The Explanation For Hypermak's Psychological Issues.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

@Hypermak is truly mentally ill so he deserves some measure of sympathy despite his hostility and misplaced aggression. He simply hates when others are living stress-free, care-free, and fulfilled lives. If you are wondering why, this video explains it:



I personally think he is a horrible person with deep-seated mental problems, but I don't want to be responsible for his decline or worse. I recently found out the restaurant where he works and I was planning to flood it with very negative reviews. I've changed my mind. I just hope the guy gets some help so that he can have some enjoyment in his life than trying to make happy people unhappy.

[Moretorque]

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[HappyGuy]

I personally think he is a horrible person

So you're dissing him because he works hard in an under appreciated field and isn't a welfare queen cold war hero from the 80s? He's not even American.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

I personally think he is a horrible person

So you're dissing him because he works hard in an under appreciated field and isn't a welfare queen cold war hero from the 80s?

I think of it as pointing out his problem so he can get himself some serious help. He really needs it before it's too late.

Just because someone is a horrible person does not mean they have to stay that way.

[HappyGuy]

Just because someone is a horrible person does not mean they have to stay that way.

Thank you for your service. It's thanks to brave military men like you who were willing to commit violence on his behalf that Cornfed can now walk down the streets of Seattle or Portland and not worry about his safety. For your service 35 years ago you deserve a taxpayer-funded government pension so you can spend the rest of your life overseas chasing young women who's boyfriends are away, working.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

Just because someone is a horrible person does not mean they have to stay that way.

Thank you for your service. It's thanks to brave military men like you who were willing to commit violence on his behalf that Cornfed can now walk down the streets of Seattle or Portland and not worry about his safety. For your service 35 years ago you deserve a taxpayer-funded government pension so you can spend the rest of your life overseas chasing young women who's boyfriends are away, working.

Maybe you have some of the same issues of sexual deprivation, envy, and bitterness that @Hypermak does? I always suspected something was amiss with you, but now I know since you're triggered by this.

[Moretorque]

Just because someone is a horrible person does not mean they have to stay that way.

Thank you for your service. It's thanks to brave men like you who were willing to commit violence on his behalf that Cornfed can walk down the streets of Seattle or Portland and not worry about his safety. For your service 35 years ago you deserve a tax-funded government pension so you can spend the rest of your life overseas chasing young women who's boyfriends are away, working.

Everybody should know by now why most of the people who put America together said standing armies were the end and why Congress has to vote to go to war.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

Since a couple more of our more "disturbed" members have taken an interest in this thread, it stands to reason that they could stand to benefit from the same type of treatment.

When you toss a rock into a pack of dogs, the ones who sound off were the ones who were hit!

[hypermak]

Obviously @Contrarian Expatriate won't admit that he created another gratuitous thread to make me, and my profession, look bad. It's all for the greater good of helping someone "see the light".

As well as a wealthy, intellectual superior businessman who looks like a NFL player half his age, and whose dollars get him girls hotter and younger than any Ukrainian, Russian or Turkish billionaire ever could, he is also very well versed in psychology and psychiatry and can give advice on such matters with the same ease he will suggest a Petrus Pomerol to go with a lean venison from the Brittany countryside.

Playing on the stereotype of a chef being a stressed-out, overworked borderline psycho who is homicidal and suicidal on alternate days, is just like depicting the average white collar worker as an aimless paper pusher, squeezed between the cogs of the US government machinery and a family/community who couldn't care less if they live or die.

A bit like Michael Douglas in Falling Down.



I never made a secret that my profession is hard, stressful and involves long hours and lot of physical work for relatively little monetary reward. It's an art and, as an art, it needs to be appreciated and loved as it is. No serious musician will ever complain that it's too hard to tour town bars and have to pick up whatever little job there is so they can barely pay bills and afford to buy a new guitar, or recording sessions once a month. The dream is always there, to make it big and be remembered forever.

I guess 1 in 10,000 probably makes it to a point where they have a few million dollars in the bank and a manager who books them up to the skies, so they can say that all the hard work, all the effort and the overnight sleeping in shi**y vans will have paid off. For the other 9,999 the main or only reward will be ars gratia artis, art for art's sake, the satisfaction of giving their audience a memorable experience.

Like music, culinary arts are essentially an open dialogue between an experience provider and an experience consumer. Everything and everybody else is just an accessory. And when you consider that taste and smell are by far the most powerful senses in every living being, from a man to an iguana, you understand that the power and intensity of a fine dining experience are certainly no second to music, cinema or visual arts, regardless of the weight history and society has given to each of these arts.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

Obviously @Contrarian Expatriate won't admit that he created another gratuitous thread to make me, and my profession, look bad. It's all for the greater good of helping someone "see the light".

As well as a wealthy, intellectual superior businessman who looks like a NFL player half his age, and whose dollars get him girls hotter and younger than any Ukrainian, Russian or Turkish billionaire ever could, he is also very well versed in psychology and psychiatry and can give advice on such matters with the same ease he will suggest a Petrus Pomerol to go with a lean venison from the Brittany countryside.

Playing on the stereotype of a chef being a stressed-out, overworked borderline psycho who is homicidal and suicidal on alternate days, is just like depicting the average white collar worker as an aimless paper pusher, squeezed between the cogs of the US government machinery and a family/community who couldn't care less if they live or die.

A bit like Michael Douglas in Falling Down.



I never made a secret that my profession is hard, stressful and involves long hours and lot of physical work for relatively little monetary reward. It's an art and, as an art, it needs to be appreciated and loved as it is. No serious musician will ever complain that it's too hard to tour town bars and have to pick up whatever little job there is so they can barely pay bills and afford to buy a new guitar, or recording sessions once a month. The dream is always there, to make it big and be remembered forever.

I guess 1 in 10,000 probably makes it to a point where they have a few million dollars in the bank and a manager who books them up to the skies, so they can say that all the hard work, all the effort and the overnight sleeping in shi**y vans will have paid off. For the other 9,999 the main or only reward will be ars gratia artis, art for art's sake, the satisfaction of giving their audience a memorable experience.

Like music, culinary arts are essentially an open dialogue between an experience provider and an experience consumer. Everything and everybody else is just an accessory. And when you consider that taste and smell are by far the most powerful senses in every living being, from a man to an iguana, you understand that the power and intensity of a fine dining experience are certainly no second to music, cinema or visual arts, regardless of the weight history and society has given to each of these arts.

Just pointing out that you're not alone. I detect a considerable amount of personal angst, bitterness, disappointment in your contributions and comments.

Getting help is your choice. But if you don't, you have no one else to blame when you reach the depths of no return. Real talk.....

[hypermak]

Getting help is your choice. But if you don't, you have no one else to blame when you reach the depths of no return. Real talk.....

Exactly, it's my choice to get the kind and amount of help I need. Your "help" ranks quite low in my list.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

Getting help is your choice. But if you don't, you have no one else to blame when you reach the depths of no return. Real talk.....

Exactly, it's my choice to get the kind and amount of help I need. Your "help" ranks quite low in my list.

Well, it's your life, but it won't end well for you given the issues I detect.

[hypermak]

Well, it's your life, but it won't end well for you given the issues I detect.

Well, it's my life and I am the one who is supposed to be happy with it. And that's the case. So I assume this wraps up your attempt to be kind and charitable.

If you think there's a problem with my life because I am not wealthy, successful and good looking like you, it's your problem, not mine If you can't stand me ridiculing you on an anonymous forum because your stories are too tall and bombastic to be believed, it's your (and your stories') problem, not mine.

[Contrarian Expatriate]

Well, it's your life, but it won't end well for you given the issues I detect.

Well, it's my life and I am the one who is supposed to be happy with it. And that's the case. So I assume this wraps up your attempt to be kind and charitable.

If you think there's a problem with my life because I am not wealthy, successful and good looking like you, it's your problem, not mine If you can't stand me ridiculing you on an anonymous forum because your stories are too tall and bombastic to be believed, it's your (and your stories') problem, not mine.

Sorry.... You're not happy, not by any stretch. That's the reason you hate seeing other people who are content and actualized. It is really bad you're too sick to see that.

[hypermak]

Sorry.... You're not happy, not by any stretch. That's the reason you hate seeing other people who are content and actualized. It is really bad you're too sick to see that.

I have told you billion times already, but you won't read it, let alone understand it.

I don't hate you or anyone else. I just see entertainment (and language training!) value in calling BS on you because your whole "wealtheir than thou" narrative is such easy target and easily "mockable". Tune down your stories and at least try to be credible and maybe you'll gain a modicum of respect in here. Don't you see that the only person giving you the time of the day (apart from me) is our resident troll PAG?

And even if I really was miserable about my life, my job and my prospects, what exactly puts you in a position to "help" or "advise"?