Blue pill?

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bluepill

(verb): To tell someone a dishonest pleasantry instead of the actual truth. Refers to the blue pill in the movie “The Matrix”.

Bluepilling someone can have one of two purposes:

  1. an evil purpose, such as lulling them into complacency in order to exploit them more effectively, or
  2. a good purpose, such as mercifully shielding them from a horrible truth that they actually are powerless to avoid or prevent, in which case a pleasant delusion is actually the more humane option.

example : I’ve had so much awful news that I can’t stand anymmore. So just bluepill me for awhile, okay?

Have you ever felt beeing bluepilled by social workers, pnurse, pdoc or family members, etc… in order to dominate you or shielding you from sz?

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  • NO
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My pdoc did this all the time. Went on for years. I have cut them off now.

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I would not say they tell me lies but they often focus heavily on the positives in my life. I think they were trying to reassure me and help my confidence.

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I have felt lulled into complacency by con artist salespeople before.

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What do you mean?

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I didn’t vote but I wish I took the blue pill instead of the read pill because I got schizophrenia lol.

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Today is the 20th anniversary of the release of Matrix the film.
https://www.goldens.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/ezgif-1867466646.gif

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