In all seriousness: Mental illness or just a miscreant.
there can be a fine line
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shareWell, she does have some sort of drug addiction.
shareWe don't know if drug addiction was the cause of this or her previous high-jinx. I think the difference is that we don't expect this from a woman vs. a man so readily.
shareAnd, the judgement of whether someone is mentally ill or not can be subjective.
In the 1980's msny Soviet dissidents were hospitalized with a diagnosis of creeping schizophrenia. The diagnosis was based largely on the philosophies, activism, and religosity of the dissidents. In a society that values conformity, dissent may be taken as psycho-pathology.
well, it's not subjective if one has psychosis, or is emotionally disturbed enough to be dysfunctional
share<< And, the judgement of whether someone is mentally ill or not can be subjective. >>
Sometimes.
Frances Farmer wasn't really mentally ill, she was just a loud-mouthed drunk who didn't like to wear makeup.
In the 1930's, this constituted mental illness.
'And, the judgement of whether someone is mentally ill or not can be subjective'.
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Not when you're a clinical narcissist. Then it becomes very objective