Japan should develope hikikomori help system. …

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Comment on Hikikomori House Burner: “It Was The Only Way To Escape!” by Anonymous:

Japan should develope hikikomori help system.

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• Hikikomori House Burner: “It Was The Only Way To Escape!”:
  

  Same here.

• Hikikomori House Burner: “It Was The Only Way To Escape!”:
  

  Yeah I guess, for being so determined, and not hurting anyone in the process. Well, good luck to him…

• Hikikomori House Burner: “It Was The Only Way To Escape!”:
  

  Was his name Edward Elric?

• Hikikomori House Burner: “It Was The Only Way To Escape!”:
  

  I can follow his reasoning. It’s not sane, and I really think this guy should get help rather then jail. Jail will likely only fuel the anxiety. One of the largest obstacles with severe social anxiety can often be actually asking for help. Putting one’s own home on fire/hurting others/doing irrational things one know is wrong can sometimes still be easier to do then putting trust in someone and asking for help.

• Hikikomori House Burner: “It Was The Only Way To Escape!”:
  

  Hikikomori essentially translates to severe social anxiety disorder in English for those that don’t know, and is often linked with Asperger’s as well if I’m not mistaken. You don’t ”pursue” a mental disorder. The sad fact that people take serious issues so lightly is why those suffering go without treatments in the first place.

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