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peyton!
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I really wonder why people used to think of people with mental illnesses as animals.
the book describes a 1790’s Paris asylum where everyone was chained to walls and given horrible food because the people watching over the mentally ill didn’t believe the “patients” cared whether the food was good or not..
how does this happen?
— Mar 08, 2026 08:41PM
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the book describes a 1790’s Paris asylum where everyone was chained to walls and given horrible food because the people watching over the mentally ill didn’t believe the “patients” cared whether the food was good or not..
how does this happen?
peyton!
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I still find it wild how mental illness used to be thought of as being caused by demons or the supernatural, that priests were the ones to “help” people with mental illnesses
— Mar 08, 2026 08:32PM
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peyton!
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I’m excited to dig thru this book
so far I’m reading literally everything, but I’m sure I’ll give in eventually and skip around rather that reading every word on every page. I haven’t gotten to actual psych yet, only background info and authors’ opinions, but it’s surprisingly interesting anyways? I wasn’t expecting the history lesson I’m getting
— Aug 06, 2025 01:05PM
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so far I’m reading literally everything, but I’m sure I’ll give in eventually and skip around rather that reading every word on every page. I haven’t gotten to actual psych yet, only background info and authors’ opinions, but it’s surprisingly interesting anyways? I wasn’t expecting the history lesson I’m getting
