The part you wrote. The first post definitely, and then also this last post. It’s the words you used, and then the order you placed those words in.

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I bet that felt good 👍. And your very small group of an echo chamber agreed with you.

The problem is you want to feel better. Not change something. Some people just like feeling better than others, others like making other things better.

This type of argument may make you feel better, but it doesn’t really help anything but make you think better of yourself. Listen to what others say in discourse, or they won’t listen to you.

Far too many make enemies out of allies and hurt their own cause in the process.

Never knew its name till today, but that’s Crow T Robot.

A character from Mystery Science Theater 3000. A show from the 80s and 90s where they played old shitty B horror and sci-fi movies while puppets and people made fun of the movie.

Never said that 😆 but ok

All “abnormal psychology” has differing physiological differences when compared to a “neurotypical” brain. Those definitions are super shakey though. Neurotypical, as you say, is a super fuzzy definition and has really changed drastically in modern history.

And there are a shitload of people “a little bit schizophrenic”. You wouldn’t be able to tell though because the intensity, frequency, or persistence is not severe enough to affect thier life in an overwhelming manor. They have jobs, relationships, and can function in society.

Some people are a little bit “whatever” with different mental disorders. Believing mental health issues are binary, either they have a “disorder” or are healthy is no longer part of modern abnormal phycology. They are now thought of as spectrums where people can fall onto that spectrum in very very different severities. That is why people use the word spectrum.

That’s actually very false, and it is important for people to learn about their mental well-being.

On the spectrum of mental health where the perfectly healthy are on the very left, and the perfectly unhealthy are on the very right. The majority of people lie somewhere in the middle.

Mental disorders are not binary, like being pregnant or not being pregnant. There is a sliding scale. How much that disorder affects certain aspects of your life is how we measure the severity of that disorder.

Like a ham sandwich?

It makes total sense in America. Here we would have shot him before he was dead though.