We're all members on a mental health forum. Many here have a greater sense of various illnesses than the average person in society.

I don't believe it's deceitful to not wear a mental health label accross ones forehead. If anything, it makes relationships more humanistic. Plus, as far as this thread goes, I didn't bring that word up first.

Support isn't always coddling nor purely only validation. Support can be challenging in a group setting. Asking a question doesn't equal judgement. Typically more information is needed for whomever asks the question.

2 years of emotional intimacy to one night in bed that flopped, literally and figuratively doesn't seem to match the op where this man's name is practically blasted over the internet. Maybe he thought he had prowess? I wasn't there that night, neither was anyone else. But is this really about the man's package or is there something else about the entire experience that really seems to upset you to no avail?

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