• Stockholm Syndrome isn’t even a real diagnosis. It came from a bank robbery in Stockholm where the women hostages were thought to be infatuated with their captor. Afterward, a psychologist coined the phrase Stockholm Syndrome and the women were all like, no, we were just trying to not die.

  • Troy
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    12 years ago

    I dunno. I started my own company, and now I work twice as hard as before. My boss (me) doesn’t let me take sick days or vacation because we have no employees and would literally have to close to do so… I have self-induced Stockholm Syndrome?

    • BlinkerFluid
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      12 years ago

      sigh

      Fine…

      grabs spray paint

      unless you own a small business…

      There.

    • @Masimatutu@lemm.eeOP
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      -12 years ago

      Okay so I know nothing of the nature of your business, but something tells me that you are forced to work that much in order to survive. That is very much a result of capitalism (most of your work value is probably ultimately going to the capitalists), and the fact that you seem to feel that this is fine implies some sort of Stockholm syndrome relationship with the capitalists.

  • @Masimatutu@lemm.eeOP
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    12 years ago

    Alt text: “You are not a capitalist, you are a worker with Stockholm syndrome” written on a wall with black spray paint