My guess is that the part that would concern your psychiatrist is the fact that you’re actually making a negotiation that involves increasing the odds of killing yourself so that you can decrease the odds of killing yourself. It makes sense to me and probably most people here, but I suspect it’d bother most people.
Most people can at least imagine having multiple personalities talking to each other, because it’s something that shows up in movies and tv shows. Most people, in my experience, can’t imagine acting counter-intuitively rational because they have literally no role model that portrays it realistically and positively.
My guess is that the part that would concern your psychiatrist is the fact that you’re actually making a negotiation that involves increasing the odds of killing yourself so that you can decrease the odds of killing yourself. It makes sense to me and probably most people here, but I suspect it’d bother most people.
Most people can at least imagine having multiple personalities talking to each other, because it’s something that shows up in movies and tv shows. Most people, in my experience, can’t imagine acting counter-intuitively rational because they have literally no role model that portrays it realistically and positively.