Stockholm Syndrome

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Cream_Revenge, Jun 17, 2023.

  1. Is it Stockholm syndrome when you say the wrong thing on the internet to get someone to correct you?
     
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  2. I thought it’s when you keep someone prisoner in the basement, and feed them food from Aldi or the like.
     
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  3. I thought it was a definition of long term marriage... ;)
     
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  4. Stockholm syndrome includes types of trauma in which there's a bond between the abuser and the person being abused. Were you on a Bondage thread?
     
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  5. Like I said...a long
    Like I said...a long term marriage...:D
     
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  6. Yes, why not? Thats absolutely correct.

    You won't catch me with my trousers.
     
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  7. It absolutely is
     
  8. Nooo silly, Aldi is German and Stockholm is in Sweden, so it's forcing them to build units from Ikea....
     
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  9. Are you thinking of a situation when (on the internet) you as ask for advice and you are ignored, but instead, say what you are going to do and people are happy to correct you/tell you that you're wrong?
    'Cunningham's Law'.
     
    #9 Nelson, Jun 18, 2023
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  10. Isn’t it when you block someone on an internet forum and then log out so’s you can read their posts?
     
  11. Stockholm syndrome is a psychological phenomenon that is named after events that took place in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1973. During a bank robbery, the hostages developed a peculiar emotional attitude toward their captors, showing sympathy and empathy.
     
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  12. You can get used to anything though after a time.
     
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  13. Fantastic! Advice on faulty double glazing and psychology on the same day. This is great debut posting Kiel.
     
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