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- Jan 11, 2023
I think they feel regret at an individual incident level, they deliberately introduce bacteria into their line and 'accidentally' get sepsis and it's BAD this time, excruciating pain and permanent effects instead of a week in bed feeling bad but not hideous and loads of the good drugs.do you think they regret it at the end? Isn't it the end goal to be Really Sick so even if it's painful it's psychologically satisfying?
But, I think that feeling regret about their wasted life and what could have been different, is not very likely. To feel that way would entail taking a step back and evaluating when and why this started and how much of their own and others lives have been destroyed. They would have to admit, even just inside their own head, that this was all their doing, every step of the way and then actually sit and let themselves feel the negative emotions that such an admittance would bring up.
This is FAR too difficult for our munchies, especially the young ones. It's much much easier (and gets them gifts and attention) to blame Fate, defective genes, or some terrible, invisible illness for ruining their lives and forcing them to live as Poor Pitiful Warriors (the totally-really-real illness ones can guilt trip their parents even more because the years and tears and mileage and money that they spent trying to find out what was wrong with their daughter is now years of illness and agony during which they didn't do nearly enough to get her
These girls have never had to endure anything negative in their lives, Mommy and Daddy have always fixed everything so they don't suffer any kind of pain, physical or emotional, no matter how minor, and as far as they believe, they always will...
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