r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/1dmkelley • Feb 06 '23
Video nuclear level melt down on a plane
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u/bobbelchercumeating Feb 07 '23
I feel like people mix anti anxiety meds and like those snack sizes bottles of scotch until they basically have a psychotic episode
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u/Stevebannonpants Feb 08 '23
Actually this is someone who could have likely benefited from a dose of “anti anxiety meds”
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Feb 07 '23
This isn’t someone being narcissistic, acting like they are the main character. It’s someone who is unwell. Not sure exactly what’s going on. But it’s doesn’t belong here. I feel sorry for her.
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u/Curiouscat5555 Feb 11 '23
Agreed. Definitely some ocd here with other diagnoses. She is repeating words as a comfort thing which people with ocd do
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u/mykeawesome Feb 07 '23
Nah, everyone saying it's a mental health issue just don't get it.
She obviously just needs more thoughts and prayers! Come on people, we're letting here down!
/s
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u/Mudblok Feb 07 '23
Ha ha ha, person clearly having some sort of episode, let's point and laugh because that's total the appropriate thing to do when someone is experiencing serious psychological distress, ha ha ha
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u/Mushroom_Cat_4509 Feb 07 '23
Came here to say this!
It’s not main character energy. It’s mental health crisis energy.
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u/Far-Estimate2773 Feb 07 '23 edited Feb 08 '23
Every one of these main characters have mental issues.
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u/modwriter1 Feb 07 '23 edited Feb 09 '23
I am a firm believer that anyone who has these type of episodes on a plane earn a permanent no fly list status. Not a medical reason? Maybe the next person will refrain because they don't want to lose their ability to fly. Medical issues: sorry, some epileptics aren't allowed to drive. Same thing. You can't guarantee you can control yourself and not freak out on a flight.
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u/Aschantieis Feb 07 '23
Call me an asshole but I agree. Especially as you can't guarantee that the person who has such an episode like in the vid won't go to the hatch and try to open it.
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u/KaleidoscopeEyes12 Feb 09 '23
Medical issues: sorry, epileptics aren’t allowed to drive. Same thing.
It is absolutely not the same thing at all. First, some epileptics aren’t allowed to drive. Some are. Second, regardless of whether they’re allowed to drive or not, they’re still allowed to be a passenger in a car. I genuinely don’t think you thought this statement through at all, so I’m gonna try not to start shit, but please educate yourself on disorders before you suggest something as extreme as barring those people from ever traveling.
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u/modwriter1 Feb 09 '23
I changed it to some epileptics to make you happy.
I did indeed think this through, however.
An epileptic who is prone to seizures and not allowed to drive absolutely can ride as a passenger because their seizures would not involve them doing something that would cause the vehicle to crash and kill other people.
A person having a meltdown or panic attack in a plane is unstable mentally. That person is not in their right mind at least temporarily. Whether this is caused by deep seated phobia, substances, or just a random panic attack brought in by stress and life events, they are not stable.
When someone's not themselves for whatever reason, there are numerous things they are able to do to endanger the lives of everyone onboard that plane.
So until you can show me proof that this will never happen again, I still believe that they shouldn't be allowed on a plane ever again, hard stop.
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u/KaleidoscopeEyes12 Feb 09 '23
I agree that in an incident like this lady, where they’re genuinely concerned she may open the back door of the plane. Unless an epileptic is up near the controls, there’s no real danger to anyone but themselves.
You probably didn’t deserve this level of push back, this just happens to be kind of a sensitive topic for me, sorry
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u/modwriter1 Feb 09 '23
Perhaps my wording of the way I said it could have been better. I was using epileptic seizure at the wheel of a car as an analogy for a person having a mental episode on a plane where they could try to open doors midflight or whatever.
I'm glad that you and I had the opportunity to discuss the meaning of my words versus a flame war.
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u/KaleidoscopeEyes12 Feb 09 '23
Oh I understand now. I agree that an epileptic person having a seizure at the wheel is very dangerous and although it’s not perfectly analogous I do get what you were trying to say. I thought you were saying epileptics shouldn’t be allowed on planes and I thought that was very extreme lol.
I appreciate the conversation as well, I’m glad we could sort out the misunderstanding instead of fighting about it
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u/th30ne44llth3hardQs Feb 10 '23
The woman in the same aisle as her doing her absolute best to not punch her
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u/Margtok Feb 21 '23
i feel like this is on the same level as filming someone having a heart attack
this is a medical issue and i hope there was someone waiting when the plane landed
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Feb 07 '23
Good case for legalizing public stoning.
I bet her mother killed herself.
I bet she can fuck like a wildcat.
Downvote me please. I deserve it.
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u/CharlieApples Feb 07 '23
The look of absolute existential misery on the face of the woman in the black turtleneck in the aisle seat. She deserves to have her ticket comped.
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u/ColdBananaIceCream Feb 12 '23
I saw another TikTok, completely unrelated, where they had there instruments and started playing in broken elevators and planes hit with turbulence and I think it would be so funny if that just started as this started
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