This was a total disaster.
I'm not so sure that's true. I mean, from Grace's perspective, this could be as close to a win as we can get.
She just chose her tulpa over her husband; her tulpa that almost killed her.
I just saw her tulpa talk her off a ledge.
I have no idea what to think.
Like it or not, the line between psychological illness and a coping mechanism is a blurry one. I mean, just 'cause we don't give them names and voices doesn't mean we don't all have different sides. I mean, our personalities change based on... how much sleep we get, how hungry we are. Hell, intestinal bacteria could be the determining factor in our emotions. Look... I know you think of yourself as an analytical thinker and a scientist, and that you're wondering if you have a place in psychiatry right now. But I also see this other Sarah in there, and she's filled with intuition and compassion, humanity. And when you put 'em both together, like during Grace's panic attack today, then I see a sensational psychiatrist.
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