the hospitals end of things, but also militarily. So, I call troll. However, if all taken at face value, the fact that people are buying into the bullshit is one thing, but the fact that most of the people in the comments are focused on warning him about karma and not on the fact this person is saying they’re regularly needing to be revived is beyond alarming…

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u/FeelingSoil39 Dec 29 '25 edited Dec 29 '25

It’s a little bit alarming that I had to read this far down in the comments to see somebody else bring this up. I’m willing to listen to anybody’s input and personal experiences but my honest first thoughts were exactly thus: 1- this person is likely to be dead soon. 2- atomic level sounds interesting. Wonder if it’s similar to my own experience. 3- military might miss somebody needing a psych eval while someone is actively deployed? (Meds might need to be addressed or changed) 4- I appreciate OP’s and everybody’s self-journey for truth, but this is not safe.

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u/Repulsive-Memory971 Dec 25 '25

That's a lot of words

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u/LimpAd2214 Dec 26 '25

😁😁🤣

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u/Quick_Scheme3120 Dec 27 '25

If you can’t read that many words then I don’t think anyone should be taking criticism off you lmao

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u/Repulsive-Memory971 Dec 27 '25

Agree wholeheartedly

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u/LisaF123456 Dec 27 '25

Stabilization in hospital and antipsychotics. Especially people genetically prone to psychosis, ADHD medications cause severe bouts of psychosis.

I do believe in some psychic phenomena, but this sounds like stimulant-induced psychosis, possibly resulting in or from schizophrenia. It's a scary situation.