Top 10 Things Not To Say To Someone With Ptsd

[Udanu]

I think Jewape, is racist. :ROFLMAO:

Only kidding, the names are generated randomly and are changed to protect the innocent?

 

[Acuh]

LOL, #4.... My buddy at a bar... Dude comes outta no where "You in the army? Just back from the stan?"
My Buddy "ya"
Dude "Oh shit, cool, You kill people over there?"
My Buddy "Have you ever been f*cked in the ass?
Dude "HUH?"
My Buddy "YA ITS A PRETTY f*ckING PERSONAL QUESTION ISNT IT? AND IF YOU HAVE YOU PROBABLY DON'T WANNA TALK TO SOME f*ckING STRAGER ABOUT IT!"
Convo ends Dude buys $40 worth of beer and shots for us and leaves the bar quietly

 

[Todaw]

Just remembered this one. Been awhile since it has happened, but this has been the start of many a great fight.

"So why are you so happy today?"

ANSWER "f*ck You!"

 

[Humod]

Bahahahhahaha, I have heard pretty much all of those and it makes me want to smack someone right in the face!!!
by the way these little monster avatars are cute

 

[Aroj]

The one's with the brain on the outside of the head is how I feel sometimes.

 

[abnvet]

How about the old "suck it up and drive on" .......

 

[Poki]

by the way these little monster avatars are cute

Don't be nice to them they'll get all clingy

 

[Javat]

how about you volunteered to sign up did you think they were gonna send you to disneyland. How many have you buried and do you like the president is my fav. I answer usually with f*ck i dont know do you like your boss?

 

[Lirur]

Your a baby killer...

 

[Eje]

Your a baby killer...

"Yeah! but that don`t matter, cos when I f*ck you we are gonna get more"

 

[Jebob]

Great come back that shuts most f*cktards up

 

[Mateto]

"How was it in the TOC for half the deployment?" In a smartass manner. Or
"Shut up you worked in the TOC you piece of shit" (I almost caved his face in)
I wanted to kill myself for those two months. After we lost someone in our platoon my section chief put me in the TOC Being stuck in a wooden box 7 days a week taking IDF almost daily made the stress and depression skyrocket. See for me my PTSD didn't come from being in major firefights. It came from nearly two months of being in a box while people died all around you with nothing you could do about it but feel guilty for not being out there. Strangely going back on patrols was the greatest feeling ever. It felt like hope and control was breathed back into me. My firefight experience made me feel alive, more alive than ever. There's no one else who I can relate to with this.