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Dec 20, 2016, 01:55 PM
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Are you good at spotting injustices? As in, you feel there's an injustice even though you might not know why it is. And you sensitive to injustices? Do they make you cry, make you angry or make you feel miserable (easily)?
Are there specific types of injustice your particularly sensitive to? Yes to all the above. I'm not so sure about specific types, but there definitely are. It's really something I should analyse better. Of course I'm most sensitive to injustices similar to those done to me. But it has been generalised to encompass many if not all types of injustice. If you don't mind and if it's relevant, please also mention what you're diagnosed with other than BP, if anything (and, again, only if it's relevant).
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Dec 20, 2016, 02:35 PM
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...and I do believe my having been bullied for much of my life is at least part of why I can easily experience sadness, anger, misery or whatever else for others as well as for myself... ...and the types of injustices that bother me the most are those where the people committing them are wittingly treating certain vulnerable people wrongly. However, I do believe there is a difference between unjust (entitlement denied) and unfair (arbitrary equality). And so, I can be just as quick to encourage someone to stop whining as I can to let others know they have just committed an injustice.
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Dec 20, 2016, 02:40 PM
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Yes, for as long as I can remember. OCD might have something to do with it.
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Jan 01, 2017, 07:29 PM
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I can tell you about wrongfully accused and uncompensated. Some other day.
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