some form of mental health issue?
About 25% of people will experience some form of major depression.
Panic/anxiety disorders are common as well.
Personality disorders add up - who doesn't know a narcisist, borderline, histrionic, avoidant personality, anti-social, etc?
Bipolar and the schizos are another 4%.
Then there are the officially neuro problems like Asbergers, Autism, etc.
Normal is a statistical average. It is an ideal, not reality. Since no one is perfect, the discrimination against mentally ill folks is absurd and borne of denial and ignorance.
Your thoughts?
2007-08-11
05:29:43
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Alex62
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I personally believe that everyone has some crazy and dysfunctionality in them. If they don't recognize it, they are either a box of rocks ignorant or probably even more dysfunctional than most others.
2007-08-11
05:45:07 ·
update #1
I also tend to believe that the people with serious mental illnesses that are on meds and in therapy are more sane and rational and together than most people out there. Why? They are actively dealing with their acknowledged issues.
2007-08-11
05:47:06 ·
update #2