darkSpyro

There is no such thing as a normal person.

The so-called neurotypical all have some form of physical or mental infliction.

• Speech impediment
  
• Depression
  
• Bi-polar Disorder
  
• Narcissism
  
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  
• Alzheimer's Disease
  

I can go on but you get my point. If you think you're normal, you're probably not. Nobody is ever normal and that's okay.

The sentiment is fine, but you're really not great at articulating things. Not everyone feels comfortable self-diagnosing themselves with depression or PTSD because those types of diseases can be a serious struggle for some people.

Also, Narcissism isn't a mental disorder. It's just an adjective

But, if every normal person has a infliction, it means that everyone who has a infliction is a normal person, so your statement that people with inflictions aren't normal ends up being false.

But those so-called normal people, who think they're superior compared to those who are diagnosed, and feel that gives them the license to do anything and that's not right.

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But those so-called normal people, who think they're superior compared to those who are diagnosed, and feel that gives them the license to do anything and that's not right.

Literally no one has ever said, "Look at that ****er, he wants to kill himself!" You are making things up, dude.

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Also, Narcissism isn't a mental disorder. It's just an adjective

There is such a thing as Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/dise...on/con-20025568

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Also, Narcissism isn't a mental disorder. It's just an adjective

There is such a thing as Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/dise...on/con-20025568

Nevermind then! Point still stands.

Normalcy is just a concept. Societal norms exist, but I'd say preconceived notions of what does and doesn't make sense is entirely relative to each individual person.

*sigh*

i figured that out a long time ago, man.

Just shows that "unique" can mean barely any difference.

I do not consider myself normal

Like I'm not crazy, but I do have habits that others would find weird