PROMETHEUS
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Date: Wed, 2nd October 2024
Patient: @MoggerGaston
Profile: Abused Dog Syndrome
Objective: A psychological evaluation by Dr. Prometheus of the patient along with a detailed prescription
Patient's Background
MoggerGaston is a 29 year old incel whose childhood trauma led to his abused dog syndrome. The result of this is isolation, regular use of recreational substances as coping mechanisms and the inability to form bonds with others.
His life up until today has followed this negative timeline:
Patient's Medical History
1. THERAPY
In an attempt to improve his situation and reintegrate back into society, MoggerGaston attended a group therapy class but was immediately rejected by the group.
His years of isolation coupled with his immersion in blackpill ideology led him to make a comment about a girl's dad which sent waves of shock across the group.
"Well yeah, the guy should just be killed. He is useless and only causes hurt. Let him die or kill him".
Needless to say, he was denied future class entry and had to retreat back to his bedroom.
2. MEDICATIONS
Along with behavioural therapy, MoggerGaston has also tried psychotropic therapy. His use of escitalopram (SSRI) was ineffective, which led him to refuse the Wellbutrin (bupropion) prescribed by his psychiatrist.
Other forum members like @ivan.kuk have seen their life change for the better since taking medications: "Finally caved in last month and decided to try antidepressants.... I'm a new fucking man. All the things I knew I could be, I'm finally becoming. The past 2 weeks I've had more NT positive social experiences than the last 5 fucking years."
However, MoggerGaston's regular use of recreational substances at severely high doses means that the medications prescribed can't work as they're being overpowered by the substances – which consist of MDMA, Ketamine, Mephedrone, 2-CB, alcohol, shrooms, cocaine, and likely more.
Last month at his first lecture back at university, he witnessed an event that would go on to ruin his entire day. A 6ft5 student and his girlfriend displayed public affection in the row in front of him. Fuelled by rage, he skipped all remaining lectures for the day and retreated to his bedroom to do ketamine.
PRESCRIPTION: A holistic approach
Unlike .org users who were able to improve their mind by simply using medications or therapy, MoggerGaston's mind and lifestyle have created a negative cycle which further reinforces and fuel each other in a downward spiral. A holistic approach is therefore needed.
There will be exactly 90 days left in the month if this challenge is started tomorrow (3rd of October)
By the 1st of January, his brain will either be fully healed or at least significantly healthier than it is right now
Step 2 will then be on creating a lifestyle that supports this new healthy mind
Sincerely,
Professor Prometheus, MD
Consultant Psychiatrist
Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Patient: @MoggerGaston
Profile: Abused Dog Syndrome
Objective: A psychological evaluation by Dr. Prometheus of the patient along with a detailed prescription
Patient's Background
MoggerGaston is a 29 year old incel whose childhood trauma led to his abused dog syndrome. The result of this is isolation, regular use of recreational substances as coping mechanisms and the inability to form bonds with others.
His life up until today has followed this negative timeline:
- Negative childhood experience
- Disrupted neurochemicals as a biological response
- Depression as a symptom of the disrupted neurochemicals
- A negative lens of the past, present & future as a symptom of the depression
- Recreational substances as coping habits to soothe the depression
- Negative patterns due to the mindset (isolation, inability to form bonds, etc)
Patient's Medical History
1. THERAPY
In an attempt to improve his situation and reintegrate back into society, MoggerGaston attended a group therapy class but was immediately rejected by the group.
His years of isolation coupled with his immersion in blackpill ideology led him to make a comment about a girl's dad which sent waves of shock across the group.
"Well yeah, the guy should just be killed. He is useless and only causes hurt. Let him die or kill him".
Needless to say, he was denied future class entry and had to retreat back to his bedroom.
2. MEDICATIONS
Along with behavioural therapy, MoggerGaston has also tried psychotropic therapy. His use of escitalopram (SSRI) was ineffective, which led him to refuse the Wellbutrin (bupropion) prescribed by his psychiatrist.
Other forum members like @ivan.kuk have seen their life change for the better since taking medications: "Finally caved in last month and decided to try antidepressants.... I'm a new fucking man. All the things I knew I could be, I'm finally becoming. The past 2 weeks I've had more NT positive social experiences than the last 5 fucking years."
However, MoggerGaston's regular use of recreational substances at severely high doses means that the medications prescribed can't work as they're being overpowered by the substances – which consist of MDMA, Ketamine, Mephedrone, 2-CB, alcohol, shrooms, cocaine, and likely more.
Last month at his first lecture back at university, he witnessed an event that would go on to ruin his entire day. A 6ft5 student and his girlfriend displayed public affection in the row in front of him. Fuelled by rage, he skipped all remaining lectures for the day and retreated to his bedroom to do ketamine.
PRESCRIPTION: A holistic approach
Unlike .org users who were able to improve their mind by simply using medications or therapy, MoggerGaston's mind and lifestyle have created a negative cycle which further reinforces and fuel each other in a downward spiral. A holistic approach is therefore needed.
- 1. Duration: A painful 90 Days will need to be set aside to reverse decades of synergistic negative reinforcements
- 2. Cold Turkey: Having seen how medications have been ineffective due to use of recreational substances, elimination of all substances will be necessary for the brain to heal & return to baseline
- 3. Cardio: Running daily will significantly improve the likelihood of completing the 90 days since it will be the only source of positive neurochemicals during this duration
- 4. Nutrition: Junk foods cause brain inflammation and will therefore be replaced with clean whole foods for their nutrients. Along with 30ml Omega3 daily to strengthen the brain and speed up recovery
- 5. Mindset: Adopting a list of mindsets that counter areas of insecurity is necessary, such as arrogance as a means of enhancing perceptions of competence & ability
- 6. Connections: As gay as this is, it is necessary for a healthy mind. Joining an MMA gym or anything that puts you in a community will significantly improve his mental health by removing the pain of isolation.
There will be exactly 90 days left in the month if this challenge is started tomorrow (3rd of October)
By the 1st of January, his brain will either be fully healed or at least significantly healthier than it is right now
Step 2 will then be on creating a lifestyle that supports this new healthy mind
Sincerely,
Professor Prometheus, MD
Consultant Psychiatrist
Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists