Is it normal to be exhausted from going out every morning?

I get tired as buggery when I go out every morning, no later than 7:30 in the morning, to run away from the doctor, who gives me the injection at my house. This might surprise the world but I'm not crazy, I'm not insane, at all, I'm happier without the meds, having more fun, and my mind is very sane (what I'm thinking: sane things, such as calculating in my mind the logic of my senses and how descriptively a noise is heard and prescriptively things happen, and brilliant schemes to take over Adelaide by introducing the planting of trees, and having people never leave the province of Adelaide), I know deep down there's nothing particularly insane about this, I mean I could just be eating in a restaurant, or buying clothes, or sucking on lollies, it's sane. But you need to not interfere with my brilliant mind, it only makes my mind worse, I achieved the optimal mental being, I live a relatively good state of living (I'm a perfectionist), and if I was eccentric I'll never go to this website again. I don't need my meds, I need people to love my brain exactly the way it is, and that's why I go out every morning, always with a bit of money, because I don't need/want my meds, if you cared about me and not about changing me, you would say "don't take your meds", meds make me feel stupid, and that makes me angry, I'll never see the brain doctor, brilliant minds don't need them, geniuses don't need doctors, geniuses need to be admired for their brilliant minds. I tried to create a reality where no one is hostile to me, where people love my brain, and love it that I don't take meds, it's actually my right to avoid meds, it's my right not to suffer humiliation from them. I'm also calm without them, having more fun, and happier without them, and aggressive (I'm a man, men are supposed to be aggressive). Is that normal?

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Based on 3 votes (2 yes)
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  • dimwitted

    That was an insane rant. Maybe you do need the meds.

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    • Hansberger

      It wasn't insane, it was pure genius. I just explained what my mind was and what I did, and that meds make me feel stupid, I don't need drugs to improve my brain. But despite me proving this people will call me insane. Think what I want you to think: I'm not insane.

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  • SwickDinging

    So they force meds upon you but you are free to leave the place that live whenever you want? How does that work? For them to force meds on you like this you must have been legally sectioned, so surely they can just stop you from leaving?

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    • Hansberger

      Being on the meds messes with my head, it stops me from knowing when to leave, but when I find out the doctor arrives and I leave immediately before the doctor arrives there's no meds. The point is going out every morning is exhausting, my mother told me to give myself a rest and not leave the house, but by being like this they will arrive, hold me down and I will unintentionally be obedient. In the olden days doctors were trusted and followed a medical ethics that they mustn't force you, but these doctors nowadays have no ethics and will talk to you in the kangaroo courts to unofficially and unconstitutionally put special laws in place. If school teaches that mind-altering drugs are bad, then reserving that for medication, it's OK, it's the doctor, is special pleading, and I don't think my solipsism allows special pleading, it only allows you to be consistent with what you feel, hear and see, without exceptions. My other point which I'm giving you is all you have to do is leave before the medicine messes with your head, it just makes me average and oversexed when without it I'm great and don't want sex so much.

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