Guess WHAT set this P-S-Y-C-H-O off here??? She wanted to break up with him!!! From the Front Page Sections, translated…
A horrid lover who claimed he loved her…Stabbed his girlfriend in the open public…desecrated her body in public.
The man, Chang, who graduated from N.T.U. out of the accounting department who works as a CPA was displeased with how his kindergarten teacher girlfriend wanted to break up with him, the police suspected that he took her nude photos without her consent, and threatened to put it into the open, to get her back, but she didn’t want to get back together with him, so, he got angered, yesterday after he’d stabbed his girlfriend to death, and attempted to kill himself, but unsuccessfully, and he’d desecrated her corpse too, and, when the police found the woman, Lin, her neck was almost severed off, the police took Chang into the hospital, after they’d made sure he was okay, they charged him with murder.
The Suspect Chang Works in a Famous Accountant’s Office
The twenty-nine year old Chang is an actuary of the An-Hou Building Construction United Offices of Accountants, last year, from online, he’d met his girlfriend who works as a kindergarten teacher who was seven years his junior, six months ago, they’d started dating, he was loving to her, after June of this year when Lin graduated from an Education University in the middle regions, he’d rented a place for her in Taipei, they’d lived together a lot, and he’d even taken her home to meet his parents. Based off of understanding, last month, Lin wanted to break up, and, they still didn’t have a clean enough break, when they’d gone to Japan together at the start of this month, they got into an argument, Chang slapped her across the face, after they’d had sex together, Chang took out his cell, and forcefully took her nude photos without her consent, and as they’d returned to Taiwan, Lin threatened her, “If you have sex with me just once, I’ll delete the photograph”, Lin discovered how scary the man is, insisted on breaking up with him, but Chang couldn’t accept it at all, made numerous threats to kill her.
Stabbed His Girlfriend’s Neck, Chest and Abdomen a Total of FORTY Times
Yesterday at seven in the morn, as Lin was leaving for work from her rental place, Chang came to her and blocked her path, and, caught her on the way to work close to the Shisong Elementary School, and begged her to take him back, Lin used the excuse of she was in a hurry, and brushed him off, Chang took out a thirty centimeter fruits knife, and stabbed it toward her neck, chest and abdomen a total of over forty times, the woman’s windpipe was severed. After the woman fell to the ground, he’d continued hacking her up, he’d even taken off her pants, and started licking her, then, put her pants back on, and held tight to her, hollering, “I won’t do it again!”
As the witnesses on the streets called it in, by the time the police got there, Chang had the knife against his own neck, pulled his shirt, slashed his own chest, the patrol officers made the gestures of pulling out their guns to get him to drop the knife, and cuffed him, made an arrest; the paramedics found Lin already dead, and that there were over ten wounds on Chang’s neck, chest, legs and arms, the police escorted him to the hospital, after he was arrested, he kept claiming that Lin belonged to him alone, that he will NEVER allow anybody ELSE to touch her.
“I’d Given Her ALL My Love, I Wanted to Die with Her”
“I really loved her so very much!”, Chang claimed, he’d been through several loves, and he loved this girl the most, but later, she turned cold, would no longer hold his hands or have sex with him, they didn’t argue at all, and he didn’t know what caused their break up, “I’d given her ALL my love, I wanted to die with her!”, toward the nude photos of her, he’d explained that he thought they’d made up on the trip to Japan, as they’d had sex, he’d used attempted to take their nude photos together, and she’d told him no, she’d touched his cell phone, and that, was how the shot was taken.
Chang is currently in the hospital, and ALL his vital signs are fine, the police already took his computer to check if there are nude photos. As Lin’s mother ran to the police subprecinct, she’d spoken angrily, “It’s so unfair, if you wanted to hurt yourself, why don’t you just do so, you’d killed someone’s daughter, why didn’t you have the guts to kill yourself too?”
Here’s the “follow-up”…
Chang, with a master’s degree from N.T.U., after stabbing his girlfriend to death, he’d desecrated her body, then, acted like he was possessed, started stabbing himself, his crazed behaviors seemed to be psychotic symptoms of some sort, but after the doctors checked him out, they’d found NO history of mental illness, and the D.A. will have him checked out by a psychiatrist. Police found, that Chang believed that he and his girlfriend had an affinity that started three thousand years ago, insisted on keep going with her, he had a very strong and forceful view toward loving her.
After the stabbing, the police attempted to get in contact with Chang’s mother, but her cell was already turned off, they only managed to get through to his older brother, who came to accompany him at the hospital; the police interviewed the neighbors, and found, that the Changs didn’t have any contact with them, and that they’re curious of the family’s background.
The police and firefighters pointed out, that based off of the traffic cam in Chang’s car, after he’d killed his girlfriend, he’d kneeled down by her body, covered in her blood, stripped her pants and her panties off, then, put his head between her legs, then, used the knife in his right hand, to cut himself; first, he’d slapped his own face with the blade of the knife, then, slashed his own necks, and he’d done that over ten times, and each time, he’d used more force.
Because Chang had a knife and was all worked up, as the paramedics arrived, they couldn’t get near, the two patrol officers rushed to the scene, Chang put the woman’s pants back on, lifted his head back up, continued mutilating himself; the two officers circled around him, approached him carefully, with their hands on their guns, hollered, “Put the knife DOWN!”, he’d let go of the knife, and wiped away the blood and the tears from his face.
Chang was taken to the Army’s General Hospital in Songshan, as they cuffed him, he looked out of it, the blood kept flowing from his neck, he looked in a daze; after they’d managed to stop his bleeding, he was taken to the psych ward, and the psychiatrist believed that he was sound, but there are still more steps needed to confirm this.
Chang claimed, after he’d returned from Japan, he’d accepted the fact they’d broken up, once when his girlfriend got a cold, and agreed that he went to accompany her, it gave him the hopes of getting back together, but she’d become cold toward him in the phones; the messages he’d left on her Facebook got deleted, in the end, she’d even changed her Facebook account information, he couldn’t accept this at all.
He said, about an hour before he’d committed the murder, he’d gone to where his girlfriend lived and waited, he’d wanted to “commit suicide in front of her”, but after they’d met, he couldn’t kill himself at all; because she was hurrying to work, she’d left and ignored him, he got angered by her actions, he’d started hacking her up.
The last post on Chang’s Facebook disclosed how he couldn’t let his love for her go, said that she will NEVER know how much he loved her, “How much affinity we must need, in order to love one another without the regrets? I think, at least three thousand years, would sound ’bout right!”, the post pointed out, that he’d started fighting for the start, but couldn’t get the ending he desired, and if the heavens will allow, he would be willing to have another three thousand years of making himself better, so they could meet back up again three thousand years from now.
Yeah uh, that, would be the END of that PSYCHO’s statement all right! This man, because he’d invested (yeah, we’re looking AT it from a “business’s angle” here) too much time, energy AND heart into loving this woman, and, when she didn’t want to reciprocate anymore, because, perhaps, she felt he was too controlling, who knows??? She wanted to sever the ties, and, she’d CUT him off completely, and that angered this kind of personality, and, this, is still NOT a murder out of love, this isn’t even L-O-V-E, because IF you really loved someone, then, you would want the other person to be happy, even IF s/he is NOT with Y-O-U, isn’t that right? Or, am I on a totally different PLANE of reality compared to ALL of you out there???
How to Handle Web’s Cruel Side, by: S. Rosenbloom
From The New York Times that came with today’s papers today…
Anyone who has ever been online has witnessed, or been, virtually hurt by, a mean comment.
“If you’re going to be a blogger, if you’re going to tweet stuff, you better develop a tough skin,” said John Suler, a professor of psychology at Rider University in New Jersey who specializes in what he refers to as cyberpsychology.
Some sixty-nine percent of adult social media users in the United States said they “have seen people being mean and cruel to others on social network sites,” according to a 2011 report from the Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project.
Posts run the gamut from barbs to sadistic antics by trolls who intentionally strive to distress or provoke. Whether you’re a celebrity author or a mom with a décor blog, you’re fair game. In the virtual world, anonymity and invisibility help us feel uninhibited. Some people are inspired to behave with greater kindness; others unleash their dark side. The singular goal of trolls is to elicit pain. But those comments, while nasty, present an opportunity to learn something about ourselves.
Social scientists say we tend to fixate on the negative. Correcting that tendency requires understanding that you are ultimately in charge. “Nobody makes you feel anything,” Professor Suler said. The key is managing what psychologist refer to as involuntary attention.
Just as our attention naturally gravitates to loud noises, our minds fixate on negative feedback. Studies like “Bad is Stronger than Good,” published in 2011 in the Review of General Psychology, have shown that we respond more strongly to bad experiences and criticism, and that we remember them more vividly. “These are things that stick in our brain,” said James O. Pawelski of the University of Pennsylvania. “If we allow our attention to move involuntarily, that’s where it goes.”
The mind, however, can be tamed. One way is to ask yourself if those barbs you can’t seen to shrug off have an element of truth. If the answer is yes, Professor Suler has some advice: let your critics be your gurus.
“You can treat them as an opportunity,” he said. Ask yourself why you’re ruminating on a comment. “Why does it bother you?” Professor Suler said. “What insecurities are being activated in you?”
Perhaps a negative comment can help you learn something about yourself.
“It’s easy to feel emotionally attacked from these things,” said Bob Pozen, a lecturer at the Harvard Business School. He said that doesn’t mean that your critics don’t have a point.
But it’s not always possible to learn something from a nasty comment. Some are baseless; some are crass. One way to help is to consider the writer’s motivation.
Professor Suler wrote in 2004 in the Journal Cyber Psychology & Behavior about a concept known as “the online disinhibition effect”—the idea that “people say and do things in cyberspace that they wouldn’t ordinarily say or do in the face-to-face world.” The result can be benign (“unusual acts of kindness and generosity”) or it can be toxic: “rude language, harsh criticisms, anger, hatred, even threats,” Professor Suler said.
The latter is the realm of trolls. If people keep this concept in mind, he said, “they will see the psychology” of the aggressors, and their comments may be easier to take—and possibly ignore.
Harsh comments can also be made to feel less potent by disputing to yourself what was said. If, for example, someone writes, “You’re an idiot and no one likes you,” you can marshal evidence against it by reminding yourself of the obvious: You have an education, a good job, many friends.
Also, be mindful when you choose to glance at your blog or social media feeds. In other words: Stay off Twitter if you just bombed a presentation.
Another way to stop yourself from dwelling negative feedback is to enter into what psychologists refer to as “flow”, a state in which the mind is completely engaged. Flow can be achieved when playing a piano concerto, practicing karate, being deep in conversation with a friend. “The toughest time is when the mind is not fully occupied,” said Professor Pawleski, who also prescribed humor as a way to deflect barbs.
Even when a person is alone, humor can be very effective. Try reading nasty comments aloud in a goofy voice, Professor Pawelski advised, so that when your mind automatically plays back the comment it sounds absurd.
And what if you shared a couple of the good ones with friends instead of sharing the ones that hurt you? Research shows that it takes more time for positive experiences to become lodged in our long-term memory, so it’s not just pleasurable to dwell on a compliment—it’s shrewd.
“We’re really bad, typically, as a culture about accepting compliments,” Professor Pawelski said. “They’re meant to be taken in and really appreciated. They’re meant to be gifts.”
And, this would eventually BE maladaptive because? Oh yeah, it trains your mind, to DODGE every single BAD experiences in your lives, and, IF you can FACE up to the negativities in your own lives, how can you expect yourselves to be well-adapted, plus, if someone leaves a negative “note” on your weblogs, or Facebook accounts or whatever, just ignore it, and, the article is written for those without a STRONG sense of the self, meaning that those who are affected by the outside world’s opinions of them are still WAY too external (Locus of Control, anyone???), so, take THAT, Professor! No offense, but this, is how the Q-U-E-E-N (still H-E-R-E!!!) views thing, and yes, everybody IS still entitled to her/his O-P-I-N-I-O-N-S, as this article was written, as someone’s view on the matter, and, we ALL KNOW how we should handle the differences of opinions already, don’t we? WE R-E-S-P-E-C-T each other even IF we don’t agree with one another!
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