it's not childish and it's not too deep. michael robinavitch is not real. he's just a character in a multilayered story depicting mental health struggles. but the people who judge/shame that character for those struggles, the ones who make posts blasting him, his behaviour and his symptoms are making posts that real humans who relate to robby will see and read and they know its actually meant for them.
"robby should kill himself. save everyone the hassle of them and us dealing with him."
"everyone has struggles, he's not special. he should shut up and get on with it!"
"i have mental health problems and id never shout at people like that! he's just misogynistic and weaponising it."
different statements, different views, all steeped in negativity and revolving around the same topic - mental health and a sense of entitlement. robby doesn't read those posts but people struggling with burnout, ptsd, suicide ideation, personality changes, they all read them and if you can't find empathy/sympathy/understanding with a fictional character then how do you possibly understand a real life human with complexities and emotions? i've said it before but imo these type of people are incredibly dangerous around the mentally unwell and the anonymity of the internet makes me fearful to be around people with such stigmatised views and a lack of basic humanity.
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