Amor visto por um homem com TOC

por Ma Qui Dez 12, 2013 11:32 pm

Me emocionei aqui.

por **Neoshadow** Qui Dez 12, 2013 11:52 pm

Vi tu comentando sobre isso no skype E no facebook. haha Achei bonitinho. O final é de matar.

[acho que tu postou duas vezes o mesmo conteúdo. to apagando o outro tópico, ok?]

por **Lateralus** Qui Dez 12, 2013 11:59 pm

Legal o video :3

por Ma Sex Dez 13, 2013 12:13 am

Postei? Nem vi que tinha ido outro. Mas se postei, obrigada por apagar.

Chorei com isso. Simplesmente bonito e triste. Ele sabe que tem TOC e que é ruim e mesmo não gostando de deixar a porta aberta e as luzes acesas, ele faz isso pra que ela volte.

por Saeba Sex Dez 13, 2013 12:14 am

legal

por Ma Sex Dez 13, 2013 12:16 am

Tô achando esse povo sem coração...

por Saeba Sex Dez 13, 2013 12:54 am

legalzinho

por **Ynys Wydryn** Sex Dez 13, 2013 3:50 am

Achei ok, mas nunca me contento com essas coisas então fui atrás dos comentários:

http://brandonsneed.com/home/neil-hilborns-spoken-word-performance-of-ocd-is-one-of-the-m.html

Do you have OCD?

I do, yes. Through a lot of therapy, I have managed to get most of the tics under control, so the poem is more representative of my symptoms at, say, 16 or 17. However, it's much more difficult to represent obsessions than compulsions, so I decided to focus on those symptoms as they are easier for a broader audience to digest.

In the repeated parts of the poem, was it deliberate to illustrate your symptoms or did it just arise organically? or was it just a combination of both? It seems like towards the end you started to lose control ("blows out the candles"), and for me at least that made it more powerful.

They are an intentional performance, but they are also my actual tics. Sometimes in performance they become actual, though.

What happened to her? Still in touch?

We are very good friends, actually. Sorry if that ruins the poem a lil bit.

essa sou eu gostando de ser realista e destruindo a felicidade dos outros -q

por Ma Sex Dez 13, 2013 1:38 pm

Ynys Wydryn escreveu:Achei ok, mas nunca me contento com essas coisas então fui atrás dos comentários:

http://brandonsneed.com/home/neil-hilborns-spoken-word-performance-of-ocd-is-one-of-the-m.html

Do you have OCD?

I do, yes. Through a lot of therapy, I have managed to get most of the tics under control, so the poem is more representative of my symptoms at, say, 16 or 17. However, it's much more difficult to represent obsessions than compulsions, so I decided to focus on those symptoms as they are easier for a broader audience to digest.

In the repeated parts of the poem, was it deliberate to illustrate your symptoms or did it just arise organically? or was it just a combination of both? It seems like towards the end you started to lose control ("blows out the candles"), and for me at least that made it more powerful.

They are an intentional performance, but they are also my actual tics. Sometimes in performance they become actual, though.

What happened to her? Still in touch?

We are very good friends, actually. Sorry if that ruins the poem a lil bit.

essa sou eu gostando de ser realista e destruindo a felicidade dos outros -q

Mesmo que tenha sido um poema, eu achei lindo. TOC não é brincadeira.