Aye, I'm sure it is true, but I do believe people are capable of changing.
Something else I'd like to raise is the possibility that persons behaviour was caused by mental factors.
We can't forget that this person has been in a psychiatric facility, not prison. That takes a certain degree of mental illness to achieve.
There are people with psychiatric conditions who can be helped and they can overcome some aspects of their disorder. I suppose my question is, is this persons behaviour a part of their personality, or does it stem from some sort of neurological disorder?
I know how drugs and therapy can change a person, and I would have no doubts people are capable of changing. It's especially true of people who have some of mental illness.
Suicide, aggression, depression, sex drive, all these things can change with drugs or therapy or both. It's not out of the realm of possibility, as aggression isn't necessarily a part of our true selves.
I'm not defending rape, I'm not saying this person is lying or telling the truth, what I'm saying is change can come if we want it. I believe in second chances, perhaps two or even three when dealing with psychiatric patients. I am familiar with what they are capable of, and when they receive proper treatment, it can be quite a shock to see how they function as people in the world.
I don't know this person, but what she's doing is inconsistent with her past behaviour. Perhaps it signals a desire for change, perhaps there is ulterior motive - but if this person still has an agenda of rape, it will be a much harder goal to pursue due to muscle loss, loss of libido, etc.
Perhaps. Perhaps. I wouldn't want this person around my children if I had any, but it doesn't mean I don't think what she is doing is beneficial to herself in society, because maybe, just maybe, it is.
That's all I'm sayin'.
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