on one hand somebody could be in real danger, the first responses tend to be sympathetic to that.
Bravo for being such helpful people
Suddenly the conversation shifted and paranoia seems like the other hand. Either way we should be sympathetic.
If somebody is tampering with your locks and your home, I suggest, you get the strongest locks possible at the very least, If it was me . I would move somewhere else under these circumstances.
If this kind of thing seems to follow you around. I suggest talking to somebody you trust, a family member, or good friend. somebody that would never hurt you. Then ask them what you should do. Take that advice. It's hard for us to determine what is going on. We need pictures, and descriptions and more pictures. Even then, we aren't police. This is a job best suited for them.
If you are seriously in trouble call the police, Most of them are good people. Ask for one that has dealt with a situation similar to yours before.
For the people making jokes about paranoia and other symptoms of mental illness . I suggest watching this. I struggle with depression and anxiety amongst other mental issues and would kindly appreciate overall tolerance.
http://www.ted.com/talks/eleanor_longde ... in_my_headSorry if I upset anybody, just had to get that out.
Josh
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on't get me wrong I'm not trying to be preachy, in fact, I found some of the wordplay and jokes funny. I just wish more empathy was attached to said jokes.