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Puppeteer Putin

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MaxTheReaper said:
<color=gray>If you need to be told this is a joke you are so stupid I cannot physically handle being on the same planet as you.
Ahaha. Brilliant Max.

I'm not worried. A psychiatrist scared me into being normal. Psychologists said I might be suffering from depression in primary school. The Doc was such a tosser, I vowed never to be depressed again for fear of seeing someone like him again.

Turns out the idiot was a quack.
 

Biek

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I was worried about that seeing my brother, mother and aunt (her sister) have all been institutionalized. But I tend to blame that on events that havent afected me personally.

It goes without saying that I severed almost all bonds with my family.
 

thiosk

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i believe i've been genetically crossed with macadamia. does that count?
 

JokerGrin

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Nope. I've never understood people who believe it's a good thing to have some kind of mental disorder anyway, no matter how mild.
 

Lukirre

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No, I'm not worried about my mental status at all.

Why should I be? It's mine, damnit.
 

TheEvilDuck

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clicketycrack said:
I know a lot of people like to diagnose themselves as ADD or OCD, but I was just wondering if you're ever actually concerned about you mental health.
Actually "ADD" is not a proper diagnosis, according to the DSM-IV printed in 1994 the proper diagnosis is "ADHD" there are three subtypes including "inattentive," "hyperactive-impulsive" and "combined."

Sorry, nerding it up. >_>

I don't "worry" for my mental health, I've been diagnosed professionally more than once. I'm bipolar, I have ADHD and NLD (Non-verbal Learning Disorder.) And I've come to terms with that fact. I'm comfortable with all my issues and actually flurish despite (and in part because) of them. I could go on, but we'll be here a while and sooner or later I'll start annoying everyone (sooner, probably.) So I'll just leave it with that.
 

zacaron

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my mental health is just fine *twitch* damn you people and your government always checking on me... I see through your mind games.
 

timmytom1

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Simriel said:
I have Diagnosed Aspergers Syndrome.
I thought hans asperger was the one to first diagnose aspergers (hence the neame) unless you mean you have BEEN diagnosed in which case fair enough,me too.
 

rayman 101

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I'm not diagnosed with anything and my parents have never suggested a psychologist before, but I'm as crazy as hell.
 

Disconnected

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I'm a bit of a sociopath who gets paranoid at the drop of a hat, but it doesn't really show in day-to-day life. Sure, I may hate everyone and not particularly enjoy social interaction unless I've known them for a while (aka, my handful of friends), and even the wimpiest things can scare me out of sleep for days, but you probably wouldn't notice unless you'd spent lot of time around me. I've learned to hide fear and hate in public which can occasionally succeed in making me pass off as normal.

Someone mentioned people thinking it's a good thing to have soeme kind of mental disorder. I don't understand it either. People for some reason think it is a compliment to be insane as opposed to sane, but I don't think they really understand the meaning of it. I guess it's just people rejecting the idea of being "normal" because they think sane and boring are identical things. Oh well, nowadays "insane" means disagreeing with people or saying something random once a week.
 

ssgt splatter

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Sometimes I do wonder especially when I'm playing online and I had just killed the entire enemy team on COD4 or Gears of War 2 and I let out an eeevil laugh or wicked cackling.
 

Shaenightbird

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Too many days I think I'm completely, irrevocably insane. And then there are those days where it's no longer a matter of mere conjecture. So, yes.
 

Mardy

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MaxTheReaper said:
The train of thought I use to reach my conclusions is...special.
Something along those lines. And why bother being a normal sane person when you can have fun being mad?
 

traceur_

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I know that I have ADHD, medically diagnosed and medicated, so I know where my mental health is at, I don't experience many repercussions from it aside from the fact that the meds suppress my appetite, hence the reason I'm so skinny as you can plainly see in my profile pic. So yeh aside from that *KILL THE PRESIDENT* I'm fine.

I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every second of it.