Funny Face needs support, not judgement - Clinical Psychologist

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AKURASENI in 1 month ago

Funny face need to be in place where he can be trained physically and mentally and be out of friends probably longer jail time.

Funny face need to be in place where he can be trained physically and mentally and be out of friends probably longer jail time.
Ex-Pope 1 month ago

Rubbish. This guy is smart enough to understand the issues facing him, yet he continues to consume alcohol and even operate a vehicle after consuming alcohol. You can choose to be sympathetic towards his conduct, but you shou ...
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Rubbish. This guy is smart enough to understand the issues facing him, yet he continues to consume alcohol and even operate a vehicle after consuming alcohol. You can choose to be sympathetic towards his conduct, but you should not expect the public to follow your footsteps. Here's a guy who has just caused a serious accident that has left some people injured, and he immediately resorts to wanting to be restored his ambassadorial roles. That certainly isn't the person who deserves the public's sympathy. Our sympathies should rather go to the victims of Funny Face's reckless driving. If you truly believe the guy has mental issues, then appeal to him to seek mental treatment instead of trying to seek attention on social media.
Kweku 1 month ago

Funny Face should stop drinking alcohol and be responsible

Funny Face should stop drinking alcohol and be responsible
Joel 1 month ago

He needs to be in prison not treated with kids gloves sympathy is rather to the poor people he has injured

He needs to be in prison not treated with kids gloves sympathy is rather to the poor people he has injured
Son of man 1 month ago

Do you say this about ordinary man is such situations, or because he is a popular figure.

Do you say this about ordinary man is such situations, or because he is a popular figure.

Funny Face needs support, not judgement - Clinical Psychologist

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