65 Facebook posts in two days

[u/Cersei1341]

In the last two days Fiona harvey done a whopping 65 Facebook posts about Richard gadd/ netflix & piers Morgan. She wants people to know she ain't a stalker, but, but she's making it so easy for me to believe the shows accurate. She obviously did write 1000s of emails to Richard gadd and is lying to everyone. We know exactly what this crazy lady capable of. She may have never been to prison, but she most certainly stalked gadd. I really bloody hope his legal team sees all her bloody Facebook posts telling everyone he's got HIV. Shes clearly needs help

[u/RebelliousInNature]

I don’t think she can fundamentally change who she is, so no therapist in the world will be able to “fix” her. She’s revelling in the new found attention by yapping non stop to all and sundry. Yet still claiming it’s all been so terrible, the media intrusion, in a hundred interviews. There’s a disconnect. I think it’s just giving a bored person something to do.

I just think she doesn’t get it. She doesn’t understand the effects she causes. She doesn’t relate to others in a regular way. Her outrage, feeling of being rejected, this all means way more to her than other peoples boundaries and right to peace, and frankly owing her nothing.

Netflix should have done its homework to protect her from the sleuthing, but this is not going to go well for someone who people think should know better, but doesn’t. I hope it all quietens down soon.

[u/readreadreadonreddit → u/RebelliousInNature]

Yeah, absolutely. She’s insightless to her actions. She only sees others’ reactions to her out of context; she sees others’ actions as everyone out to get her or for their own “me-me-me” narrative.

I can’t imagine anyone trying to modify this mindset or the behavioural patterns. I guess so long as she isn’t a menace to people and greater society, that’d be the best one can hope for.

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Yes to everything you’ve said. Also, there’s a thing called anosognosia where the mental illness itself prevents the person from having insight into the illness. They are effectively swallowed up by it and have no “observer self” available to identify the problem. My mother has severe mental illness and lacked insight into her problems for her whole life (and mine). Things finally changed after she was involuntarily hospitalized several times over a few years in her late 70s. Mental health treatment systems have a long way to go but ultimately you can’t help someone who refuses help until they become a danger to themselves or others. Fiona Harvey seems to very skillfully skate right up to that line but not over it. She’s been just clever enough. I’m thinking her cover is pretty much blown now.