4 ms·
I am fairly sure that pretending to have a mental illness is a sign of having a mental illness.
by throwmeariver1 5y ago
I am fairly sure that pretending to have a mental illness is a sign of having a mental illness.
- bckr 5y agoDepends a lot on the context. Is an actor who plays a mentally ill person therefore mentally ill? Also, there are many kinds of mental illness. Perhaps a person who is depressed and anxious pretends to be a person who cannot think coherently.
- throwmeariver1 5y agoOf course it’s meant in the context of the op…
- eek2121 5y agoThe author is reading a script. In the second sentence, you proved his point. Also, as someone who had depression at one point and has an anxiety disorder that is medically treated, but not cured, yes, people with anxiety disorders cannot think coherently. One of the many symptoms of panic includes the inability to use your brain. Think dear in the headlights type stuff. Anxiety disorders are a part of much of the world, FYI, so people with an anxiety order aren't rare by any means.
- bckr 5y ago> In the second sentence, you proved his point. I'm not sure how I did that. > FYI pops a pill Indeed
- Agamus 5y agoOr a sign of 'genius'? Meet the Residents: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsEz1OAUBBM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsEz1OAUBBM