Since residents in the Alaskan Capital are so obsessed with pointing the finger (There are three pointing right back at you) at the possible instability of the Mental Health of people other than themselves for no reason other than their own personal self-gain or ill-begotten hidden agenda, let’s watch a video that discusses the differences between a Narcissist, Sociopath, and a Psychopath. After watching the following video, you will have a better understanding about the people you interact with on the daily. You’ll be able see how those who pretend to care about other people’s Mental Health so much (not necessarily their own) might actually fit into these categories themselves with no room to point the finger at someone else for any kind of unverifiable “hear-say” of their rumored Mental Health instability. As a person that takes extreme measures to make sure that I am coming from a place of peace and compassion, I feel that it’s incredibly rude and disrespectful to try to make someone who is completely sane out to look like the psychopath that they’re not. These backhanded comments of accusing others of incidents that they either didn’t do in the first place, or were severely agitated or coerced into doing are not tolerated. The violator(s) tend to tout and market their completely fabricated false claims and then over–exaggerate these false claims until the point of flat out absurdness, then try to use this blasphemy as the holy grail of evidence of someone’s possible deterioration of mental health, when in fact, their own behavior screams of predatory control over the subject, person’s future, or even incidents that don’t even exist until they utter their fabricated and interwoven lies.

“As you learn more about narcissism, you may uncover a distinct lack of conscience in some. You wonder, “Am I dealing with a sociopath, or worse?” Psychotherapist Dr. Les Carter explains commonalities and distinctions regarding narcissists, sociopaths, and psychopaths.”
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Someone going by the alias of “michtypoo” with the IP address of “24.237.30.159” will not quit stalking me. This person claims I’ll be investigated, however, doesn’t say for what charges. They even go on to post links on these articles that either don’t work when you click them, or they don’t have anything incriminating on the page once you click through. I’ve deleted every comment simply because the comments are not constructive criticism, nor do they have anything substantial to contribute to the article, so why should I care if I delete it? Their comments are spammy, misleading, exposing personal info, or just flat out harassment.
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It’s a beautiful day. I’m at work. Things are going great. It’s about that time and I’m heading outdoors. I drive toward Egan and without a second to lose– there’s a Fire and Rescue siren, but no car in sight. Then, suddenly the vehicle is visible and it’s passing me in the turning lane headed towards Downtown Juneau. I get to where I’m headed and I see the lights that passed me flashing on the other side of right where I’m parked. The grass made things too tall to see, so I went inside. When I came out, I took a better look and noticed that there was what appeared to be a car that had been flipped upside down.

I can’t believe what I’m seeing, but I’m a busy man– so I go about my business. I tell other people about what I had seen in order to warn them about anyone complaining about traffic later on in the day, only to learn that it was a female that wrecked and that no others were involved in the wreck. I also learned that a bus then parked itself in both lanes to block anyone from driving through in the double-lanes of Egan Southbound to DoJu in front of Fred Meyer. However, let’s just say that Fred Meyer has earned a reputation of its own around here, and it’s not a great one. Sure, they’ve got great prices. But what else do they got going on in there? Listen to the Sheriff Says Sup podcasts and you’ll see.
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Romeo – The Wolf of Mendenhall Glacier.

I’m just kidding, rock climbing is a dangerous sport just like any other. But after having two friends that died from rock climbing, I have to at least say this. But when a roommate dies, what do you do? The hardest part is moving on, but the most necessary thing for you to do is to move on. You’ve gotta keep pushing, you’ve gotta keep doing what you’ve gotta do to survive. I can’t believe my friend of one month, Bryson Allen, is never coming home again. He’s gone, and I guess that there’s nothing that I can do to change that. It’s hard to grieve over someone you only knew for a month, but there’s still an emptiness, a void…. That person’s never coming back. That’s something you’ve just got to get over, as harsh as that sounds. I’m not sure how to process the death of someone I hardly knew. It kind of hurts, but at the same time, I hardly knew him.
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