(Not OP, but I also initially interpreted your comment as suggesting a universal truth. I think this sense came from these parts, which read to me as statements of absolute fact (derived, presumably, from the personal experiences you described):
> The conditions she describes as 'perversity' is just the heightened response of an over-stressed brain.
> The suicidal thoughts... are a first step towards total mental breakdown
> I mention all this to help others realize that they need to... solve their stressors
(Especially the third one, through the words "realize" and "need.")
I believe you that you were not intending to "enforce [your] framework on others"; my intent in posting this comment is to answer your implied question about how one might perceive your comment to be doing so.)
> The conditions she describes as 'perversity' is just the heightened response of an over-stressed brain.
> The suicidal thoughts... are a first step towards total mental breakdown
> I mention all this to help others realize that they need to... solve their stressors
(Especially the third one, through the words "realize" and "need.")
I believe you that you were not intending to "enforce [your] framework on others"; my intent in posting this comment is to answer your implied question about how one might perceive your comment to be doing so.)