I fail to see where anyone here has helped the situation. It is clear that he has some sorta of mental illness. I would give him a message myself but I'm not too good in the field of psychology or any field. From my own experience with bipolar disorder I can tell you that seeing the problem can only come from the person with it. You can give them clues to what the problem is and sorta guide them in the right direction. When he finally sees that he has a problem then he'll be able to get proper care from say a psychiatrist/psychologist and probably start trials on medication. Medication can really help too. I've been on a regiment for many years now that has placed me in a stable condition.
So instead of bashing the guy like crazy maybe say like "hey you should maybe see a psychologist cuz i think you might have a problem."
P.S. Mental health care sucks in the USA
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06-11-2015, 08:13 PM
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