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> It's different. Nobody will prescribe anti-psychotic medication to a religious person I feel you are missing the point(s) I made. I am not referring to someo
by RaceWon 7y ago
> It's different. Nobody will prescribe anti-psychotic medication to a religious person
I feel you are missing the point(s) I made. I am not referring to someone with a Messiah complex; and I dated someone who was suicidal (for almost a year) and interacted with some people in her therapy group--schizophrenics, people with mania and so on. So I'm not a "virgin".
I just wanted to point out the blatant hipocrosy that some, not all, of the experts in this arena. I think my points do stand on their own merit--despite the fact that I'm low on sleep due to a 16 hour work related grind yesterday, and I could have been a bit more precise with my original post.
- dsego 7y agoI didn't just mean the messiah complex, it's someone experiencing a distorted reality and no amount of evidence will sway their delusional ideas. It's very noticeable. I don't really understand where the hypocrisy is and what your actual point was. I don't think anyone considers religious extremists completely sane.