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I am so mad. The mental health workers told me to scare off my ex-boyfriend on facebook. Then, he blocked me. I am so upset because they keep telling me to do things and I don't know why. What should I do? My ex-boyfriend was actually very narcissistic and treated me poorly.
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I would probably want directives in writing, at this point, so there's no misunderstandings. .
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if the mental health people are still telling you to do bad things and you are back on your meds (ruling out that it may be a delusion) contacting your police (911) will take care of the situation so that the mental health people cant hurt you any more. |
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He wasn't all bad. He was sometimes nice to me. He just wants to date someone who is successful, attractive, and smart. So, when I gained weight, he was a jerk.
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you deserve better
someone to treat you well no matter how you look
__________________
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I was really going to combine this thread to encompass two different situations. Now the title doesn't make any sense.
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Mental health workers should support you not tell you do things that will hinder you recovery or cause mental anguish.
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