“I know you’re mentally ill…”
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This is another whine submitted on the whiners’ website, ihollaback.org. Anna titled it, “I know you’re mentally ill, but that doesn’t make this less scary”. It was published on Nov 30, 2010 and this is what Anna said:
Ug. I can’t believe it. I got on the red line at Park Street and noticed this mentally ill older man right across from me. I noted how he was talking to himself, pounding his library book on his lap and shaking his head. At MGH a young woman got on our train car in a jean skirt with no tights (brrrrrrrrrr!) and he just became fixated on the poor woman. Staring at her. I drifted into my own world. As we are pulling into Central Square I see that he’s held his book up over his crotch and is fidgeting with something. I was shocked. When I stood up to get off (thankfully this was my stop), I confirmed that he had unzipped his pants. I didn’t look long enough to see what he was doing down there. I totally admire that woman in NYC. I talk back to cat callers and never hesitate to speak my mind, but I was literally paralyzed. Maybe if it hadn’t been my stop I could have gotten myself together enough to call him out in the same way or get a photo, but I am happy to have just gotten away from the situation right away. His mental instability was a bit scary too. Now I’m left feeling utterly disgusted and violated. Man…
COMMENT:
Well… I’ll be f****d…it sure did not take much to disgust and violate this woman. All she saw (and she apparently had to really work at seeing it) was someone “fidgeting with something”. Now she’s violated. F**k me!
But this is a clever lass. With little or no evidence of any kind whatsoever (except that he was fidgeting with something and talking to himself) she has deduced a condition of “mental instability”. Not many psychologists would be able to make such a diagnosis with so little evidence and on such short notice. But Anna can, except…I’m just wondering whose “mental instability” she is referring to?!
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