displeasure with repercussions ...

​Never become defensive to the displeasures of others, whenever something shocking occurs, which you then think are related to your own mental health issues, its important to discuss but not as related be blamed for influences to others or as influencing concepts that guide thought processes about, who is to blame, who is victim, and what is to blame is not for anyone on the outside of anything to judge, as a person who has been affected from within from outside circumstances and by default from my own responses in life to hardships, that is no ones fault, its difficult as a writer to provide constant reminders of my positions to not create teams in life which have much done a disservice to those listening, as the people to whom topics are addressed and applied to for insight, or for feedback, to then require those to whom are designated as “mentally ill” then expected to write to a standard that benefits all, benefiting all is difficult, there will always be sides, and the readers job is to not be judgmental toward others, as by reading, and my job as a writer is not to write about others only myself, that does me a disservice in life when I have to deal with beyond my own mental health issues in life, and its not helpful to make things about someone who suffers that would be unfair to do to finish someone off, as bad, or to further ruin their abilities to make progress in life as well and good. -This is not about not liking my situation in life and then drawing inference to the situations of others, and bring attentions to things that do not matter now have already been dealt with. 

It’s just as uncomfortable to the writer for the audience to be unhappy or displeased with results (on topic) or with repercussions (off topic) why choose your campaigns wisely it’s a choice who you support in life (on topic) it’s not a right to know who you love (off topic).

— Leslie Fischman (@mymollydoll_) February 9, 2019