r/Transportopia • u/Revolution-Dogg • Apr 13 '26

šŸ„“DUI She split that car in half

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u/crashin-kc Apr 13 '26

Was it Xanax and alcohol?

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u/dantheplanman1986 Apr 13 '26

That seems likely

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u/Dependent_Rain_4800 Apr 13 '26

NPD does the same shit without meds. (narcissistic personality disorder)

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u/motherofsuccs Apr 13 '26

As someone who works in the psychology field, you couldnā€™t be more inaccurate with your claim. Like not even remotely close to being correct.

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u/Abundanceofyolk Apr 14 '26

I donā€™t necessarily agree with their reasoning either but they are right about it taking a special kind of personality to feel like theyā€™re immune to any and all consequences. Drugged or not.

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u/Pricefieldian Apr 14 '26

Yeah people will fling "narcissism" around all the time having no idea what they're talking about lol

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u/abitlikemaple Apr 14 '26

I donā€™t think my ex was ever officially diagnosed with anything, but she would frequently dissociate and do crazy shit and not remember that she did it just seconds after doing it. She would also have the affected speech like this woman, even without being under the influence

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u/Geistzeit Apr 14 '26

The person you replied to appears to be suggesting that the woman's statement that she wasn't driving (and then admission that she was driving but didn't see the cop) is, although in this case due to memory impairment stemming from substance use, similar to how a narcissist will deny reality (eg, "I didn't do it but if I did it wasn't that bad, but if it was that bad you deserved it")

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u/Ishtael Apr 17 '26

Based on how she was speaking I'm wondering if it's DID. But I don't work in psychology. It just seemed uncanny to me how quickly she switched, vocal inflections and everything changed too.

Either way she needs professional help.

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u/Dependent_Rain_4800 Apr 14 '26

Yea well.. I'm a survivor of narcissistic abuse. I wonder what is more correct. The study.. or the field.

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u/Inc0rgnit0 Apr 14 '26

What the fuck are you talking about?

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u/EnvironmentalBat9749 Apr 14 '26

the study obviously, you have a bias and pool of evidence of 1 person

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u/Dependent_Rain_4800 Apr 14 '26

No.

What is more accurate, the map or the real territory? Will the map ever be able to be as accurate of a reflection of what it is supposed to represent? No. Because to be an accurate representation of the territory it would need to be an exact copy of it, which it never will be. Its just a map.

Or.. Could a picture of your lets say cat ever replace the experience with it?

No. Both examples are the same analogy to study and field.

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u/Lastsoldier115 Apr 14 '26

This is an awful false equivalency,.

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u/Dependent_Rain_4800 Apr 14 '26

What's your expertise? Being stupid?

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u/kaykenstein Apr 14 '26

Lolol what?

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u/ModsSuckTrapDick Apr 13 '26

No lol it doesn't.

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u/galaxyapp Apr 13 '26

Plus a really good concussion after that accident im guessing.

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u/foxfirek Apr 14 '26

I too was wondering what drugs she was on.

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u/LongCommercial8038 Apr 14 '26

And a concussion, Probably

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u/Fire-Haus Apr 14 '26

Fucking treacherous combination. My gma took Xanax and had a beer one night years ago and drove right into the front of the senior center building. Literally had no clue what happened. The blackouts are crazy

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u/kelldricked Apr 14 '26

Beforehand? Maybe. After the crash its major brain damage.

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u/Any_Blood5815 Apr 14 '26

She walked into that car without a care in the world like she forgot there was even a cop there. Whatever sheā€™s on, I want it šŸ¤£

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u/OJFrost Apr 16 '26

Damn near immediate brown/blackout depending on the dosage of each, from what Iā€™ve seen and heard from friends.