Victor Markhoff / Ana Victoria Markhoff / vvictorman_uel - Powerchair faker pooner, has every illness, allergic to Krebs cycle, bed mayo enjoyer, kicked out of house and mental hospital, constant ebeggar, applesauce heiress paid to yeet her teets

[MirnaMinkoff]

@MirnaMinkoff
I have read a little about psychiatric wards, and I have known people who have been to them for temporary stays. I think the best way to run them would to make them a middle ground between the two types you described. I wouldn't want any of them to be cushy vacation spots with internet. I think internet should be banned inside them. From the people I know who have had temporary stays due to suicide attempts, they said that they were not allowed any electronics, and it was either a boring environment or an eye-opening environment being yelled at by schizos. They did not have any desire to stay in the ward, but they also did not feel absolutely tortured. I think making it a place you don't want to go, but also not unbearable torture either, is a good way for patients to have motivation to get better to want to get out, which maybe that's what they're going for? Patients won't feel like they're being sent to the gulag, but they also will still miss real-world luxuries like the internet.

Internet detoxes in general tend to be good for those that are addicted to it. But if they're convinced the internet is the only place they're "accepted" (since they're Nonbinary Asexual Sapioromantic Polyamorous or whatever), that can be hard to detach from. So maybe they need to be forced to have time away from it in a ward.

Edit: Providing practical education or trades work training in them would also be good, since it's something they can continue once they're out of ward treatment. And if it's one of the few limited activities in the ward they can do, then they'll naturally be more inclined toward it. Cushy vacation wards with internet won't be effective in changing anything about the patient because they'll just continue their same behaviors.

What you describe might work for the Internet addicted, the mildly depressed or maladapted people. I also think it’s unrealistic.

When I speak of a place like Creedmore the population is the violently and severely mentally ill. If you are a homeless man who murders someone on the streets because you knew he was Satan and are found “not guilty by reason of insanity” you go to Creedmore. The place got a reputation because the patients were so violent and deranged.

The psychiatric and pharmaceutical industries are happy to label anyone with mental disorder that schedules appt. Most ppl just need structure, restraint and discipline in their lives. The biggest problem I see with the “not severely mentally ill” overly self-involved population is if they are dissatisfied, alienated or unhappy they believe it’s not their responsibility- they want a pill, a doctor, the system, society, etc…to fix it for them and that’s retarded. It’s up to the individual.

The psychiatric industry found catering to the worried well, neurotic young ppl, unhappy adolescents, etc… pays way better and is much easier than dealing with the legitimately and severe mentally. It started in the 1950’s when psychiatrists realized they could make a better living listening to rich people vent and complain vs being poorly paid for dealing with schizophrenics who wanted to gouge their eyes out. It’s just kept growing in that direction ever since to reach the absurdities of today where they claim 1 in 5 Americans is “dealing with mental illness”

I see it a lot with people crying about “lacking support system” Which boils down to complaining “others are not doing enough for me”. Actual support systems are something you build with others via IRL work, responsibility, dependability and diplomacy from everyone involved in it. Vicky is just an extreme example of the “I want everyone to do things for me, but I can’t possible be arsed to anything for others, it’s all about ME ME ME” (except retweet GFMs)

 

[glioblastoma multiforme]

I have a feeling that there isn't a single thing on this earth that Vicky's parents could provide her that she'd find satisfactory.

The problem is her. She's not independent if she can't cook and clean for herself. If she can, then she can work a job.

She's argued her way into a corner.

 

[sarna]

I’m going to guess “court” was talking to attorneys. I don’t believe Vicky ever sued her parents or took them to court. Just like I don’t believe she has “name the disease”. She is a pathological liar so I assume anything she says is a lie until there is some sort of evidence, independent of the pathological liar’s narrative.

Agreed. At the very least a comical exaggeration.

For those who wondered when she was gonna get around to revving up the e-begging again:

 

[behindyourightnow]

Agreed. At the very least a comical exaggeration.

For those who wondered when she was gonna get around to revving up the e-begging again:

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Given that Vicky is too "disabled"/lazy to clean a CPAP...

I wonder if she's ever changed the filters or wiped down that mask she's wearing, or if she's just been mouthbreathing into the same filth-encrusted slimy residue since 2020.

 

[Diana Moon Glampers]

A hotel "in a couple of days." Someone is putting her up until then?

 

[Zemblan Physics]

When I speak of a place like Creedmore the population is the violently and severely mentally ill.

I’ve read stories about institutions like Creedmore before, and tbh they make the ideological push for de-institutionalization seem less irrational. Were all state hospitals that bad? Because here, in Sweden, I still occasionally meet old people who spent time in long-term institutions, and they genuinely describe it as preferable to assisted living. They had company, purpose, staff that mostly treated them well even if they were in the throes of a psychotic episode and they felt safe.

That said, what on earth would any kind of psychiatric institution do for someone like Vicky? She’s not psychotic where involuntary pharmacological treatment might make her more likely to make better decisions. She’s not depressed. She’s personality disordered, and as such she probably has a lot of anxiety, but that’s not something institutional care would fix, other than keeping her and her ilk away from the rest of us.

Basically Vicky is just a bona fide difficult person and as much as I dislike her, I don’t want a society where someone can be whisked away to Broadmoor for being a pain in the ass.

 

[merrybrandybuck]

Not to rub it in, but the incremental approach probably cost Vicky's family more than if they had bought a NYC apartment close to NYU ten years ago, let Vicky live in it, rent free, no maintenance, plus stipend for food, because they'd be up on real estate appreciation and could sell it when she graduates joins the 41%.

More like NYC hotel rooms are notoriously tiny, so the proprietors have to knock a wall down between two rooms to make them accessible, and then they charge guests for 2x the room rate on that room.

From a purely financial point maybe and it looks like they did buy one for her functional brother. But who's going to tell an 18 yo "sure, here's an apartment and lifelong gibsmedat, you never have to make an effort in anything at all"?
Good Lord what an absolutely vile person. "I accepted that I will never study and work in my life and I am cool with that, why aren't you?" And of course she had a seething melty at the thought of a nursing home lol.

 

[Fapcop]

BUUUUHH VICKY!!

What a disappointment!

I was fully expecting Vicky to take a stand like the disability activist she is. Maybe barricade herself in her room, threaten to douse herself with gasoline like a rotund, Vietnamese monk. Alert the press to the housing discrimination she faces.

Instead she just packed up, and fucked right off to a hotel. Like any NYC tourist.

Fucking BUUUHH! What a cock tease this chick is!

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

before, and tbh they make the ideological push for de-institutionalization seem less irrational. Were all state hospitals that bad? Because here, in Sweden, I still occasionally meet old people who spent time in long-term institutions, and they genuinely describe it as preferable to assisted living.

No, Creedmore (which is a state institution but services NYC) was where the worst of the worst were sent. Others were there, but it was also where you sent people that couldn’t go anywhere else.

I’ve done research and visited some of the old state lunatic asylums and the grounds are positively idyllic. Much of the horror is overblown because they are being interpreted with a modern lens. Society was harsh as fuck, so it was reflected in the institutions. Drugs fundamentally changed the way they operated starting in the 1959’s but until then your only options was the use of physical restraints and discipline for behavior modification. The old Practicality is now viewed as cruelty. I remember one story told as an example of the terrible cruelty of them they had the teeth pulled of one patient…because the crazy retard had been viciously biting the shit out of the staff for years. I guess I’m not much of a bleeding heart because that seemed logical to me. They had to care for the man and got tired of being viciously bit by him.

The way the hospitals operated varied from state to state, you were much better off to not be crazy in a large metro area that had to deal with a large population and transients. If you went to the “wards for the criminally insane” you were in for a hard time.

The places that serviced the feeble minded, the non-violent lunatics, misbehaving wives and the paranoid ran the gamut. I think the fact that most of the patients had actual responsibilities and duties, commiserating with their mental facilities, kept them a lot better off than the bored drugged ward zombies of today. Working was incentivized and earned privileges it also kept them busy. Unlike today the institutions were nearly self-sufficient at times. The biggest problem with them is the flimsy reasons someone could be kept and held there. It was a place you could get rid of an inconvenient wife because you found a better option or punish an adult relative for not conforming. (Strict divorce laws made it a different era for bad marriages). The various experimental treatments they tried out were also pretty fucked.

They weren’t places anyone wanted to go, but that also meant people who could reign their behaviors in did so out of fear of being sent to the asylum and those that were truly sick (like the homeless we see on the streets today) did get care, shelter and structure in their lives. A schizo in the state asylum was better off than the filth covered schizo battling the voices on the streets, isolated in his own private hell.

 

[Assigned Faggot At Birth]

They don't do the same for her because they don't believe she's capable of living independently.

But... Vicky herself told everyone that she's incapable of taking care of herself and her surroundings. All of these screenshots are from this thread, pages 16-18.







She's the Schrödinger's Retard, too retarded to live only when it suits her.

 

[glioblastoma multiforme]

Vicky is being dramatic about "this round of homelessness."

As suspected, she hasn't done her work, this is her new excuse.

Am retarded, what is "the state of MA" in this context? I doubt its Massachusetts or Master of Arts.

 

[fat_rat_on_the_grass]

Me and my friend used to call people like this hurricanes. Hurricane Vicky sounds like she cant think about anybody elses needs or her own impact on her surroundings and then she wonders why her surroundings end up fighting back. Girl you gave the rats and bugs a free meal courtesy of your terrible habits.

I think homelessness would do her a boatload of good with being in the real world for a change, but her parents keep rescuing her. its your kid... but you cannot carry a person into living a better life, I know there are some fucking scary people in shelters but there are also a ton of really lovely people too who have seen many scenarios and would probably mentor her on life (if she was humble enough to ask lol). What I do worry however (and what shes already shown) she will once again take another badge/trophy for something she didnt actually experience and will use it as to why she should be listened to more in social justice spaces or whatever their weird social credit system is. I dont have much hope for this cow. They get enabled by seeing others put on a pedestal for malingering/claiming to be things and it all goes downhill from there.

Skinwalking a homeless person and mom and dad funding her next place, all in.

 

[AfghanBlue]

Agreed. At the very least a comical exaggeration.

For those who wondered when she was gonna get around to revving up the e-begging again:

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I was gonna show this gypsy-rose in peak abuse level of self-cancerkidification pic too, so in the mean time

LOL k.

Her gofundme has 20 odd thousand dollars in it?
Too donors again Margery Mott, with 4,5,3000 a peice here and there.
So does that mean she has 20k just kinda sitting there?
It also has a hillarious long section at the end, detailing her "abuse" in the rich kid munchie reeducation camp that she got chucked out of. Including some lulzy non verbal performances where they refused to give her ipad over and told the people at the ER she was having a tantrum.

After going on for ages and ages and ages it then says the final bit of abuse was that the complaint forms were written and she can't write! Kek

It also shows who she was with when she landed in NY at the start of term. Some poor friend of a friend, who has lost her number I'm sure.

Very intriguing that her bro has an apartment in NY. I get confused as to if her bro is a pooned out girl, or an actual boy. Or her sister is a pooned out girl, or which way round any of this is. Because she has talked about a supportive trans sibling (who I assume was 'handling her' as much as she thinks they are handling her parents for her)

But apparently, neither they or their parents had the bright idea that the sibs could bunk together.. I don't wonder why.


It's funny looking at these old posts and seeing the old-hat "probable diagnosises" fly by like one hit wonders. My favourite was her Likely Brain Haemorrhage. It's star didn't burn bright for long.

 

[Temperance]

As suspected, she hasn't done her work, this is her new excuse.

Am retarded, what is "the state of MA" in this context? I doubt its Massachusetts or Master of Arts.

I think she's talking about the state of the healthcare system in Manhattan... but just said it in a really confusing and incorrect way.
Interesting to hear that she got some kind of medical extension for her classes.

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Unrelated, miscellaneous stuff:

Reddit.

my genetics are a mess. I’m in my 20s and a power chair user. I have many rare conditions. And my body has done fun things like yeeted my hair too.

On top of the prednisone, she also takes hydrocortisone for her totally real Addison's disease.
I don't know much about medical stuff, so not sure if this is significant at all. Sounds fun though!
Hydrocortisone:

Prednisone:

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After five months of not posting on Bluesky, Vicky came back to post this:

I’ve been struggling heavily since mistreatment from a doctor left me within a couple of minutes of death, and the only reason I lived was because I had friends watching me in shifts and someone noticed something was wrong. and even then I had treatment withheld for more than 6 hours.

like I am properly fucked in the head from my experience. On top of that since I spent 3 weeks in the hospital I have so many costs adding up, and I have to move in 5 days and have nowhere to go (finding an accessible place is impossible)

I’m trying to do all this while navigating this fucking massive trauma and not wanting to do anything with anyone

and now having the knowledge that with my likely diagnosis if I overdo it, I *die.* It feels like I have a gun stuck to my head

The next day, she posted this and then went silent on Bluesky again:

 

[AMHOLIO]

I think homelessness would do her a boatload of good with being in the real world for a change

I think the best thing for her would be a tard handler who sits there with a taser and makes her do things for herself and keeps her off the internet.

 

[Cnaiur urs Skiotha]

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Vicky is being dramatic about "this round of homelessness."

As suspected, she hasn't done her work, this is her new excuse.

Am retarded, what is "the state of MA" in this context? I doubt its Massachusetts or Master of Arts.

"Medical Accommodation" or something? I really don't know but from context clues I think she means some program.

Also "I'm supposed to be lying in bed eating beaucoup snacks and working on my papers from last semester" is such a hilarious distillation of her whole personality. She thinks it's cute to be this lazy and uses twee words like "beaucoup" while talking about doing work that was due last semester, and of course, eating in her filthy spicy mayo bed. This is what she wants to be doing instead of spiraling into homelessness parent-funded hotel stays over made up illnesses and unnecessary "accessibility needs". The ideal life she's dreaming of is that of a bummy, failing student, and instead she's just going to be a failed student and (hopefully, if we're lucky) an actual bum.

At her age what she's "supposed" to be doing is working or doing post-grad, living independently, dating, having friends. What she wants to be doing is staying a perpetual student and an "adorkable" twee gender-buddy and sick little waif who gets infinite snacks and screen time, only submits papers full of manic disability sperging, rides the most expensive power chair into a fully accessible penthouse suite, and stays a freshman at NYU for the next 47 years. What she is doing is failing out of school and abdicating full responsibility for her life. She is doing what she does when she goes "non-verbal" and "can't hold her head up" when medical professionals tell her things she doesn't want to hear. She is about to just go limp and fall, in every aspect of her life, and if her parents don't catch her, that just proves how evil they are.

 

[Jupiter Doughnuts]

No, Creedmore (which is a state institution but services NYC) was where the worst of the worst were sent. Others were there, but it was also where you sent people that couldn’t go anywhere else.

That said, what on earth would any kind of psychiatric institution do for someone like Vicky?

I've read some stuff on cross cultural psychiatry and how, say, bulimia basically appeared from scratch in the 80s, but genuine anorexia has existed for centuries. Manic depression and melancholic depression show up throughout history, but nobody thought shit life syndrome was clinical until Prozac.

So, what did BPD look like pre-Tumblr? Were they threatening suicide and getting locked up on a regular basis? Did they end up at freudian analysts? Did that help?

 

[(The REAL) Jack Torrance]

Am retarded, what is "the state of MA" in this context? I doubt its Massachusetts or Master of Arts.

I think she's talking about the state of the healthcare system in Manhattan... but just said it in a really confusing and incorrect way.

Based on the attached context clues, MA must mean “mutual aid”. So she’s assmad that no one is giving her money.

 

[sarna]

Vicky is going to DIE and it's going to be YOUR FAULT.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

So, what did BPD look like pre-Tumblr? Were they threatening suicide and getting locked up on a regular basis? Did they end up at freudian analysts? Did that help?

It existed but it wasn’t tolerated very well by society. They did get put into institutions but usually the more extreme social stigma of their behaviors could cause did help mitigate it for the less extreme examples. BPD seemed to go hand in hand with alcoholism. Trips to jail and the loony bin were not fun. They had a lot more cycle through IRL relationships and were hyper social.

Threatening suicide did not get you tossed into a psych ward, actually attempting suicide did.

Susan Tyrell is an interesting case study in BPD, but so was Marylin Monroe. Psychoanalysis didnt seem to help MM. “Fat City” and “A Woman Under the Influence” are interesting films that I think give insight into how women with BPD (or exhibiting BPD behaviors) were treated decades ago before the internet, before “mental health treatment” was common or fashionable.