Discussion If a close friend or family member came up to you and told you that they killed someone would you believe them or assume they were joking?

[EzraIsShy76028]

I ask this question because one day a long time ago, when in a severe, psychotic delusional manic state caused by my severe Bipolar, as well as being on the wrong meds that made things even worse for me, on social media I "confessed" to all my friends and family members on there that I killed someone, made up a fake name for that "person," something really stupid too like "Dicky Bob," and literally all of them blocked me and called the police (to which the police took me to the mental hospital), and never unblocked me ever again. As well as never wanting to see me again in real life either.

It was just like geez, thanks for having so much faith in me guys!

I imagine though for all of them to believe me that easily I must just simply give off "that" vibe.

As a quiet loner type person with several mental illnesses including Bipolar and Major Depression, I assume I give off "school shooter vibes" to people. Some people have literally even told me this directly, as well.

So to an extent I guess I can't blame them? But still. THANKS FOR THE BOOST OF FUCKING CONFIDENCE GUYS!!!

 

[LOOKISM-LOGIC]

They called the police on you, absolutely brianwahsed cucked family and friends.

 

[EzraIsShy76028]

They called the police on you, absolutely brianwahsed cucked family and friends.

Yeah, exactly! Admittedly and obviously when I said that to them I wasn't in the right mindset, but they literally believed right away that I was a murderer without even questioning it.

If someone said that to me I would at the very least question it. I'd need some proof. People can say anything they want, make stuff up, however they can't just prove anything.

Besides, wouldn't even make sense. Even I did kill someone, why the hell would I go around actually admitting it to everyone I know? Usually true murderers would move heaven and earth to make sure no one ever finds out.

 

[Xuelian Baijie]

People in my family wouldn't joke about that