The defendant pissed me off if someone at age 18 has an attachment with a blanket or toy there's more to the story, maybe ask about it.. omg it's not hard.. I feel for the plaintiff I lost both parents and have kept toys from my childhood that remind me of them daily
Agreed....this isnt anyone's place to decide on what happens with the blanket. This is for the plaintiff to decide and maybe work with a therapist if he likes but it isnt anyone else's place. Really cant believe the defendant not understanding the psychological connection
The defendant in the first case is not some kind of therapist or psychologist and should not try to solve the plaintiff's problem with the blanket. It takes time and gradual work to get over something like that. It's not funny either, I know he just wanted to help the plaintiff, but should do some research so that he can help the right way.
I actually would date the plaintiff in the first case. Hes a sweetheart and i understand and have emotional issues too. Defendant is absolutely wrong that no girl would date him! How awful to say 😢. He seems very sweet and this is just his way of coping to keep a blanket. I see nothing wrong with it and it's not the defendant's business or place to help with this. It's the plaintiff's choice and for a therapist to help if he'd like but i see no harm in hanging on to childhood momentos. Lots of people use that as a coping mechanism. I think hes a sweet kid and wishing him the best. 😢
The defendant pissed me off if someone at age 18 has an attachment with a blanket or toy there's more to the story, maybe ask about it.. omg it's not hard.. I feel for the plaintiff I lost both parents and have kept toys from my childhood that remind me of them daily
Agreed....this isnt anyone's place to decide on what happens with the blanket. This is for the plaintiff to decide and maybe work with a therapist if he likes but it isnt anyone else's place. Really cant believe the defendant not understanding the psychological connection
The defendant is the one obsessed with the blanket.
Agreed....defendant is an ass and completely heartless
I totally agree There is nothing wrong with keeping a blanket for a coping strategy
The defendant in the first case is not some kind of therapist or psychologist and should not try to solve the plaintiff's problem with the blanket. It takes time and gradual work to get over something like that. It's not funny either, I know he just wanted to help the plaintiff, but should do some research so that he can help the right way.
Agreed....this is bw the plaintiff and a therapist....no one else's business
I absolutely agree with that. I still have my childhood teddy bear because I want to pass him down to my firstborn if I ever have children.
The defendant must think he's God.
Exactly. What an entitled idiot!!
I actually would date the plaintiff in the first case. Hes a sweetheart and i understand and have emotional issues too. Defendant is absolutely wrong that no girl would date him! How awful to say 😢. He seems very sweet and this is just his way of coping to keep a blanket. I see nothing wrong with it and it's not the defendant's business or place to help with this. It's the plaintiff's choice and for a therapist to help if he'd like but i see no harm in hanging on to childhood momentos. Lots of people use that as a coping mechanism. I think hes a sweet kid and wishing him the best. 😢
Case 1 good judgement
Case 2 good judgement