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    Furthermore, I examined the images closely—a psychiatric hospital could only reach such a state of disrepair if it had been closed and abandoned for about a decade. Even in the worst-run psychiatric facility, the interior spaces are kept in a reasonably presentable condition. You might see patches of paint in different colors on the walls, but crumbling plaster, leaking and rusted pipes, broken furniture, or debris scattered about—that simply shouldn't exist. Even if only on a minimal scale, repairs are carried out by the staff and the more stable patients. Sometimes, this even means each staff member chipping in $10 from every paycheck into a "ward repair" fund. Then, late in the autumn, we buy paint and perform minor repairs to fix the damage that has accumulated over time. That said, there hasn't been a major, comprehensive renovation for a very long time—since 9/11, according to the old-timers, when the U.S. got involved in Afghanistan and Iraq, and all the funds began to be diverted toward the White House’s military adventures.

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    No rational person working in a psychiatric hospital would ever enter into a romantic or sexual relationship with a patient. The criminal penalties for such an act are even more severe than those for having sex with a minor. Furthermore, there is a high risk of contracting infections—not just sexually transmitted ones, but also diseases like hepatitis. Moreover, a patient would almost certainly use such a relationship to blackmail her lover; meanwhile, other patients—from whom such a liaison could never be kept hidden—would immediately report it to the attending physician or other staff, hoping to be granted leniency for their own rule-breaking, or simply to get a cigarette—or perhaps just out of a desire to cause harm. Consequently, any form of romance, let alone intimacy, with a patient is entirely out of the question. And that’s not even mentioning the risk that she might tear off or bite off your penis—or do something equally horrific. People don’t end up in a psychiatric hospital by accident.

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    Given the state of reactive psychosis she is in, an injection of 300 mg of Thorazine is insufficient. She needs to be restrained with straps to a steel cot for at least 24 hours. I say this based on my 12 years of experience working in a ward for violent individuals who have committed serious or especially grave crimes. In such a state, if the patient is unable to harm those around her, she will begin to mutilate herself—tearing out her own teeth, ripping off her nose, gouging out her eyes, or gnawing at her own limbs. She might even go so far as to tear open her own abdominal cavity with her bare hands or attempt to rip off her own genitals. I once witnessed a patient in such a state tear off his own penis and testicles. Unfortunately, severe mental illness is, in reality, both terrifying and gruesome.

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    jons said:

    And maybe we should show we're here for her

    Hahahaha! She wants to gouge out your eyes, bite off your dick, and then wrap your own guts around your neck! Don’t get your hopes up.

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    thegreatestmistake said:
    They say you shouldn't stick your dick in crazy, but surely once is fine, right? Right? >.>

    If you want to wake up with 42 knife or scissors wounds in your body, or with your head inside a nightstand—go ahead and get in touch. I work in a psychiatric hospital myself and know what these people are really like; I wouldn’t take that risk.

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    This is on model. I see nothing wrong with this. Just a small thing is her ponytail should be longer but that's minor.

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    wolf03 said:
    All those cookies, and no cookie.

    Because that's what a healthy person's "cookie" looks like — not all this junk that pulls 200 likes.

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    khamal said:
    Damn, she is a cutie, what's the title of the tome so I can get a copy?

    Brimstone for Beginners: A Practical Guide for the Desperate Demonoligist

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    STOP!
    If you want a cigarette you ASK not attack!
    Now behave and I'll share my coffee too.
    (this is exactly how I look in the morning before my caffeine and nicotine fix.)

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    Barker

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    Now I kinda want to see a Tailsko version like this... more petite bodytype but still with the werewolf power within... plus , you still haven't made her with a good front view so far 😁

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    tyrynth said:
    That is one hydrated ponyta!

    A major benefit of not wearing pants in the pond: it doesn’t run down her legs and wake her up.

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    Those motion lines clearly show that he wants you do do more than passively enjoy a view.

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    To her, the best part of being so fluffy is that it makes it that much harder to get clean.

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    I know it's not the focus of the piece necessarily, but the skyline is stunning!

    (Although not the only stunning subject in this scene!)

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    I love this picture but far too lazy to create one more account among all the others I have.

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