/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What do you think the honymoon would be like?

I was an assistant in a library for some school thing years past, and it was kakkoii as shit.

I sorted books, sat in reception and went down into the endless underground vaults of ancient books and smashed furniture. I also helped the blind guy who taped every single state documentary that was ever broadcasted. That was his job, every day, and we sat there in the room with walls upon walls of VHS tapes and had coffee and spongecake.

DA GOOD OLD DAYS

>>8189924
In my case the first doctors you visit were very lively and asked you lots of questions. First "So what's the problem here?" and then they just keep coming up with follow-ups to whatever you said. There are a few universal questions though, like "How's your relationship with your family?", "When did your problems start?", and similar general shite.

The real deal psychiatrists you visit later are different. They ask short questions and then watch you babble on for as long as you can. It's quite intimidating, but I suppose they want to study your behaviour and all that, and then they shouldn't get in the way. So they keep quiet, and they seem very observant and critical. Be on your toes.

If you do "well" you might get committed for "Observation", and that's when the real stuff begins. Here's when you have to shine with your autism. Act aloof, scared, confused, impolite and all other symptoms for whatever ailment you're pretending to have (Depression and social anxiety, I assume..). The subtle things count.

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