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Original post by Joel 96
This guy clearly got a PHD in Holelology.


Thanks, Glassapple. Was just interested; hope you didn't mind.
Are people even believing this? :laugh:
Reply 82
Original post by stu.dying
Are people even believing this? :laugh:


Not too much... But it is entertaining nevertheless.
I actually believe the basics, but believe they're exaggerated. We've had this conversation before.
"Social experiments " are his thing.
There is obviously an MH issue of some kind. Be it true narcissism, psychopathy or sociopathy. Or something else.
I actually also believe the family dynamics too
Wether glassapple acknowledges it or not, every single thread he creates mentions the lack of parental attention. I'm sure his behaviour is becoming more and more excessive in an attempt to get it. Parents cannot negate their responsibilities with copious amounts of money.
Putting himself in dangerous situations is going to end badly one day in some shape or form.
Escalating his behaviour to hurt another living being deliberately is not the only issue. Someone will hurt him too. Probably only physically though.
His parents should be thoroughly ashamed. Their incompetence has bred an incredibly damaged child and for that I feel sorry for him
Reply 84
Original post by Sammylou40
I actually believe the basics, but believe they're exaggerated. We've had this conversation before.
"Social experiments " are his thing.
There is obviously an MH issue of some kind. Be it true narcissism, psychopathy or sociopathy. Or something else.
I actually also believe the family dynamics too
Wether glassapple acknowledges it or not, every single thread he creates mentions the lack of parental attention. I'm sure his behaviour is becoming more and more excessive in an attempt to get it. Parents cannot negate their responsibilities with copious amounts of money.
Putting himself in dangerous situations is going to end badly one day in some shape or form.
Escalating his behaviour to hurt another living being deliberately is not the only issue. Someone will hurt him too. Probably only physically though.
His parents should be thoroughly ashamed. Their incompetence has bred an incredibly damaged child and for that I feel sorry for him

Maybe he just restates these elements (age, wealth, family, sexuality, psychology) to make sure all the readers are aware of his made-up persona. I still am not convinced that a professional would diagnose a personality disorder to a minor for example.
Original post by usualsuspects
Maybe he just restates these elements (age, wealth, family, sexuality, psychology) to make sure all the readers are aware of his made-up persona. I still am not convinced that a professional would diagnose a personality disorder to a minor for example.

Why not? There are specialist psychiatry services for adolescents. And the OP has a private psychiatrist
Reply 86
Original post by Sammylou40
Why not? There are specialist psychiatry services for adolescents. And the OP has a private psychiatrist


Although I tend to disagree with psychiatrists (&co), I believe it's common practice not to diagnose such things to minors because their personality hasn't already developed fully.
Original post by Sammylou40
Why not? There are specialist psychiatry services for adolescents. And the OP has a private psychiatrist


Thanks. Below is for your reference, not directed at you.

Original post by usualsuspects
Although I tend to disagree with psychiatrists (&co), I believe it's common practice not to diagnose such things to minors because their personality hasn't already developed fully.


A quick google would have shown you: http://m.choosehelp.com/topics/parenting-family-therapy/is-your-teen-a-narcissist-learn-the-warning-signs-and-treatment-options#heading-diagnosing-narcissist-personality-disorder

There is no issue diagnosing minors like myself with this if the criteria are met. I was diagnosed at the end of August 2015 when I turned 15 (I'm 16 now). I'm sure having a private psychiatrist has helped not having to go through the layers of NHS beaurocracy to reach the diagnosis, which probably would have taken years of referrals, misdiagnosis and shunting about between services.
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Original post by usualsuspects
Although I tend to disagree with psychiatrists (&co), I believe it's common practice not to diagnose such things to minors because their personality hasn't already developed fully.


A blanket disapproval of diagnoses is as dangerous as failure to diagnose. You'd better hope you never need one
Original post by Glassapple
Thanks. Below is for your reference, not directed at you.



A quick google would have shown you: http://m.choosehelp.com/topics/parenting-family-therapy/is-your-teen-a-narcissist-learn-the-warning-signs-and-treatment-options#heading-diagnosing-narcissist-personality-disorder

There is no issue diagnosing minors like myself with this if the criteria are met. I was diagnosed at the end of August 2015 when I turned 15 (I'm 16 now). I'm sure having a private psychiatrist has helped not having to go through the layers of NHS beaurocracy to reach the diagnosis, which probably would have taken years of referrals, misdiagnosis and shunting about between services.


Ultimately, I think we're all curious about your actions yesterday........
Reply 90
Original post by Glassapple

A quick google would have shown you: http://m.choosehelp.com/topics/parenting-family-therapy/is-your-teen-a-narcissist-learn-the-warning-signs-and-treatment-options#heading-diagnosing-narcissist-personality-disorder

There is no issue diagnosing minors like myself with this if the criteria are met. I was diagnosed at the end of August 2015 when I turned 15 (I'm 16 now). I'm sure having a private psychiatrist has helped not having to go through the layers of NHS beaurocracy to reach the diagnosis, which probably would have taken years of referrals, misdiagnosis and shunting about between services.

My knowledge was limited to this part:
In effect, these egotistical adolescent ‘narcissistic’ indicators may merely represent a developmental stage in a teen’s personal growth and maturity and nothing more.

Thanks for the link, found out that I have all the symptoms except one, would accept my mother's offer of visiting a psychiatrist if I had time.
The moment you realise that a gay guy gets better results on tinder than you
I wonder what your next 'social experiment' will be. I noticed you didn't lose any money this time
Original post by livvyxo
you sound like a bit of a jerk tbh. Why are you leading her on? How would you feel if someone pretended to be gay and did this to you?


yoooooongiiiii
Reply 94
Leave the girls for us.
Original post by Glassapple
I'm 16 and gay, from London but currently on holiday in Milan with my dad. I was bored today so I downloaded Tinder for the first time and pretended I was straight (I had nothing better to do after breakfast and I was bored).

I swiped right on a girl (who is really hot by straight standards) and we got talking. She's 18, English and also on holiday. We met at my hotel, had a coffee and we 'got on', all the while I pretended I was straight and 18 as a social experiment. She said she's looking for sex and that if I messaged her tomorrow we definitely could (she was on a tight schedule with her parents today but free any time tomorrow). We snogged (ew) and now she's messaging me saying she wants to come to my hotel tomorrow and have full sex with me; she's really up for it.

Obviously I don't want this as I'm gay and I shouldn't have started this whole thing, but I was so bored this morning I needed something new to do. What do I do now? She knows the hotel I'm staying at and who I am. I've had sex with two girls before and I know I don't like it.


So, what did you do in the end?
Original post by YaliaV
You both seem like shining examples of humanity.


Exactly what I thought :biggrin:

What people like him want is attention. They desperately want it.
He doesn't want a solution to his so-called problem. He already took the decision. He's announcing it to us.
He probably wants us to admire him living his luxurious successful life :wink:
As he said he has so many mental health issues I kinda feel sorry for him ... but disgusted at the same time.

I despise his personality and I don't respect it just because it's grossly different.
I've met MANY special snowflakes (I went to a music high school ...there are SO many) most of them with :dolphin::dolphin::dolphin::dolphin::dolphin:y personalities (the rest are my best friends :tongue:).
Experience suggests it's better (for you not for them) to ignore them.

I still remember that girl who would eructate and fart publicly. She shouted frequently without any reason.
She LOVED our reactions to her weird behaviour. She was laughing for 5' non-stop.
During lessons she was putting make up and lipstick with her posh friends while laughing to boys that were not hot
(they thought they are the hottest it can get and they shouted that every day).
She was failing maths because she didn't pay any attention (she was busy with her make up) and blamed our teacher ; he died that year and she was shouting 'ah finally can you imagine having another year with him'
In physical education she always had an excuse ; in most cases she had her period (8 times a month).
...but no one liked her not even her friends. When she was ill they were all making fun of her.
I was feeling sorry for what she was. She lived a hard life and she had mental health issues; her behaviour was a product of that.

I hope that one day they overcome their mental health issues, that's all I can say.
Original post by Sammylou40
Ultimately, I think we're all curious about your actions yesterday........


Original post by Marzy-Sama
So, what did you do in the end?


Original post by Vesniep
Exactly what I thought :biggrin:


I met her at 1pm yesterday at my hotel. We went to my room and we had sex. I really didn't like it (I did manage to finish in her while thinking about guys, but it was hard, I could tell she was enjoying it throughout and after I finished she said she loved it) We kissed and made out a lot (I didn't like that either). Just after I finished in her I turned on the TV and on the Apple TV there were pictures of me kissing a guy and she watched in shock as I flicked through the pics of me with different guys. She started to swear and asked if I was gay, I said yes and she started getting angry and swearing more.

She was still naked at this point, I said I was gay and I never fancied her, I just had sex with her because I thought it would be funny and that I found it hilarious I had sex with her when she thought I was straight. She got dressed and shouted verbal abuse at me. She demanded I paid for a taxi back to her hotel for her (while also calling me a rich, posh expletive), which I didn't do and I told her to walk. She told me to never speak to her again, she said I was a jerk (and ruder) and I shouldn't have lead her on. Throughout all this I was laughing at her and telling her how guys are so much better than her, that I hated the sex with her and that I'm smarter than her. She stormed out, knocking my stuff over as she went. I'm incredibly pleased with what I did and I'm glad I did it.
Reply 98
Original post by Glassapple
I met her at 1pm yesterday at my hotel. We went to my room and we had sex. I really didn't like it (I did manage to finish in her while thinking about guys, but it was hard, I could tell she was enjoying it throughout and after I finished she said she loved it) We kissed and made out a lot (I didn't like that either). Just after I finished in her I turned on the TV and on the Apple TV there were pictures of me kissing a guy and she watched in shock as I flicked through the pics of me with different guys. She started to swear and asked if I was gay, I said yes and she started getting angry and swearing more.

She was still naked at this point, I said I was gay and I never fancied her, I just had sex with her because I thought it would be funny and that I found it hilarious I had sex with her when she thought I was straight. She got dressed and shouted verbal abuse at me. She demanded I paid for a taxi back to her hotel for her (while also calling me a rich, posh expletive), which I didn't do and I told her to walk. She told me to never speak to her again, she said I was a jerk (and ruder) and I shouldn't have lead her on. Throughout all this I was laughing at her and telling her how guys are so much better than her, that I hated the sex with her and that I'm smarter than her. She stormed out, knocking my stuff over as she went. I'm incredibly pleased with what I did and I'm glad I did it.


Cool story bro.

At least trolling confirmed.
Wow...

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