I totally agree with you. Now go kill yourself.

you must not have read the rest of the exchange. It was actually very civil and productive. Looks like the problem might actually be you.

I don't have the background or credentials that you have, but I'm really happy you're in the conversation.

I'm the person who raised the subject. And I'm the opposite of the imaginary person you criticized at the end there. I'm a person living with a for-all-intents-and-purposes suicidal drug addiction, and I'm uncomfortable with the idea that amputees and MS sufferers and others under the classical umbrella of the term…

Thank you. The actual problem here is just laziness with language, I think. People using words to describe feelings rather than thought-out opinions. Which has its place. But that place is not discussions of mass societal problems, or intensely lonely painful individual struggles when talking to strangers.

I feel like I'd seen you around the Gawkerverse before and hadn't thought you were terrible, but Jesus Christ was I wrong. Should I be happy or impressed with your incredible level of self-involved humanity that you're "worried about me"? Or are you actually cognizant of the fact that you're just trolling more with…

Maybe just accept the inherent meaninglessness of existence and "individuation" and stop searching for value in actions or thoughts, your own or those of others.

You said "I apologize for any unwarranted assumptions I've made about you." That's not apologizing for your inappropriateness. That's saying you don't know what specifically you did but you'll say sorry anyway. That's not what an apology is. And you had already gone right back to telling me about about me and…

From a strictly fact-checking point of view, I'm pretty sure when the last message is displayed on your phone as "Yesterday - 6:29pm" and the next one is "Just Now!" it has been more than an hour.

All you had to do was apologize and/or back off, too. Gave you ample chances for that. You got what you were digging for, and your reaction at the end clearly shows it is in fact what you were seeking.

Eat a dead baby, cunt.

You must have missed the part where I told you to go fuck yourself. I already got the point that this is all about you — I just don't fucking care. You suck. I didn't say shit about what you have or haven't experienced. Go break your neck again. No wonder your brother drinks.

You know what, you can just go fuck yourself. You're right. You are done. Dismissing this shit. Come back when you can actually read and follow along. And take your corporate-speak non-apology and shove it up your stupid cunt. If you can't take responsibility for the shit you say, just stop talking. If you're not in a…

I appreciate that. Not a few people have taken my assertion that they are distinct conditions to mean that there is a hierarchy where one is superior to the other, or where one is worse than the other.

Let me tell you, the problem I'm actually having engaging with you here is that you have unilaterally decided that my "substance abuse," was a problem I had that went away, based on nothing but that you say that's your situation and you don't want to believe that someone could think what I think while simultaneously…

You're doubling down? Please read your post again. You don't have nearly enough information about me or from me to say three quarters of what you said about me there.

Whoa, whoa whoa. What are you basing all these deductions and assumptions about my situation, and what I have and haven't been through, off of? Check yourself and come back without the projection and putting words in my mouth and maybe we can talk.

I can only speak to my own experience. Addiction has fucked with my life quite a bit, but it hasn't destroyed me yet. And I've seen ostensibly healthy people fuck up their own lives just by having bad personalities, or being stupid, or making a series of unwise decisions. It feels to me like if you really drill down…

I'm totally down if Kat is.

I'm comfortable understanding it as a mental illness, just as I'm comfortable with understanding it as a symptom of or response to mental illness, but I'm not comfortable with saying that all illnesses are disabilities, which I feel like is something I have to accept in order to make that last little deductive jump. I…