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How is "distress" not the correct term? It is defined as extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain which can be caused by any of the factors you described as well as ma
by pravus 6y ago
How is "distress" not the correct term? It is defined as extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain which can be caused by any of the factors you described as well as many more you are not even aware of. It is an emotional state that is perceived on the part of the person suffering rather than observers outside of them regardless of the actual physical realities involved.
The term "chemical imbalance" can describe anything from acid reflux to genetic neurological pathologies or even snake bites and can certainly put people "in distress".
The problem is people aren't interested in using correct definitions for anything anymore.
- koheripbal 6y ago> The problem is people aren't interested in using correct definitions for anything anymore. Really? That's the problem? Not the mental disorder itself? These semantic debates are less than worthless.