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ExtremeBDS [4]
2 years ago
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If you were wrongfully put

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Neko [114]2 years ago
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Answer:

If you were wrongfully put  into an insane asylum, how  would you convince them  that you're actually sane and  not just pretending to be  sane? Why?

When one seeks for an asylum, at that moment in time there is no choice of the location or group of people it could be once it is far away from war zone or trouble or danger zone where one can find peace at least. Then if it is an insane asylum, the only way to prove of his sanity by doing what is termed as wrong, i mean doing what seems to others as wrong which would depict his sanity that is different from others. while pretending to be like others that are insane would only paint such an individual as insane as well because it would take time to prove such not to be insane.

Explanation:

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