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Are there any astartes who have mental health issues?

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I know they are supposed to be perfect warriors and all that, but have there ever been examples or astartes who suffer from realistic mental health problems (ie not warp fuckery/mutation)? Surely a few of them must have depression or severe ptsd right?

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  • I do not believe this post is spam. It's a very specific question about the lore of the 40k game made by games workshop.

    mini glossary

    astartes: more commonly known as space marines,  supper soldiers created by implanting humans with genetically engiered extra organs.

    warp: an alternate dimension accessed and navigated using psychic powers that is home to malevolent forces that seek to corupt mankind.

  • in reply to Peter

    Spammers sometimes place a post - often a copy from another website that they've been spamming - and leave it to collect a few replies before going back and either editing the original post or adding a reply to deliver all the spam links - it's like going in under the radar.

    You are all providing the cover-replies ready for payload delivery.

  • in reply to Plastic

    it's not imposable but it seems unlikely. This post seems too on the nose for a mental health sub-forum with a propensity for nerdy posters. What really surprised me is so few people recognised the reference. It seems to much like hard work to build a machine learning algorithm that can find and select posts on other forums and match them to the content on the target forum so well.

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  • in reply to Plastic

    it's not imposable but it seems unlikely. This post seems too on the nose for a mental health sub-forum with a propensity for nerdy posters. What really surprised me is so few people recognised the reference. It seems to much like hard work to build a machine learning algorithm that can find and select posts on other forums and match them to the content on the target forum so well.

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