I think it's normal to become 'depressed' after being deceived by someone you trusted. Medicating the victim seems like the wrong approach. It's like telling th

I think it's normal to become 'depressed' after being deceived by someone you trusted. Medicating the victim seems like the wrong approach. It's like telling the victim that this kind of deception is OK and they're the ones who need to be fixed for not being able to cope with it better. There are a lot of psychopaths out there, it doesn't make it OK. Also, the realization of this should be painful and depressing. It is depressing. We live in a depressing time. Most people today are completely messed up in the head. Most people. We should try to fix this problem not patch it up with medication. In terms of evolution, our social system selects for mental illness. Rewards the psychopaths and medicates the altruists so that they learn to tolerate it.