> I think you're just not familiar with psychiatry terminology. Mental illness and mental disorder are largely used interchangeably. If this was true you’d be

> I think you're just not familiar with psychiatry terminology. Mental illness and mental disorder are largely used interchangeably. If this was true you’d be able to quote from the DSM where they use the term mental illness. > I'm also not sure how you can say that it is a disorder and it is mental but somehow it's not a mental disorder? That must require some mental gymnastics to justify. No, you are just representing what I said dishonestly. If I’m wrong, you will be able to quote where I said it wasn’t a disorder. > You might want to study a bit more psychiatry before you spew more outdated information on here. Speak for yourself. There is a reason the DSM doesn’t call ADHD a mental illness, which is that it is not considered one by the psychiatric profession in modern times.