Hypothetical Question About Disclosing Details Of A Murder Or Crime

[cherryblossom]

You may be pretty sure he knows. But Iam is right it needs to be properly acknowledged by you. It needs to be 'out there'. Either written or spoken. Just my opinion, for what it's worth.

 

[tryingnottosleep]

Well, this is a subject that directly impacts me.

In my discussion with therapists I have been told consistently that they would be compelled to report if I was a danger to myself or others. Since my experiences are in the past I don't worry much.

It's not like I "murdered" anyone, though I have used lethal force, with lethal effect, so my concern was that if I related particulars about said instances I could easily raise issues that events deemed "justifiable" at the time could be revisited and seen differently.

I don't worry so much about talking about it nowadays, but I've also gotten used to leaving out key details. They are irrelevant now anyway.

sorry, I got rambling there.