I got Proposed to

I got proposed to and I said no. Worse, I laughed. Worst, he got wrestled into the single-cell isolation.

His name is Junking. Not junking. It’s jun/king. He has Bipolar Disoder I in Manic Phase with Psychotic Features. Pretty big name, eh, for a whacko. ^_^ This guy is so sexually preoccupied. D-A-N-G-E-R-O-U-S! He raped an inmate! A fifty year old schizophrenic at that. What can I say… crazy!

Another one , whom I forgot the name, asked me out on a date. He said he’d visit me at home when he gets better and released.

Heaven, help me!

~ by marihime on March 2, 2008.

8 Responses to “I got Proposed to”

  1. somehow i can relate. not the part of having a long named disorder nor the raping of an inmate with a equally complicatedly named disorder.
    its in proposing to a very beautiful lady and turned down in a very unusual way… i’d choose a single cell isolation if it were an option hahaha.
    —————
    ^_^ “Pare when a girl say ‘no’ they usually mean ‘yes but wait.’”
    x_X “Pero pare she didn’t say no”
    ^_^ “What did she say?”
    X_x “Yuck”
    ———– Beerkada

  2. kung ingon ana gani ang buang, i-HEADLOCK na na!!! haha!

  3. aw.. ana jud na.. hatest ko talaga psychia na rotation and maternity.. haha..

    ps.. 310 hits na page mo! galeng ah.. marami ka na pala nasulat..

  4. O.O woah… that’s scary ahehehehe

  5. Choya sa imong patients oi. Scary..

  6. You have got one disturbing ass job Mari-nee. Pray neither one of those guys gets out.

  7. that’s not good. back at grade school, i had a classmate who had a gld (general learning disability – a section for mentally challenged students) for a not-so-secret stalker/admirer. while it was funny that time, it is not funny now. it’s scary to have that kind “blank admiration.”

  8. ^-ohh ahehehe uyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy may pa ka naa naka gus2 nmo ako wla jd… O.O

    anyway, pagpasensyahan na lng natin ang mga pasyente, it’s not our fault why they are like that..it’s ok kng admiration lng pero kng nagiging harmful na cla omg!

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