<p>It doesn’t apply to family members, you’re right. </p>
<p>I don’t care if you believe me or not: but here -</p>
<p>Approaching Neverland
A Memoir of Epic Tragedy & Happily Ever After
By Peggy Kennedy
ISBN-10: 1440126135
ISBN-13: 978-1440126130</p>
<p>You’d be amazed at the resources that AP Literature provides in using material for arguments.</p>
<p>I’m glad you’re starting to see it from my perspective. I really appreciate you understanding what it requires for me to give substantial advice to someone of your disposition. I kind of pride myself on it. :)</p>
<p>I know but at least you have a grasp on it, so I guess that’s promising. Maybe one day, you can overcome your ignorances and see the world a little clearer.</p>
<p>yes, it’s TRULY a burn to make a mentally ill person feel bad about herself… and when you get factual information wrong? yes. you really got me. let me go cry, 'cause that’s what crazy people do</p>
<p>To make anyone feel bad about themselves, regardless of their condition, is a burn. That’s what a burn is. You’re burning the other person. Whether you’re mentally ill or not has nothing to do with it, LOL.</p>
<p>Oh please, tell me what factual information I got wrong. Was it the types of medication because forgive me if I’m not acutely familiar with drugs used to treat mental illness as I don’t come into contact with them too frequently. (I can however tell you, with exact precision, the best OTC allergy medications known to mankind.) My understanding of antipsychotics and antidepressants comes from commercials, All Souls, and Approaching Neverland. I never studied psychiatry in depth.</p>
<p>Erhm…a-HEM. Can y’all take this to PMs or something? Because like every thread the two of you comment on turns into an argument about I don’t even know. So…can you two stop? Preamble, you hijacked your own thread. Personal attacks aren’t allowed, they violate the TOS. So stop. Please.</p>
<p>This has been a public service announcement brought to you by CE. Thank you.</p>
<p>well maybe don’t use it in argument if you don’t really know? and i’ve already told you…</p>
<p>and, yes, maybe that is a burn, if you like making a mentally ill girl feel even more ashamed about her illness. i mean, at least i know to never tell anyone about my problems, in fear of judgment like yours.</p>
<p>@CE527M - My apologies, lol. She commented to just fire shots and not provide actual substance to what my thread was about. I can assure you that I wasn’t trying to be overtly malicious, most of what I said was really biting sarcasm and irony. But again, sorry. </p>
<p>@clementines - I’m sorry you feel ashamed about your illness. I hope you find peace in this life.</p>
<p>Preamble, I’m not sure there’s anything you can really do about this kid…if you talk to the teacher it may come off as you whining and complaining, which probably wouldn’t do you any favors. Even if this kid isn’t getting points off for late work, surely if he’s not doing his work, he’s not doing well on quizzes and tests, right? So he’ll end up with a bad grade anyhow, and you and those who work hard will have a better grade. That’s probably all you can really do, is just forget about it.</p>
<p>I can sympathize with your situation, my journalism class is somewhat similar.</p>
<p>I despise it. Though I haven’t experienced it, I find it unfair. It’s because of this is why some people get higher marks than they deserve. That will truly make someone say,"***".</p>
ah-chyea. Place burn directly under cold water.</p>