Re:Is forced treatment for the mentally ill ever humane?
by lazide on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @04:25PM
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Don’t be so sure he can support himself now, let alone if he continues doing what he is doing.
It’s quite common for folks in entertainment and sports for people to accrue large ‘fixed’ expenses (property, debt, child support, etc), on a variable future income.
He’s earned a lot of money, but he’s also spent a lot of money, and he nuked his major source of income and wealth not that long ago.
The divorce clearly is setting up even more cashflow issues. That kind of thing has ruined many normal/objectively mentally stable men.
Unless he’s been carefully squirreling away something, or setting up trusts carefully to protect his ass - not something that seems characteristic for him - it’s possible he’s defacto negative cashflow and bankrupt right now, and just doesn’t know it. Or maybe he does, and that’s feeding the mania.
It’s quite common for folks in entertainment and sports for people to accrue large ‘fixed’ expenses (property, debt, child support, etc), on a variable future income.
He’s earned a lot of money, but he’s also spent a lot of money, and he nuked his major source of income and wealth not that long ago.
The divorce clearly is setting up even more cashflow issues. That kind of thing has ruined many normal/objectively mentally stable men.
Unless he’s been carefully squirreling away something, or setting up trusts carefully to protect his ass - not something that seems characteristic for him - it’s possible he’s defacto negative cashflow and bankrupt right now, and just doesn’t know it. Or maybe he does, and that’s feeding the mania.