What do you think of psychopaths?

I have read a book "Genius on the Left and Crazy on the Right", in fact, I think that although psychopaths are different from normal people, they are probably gifted in some way, but we don't really understand them, so we have misunderstandings about them, thinking that they are abnormal human beings.

If it's not congenital mental illness, it's something that has happened, and you should have a better attitude towards them, understand them, and try to help them if you can.

People with mental disabilities, whether they are born with or not, are poor people, and they cannot experience the life of a normal person, so we should give more help and understanding.

I am still afraid to stay away from some aggressive patients, after all, they are people with limited capacity, and I don't need to be criminally responsible for hurting me, and I will lose a lot.

We should go and do a better communication with them, taking medicine is only temporary, let them come out slowly, I am willing to help them.

I think they should be respected, and no one wants to be like that. They don't want to.

Mental illness is caused by emotional frustration, and the mental ability to bear it is too low, so stay away.

I haven't seen it yet.,Or the landlord went to the psychiatric hospital to see.,How can you see it.,Normal to see.。

Aren't you crazy? I'd better stay away from them, save trouble.

I don't express my personal opinions, but if I need help, I can help.

I don't know, look at people, I'd better stay away from them, but I won't discriminate against them.

The first time I accepted this kind of question, I didn't know how to express it, and I realized it after searching on the Internet, and I often saw it when I was a child in school, and there was a mental illness in the school, and when I heard the news, the students avoided it, and I was afraid of being caught. At the same time, I heard that the son of a relative in the south had been killed by mental illness, which gave me another understanding of mental illness at that time. Personally, I think that for mental illness, it should be divided into hereditary**, non-hereditary**, as social pressure continues to increase, this disease will be greater, didn't the ancients have a difference!!

Heart disease requires heart medicine, mental illness is a heart disease, and it is necessary to have heart medicine, no matter how good the medicine is, everything is in vain if you don't solve the problem from the heart, even if it works, sacrifice a lot of time and energy, and celebrate money.

First of all, it is important to be clear that psychosis is a medical term that refers to a serious psychological disorder caused by psychological and biological factors. Usually, a person is considered to be mentally ill and needs to meet the following conditions:

1.Abnormal behaviors: include abnormal behaviors such as severe emotional swings, apathy, isolation, delusions, hallucinations, self-harm, and violence.

3.Psychological symptoms: such as inner pain and trouble, confusion and slowing of thinking, impaired perception of reality, etc.

4.Physical symptoms: including insomnia, loss of appetite, weight loss, fatigue, hyperexcitement, etc.

Therefore, for a normal person, if he does not have the above abnormal behavior, does not have a long duration or abnormal behavior of the divine chakra, and does not have important psychological and physical symptoms, he can be considered to be not suffering from mental illness.

However, it is important to note that there is a certain overlap between psychotic symptoms and the behavior and psychological state of a normal person, so in some cases, it is difficult to determine whether a person is mentally ill. At this time, a comprehensive evaluation by a professional physician is required, combined with multiple factors such as the patient's history, medical history, family medical history, and current situation, in order to make an accurate diagnosis.

In addition, there are some ways that normal people can also pay attention to in their lives to prevent the occurrence of mental illness. For example, maintain a positive attitude, enhance mental toughness, avoid excessive stress, plan your life and work reasonably, and have regular medical check-ups. These measures can help people maintain physical and mental health and reduce the incidence of mental illness.

In short, the judgment of mental illness is based on a comprehensive assessment by a professional doctor, and a comprehensive analysis of multiple aspects. A person who believes in ordinary people can prevent the occurrence of mental blindness by maintaining a positive attitude and paying attention to physical and mental health.

First of all, I would like to point out that if someone conceals their serious mental illness before getting married, and this illness can seriously affect the marital relationship and quality of life, then this can be considered cheating. However, if this mental illness was discovered after the marital relationship was established, then it is difficult to say that it is a form of deception.

In this case, I cannot give specific advice on your decision to go to the bench because everyone's situation is different and there are many factors to consider, such as the severity of the illness, the basis of your relationship with your spouse, the situation of your spouse, and the factors that influence your decision.

If your spouse's severe mental illness is effective**, their condition can be controlled, and you are able to accept and deal with the condition, then you may choose to continue the marriage. But if the illness has had a serious negative impact on you and your family life, you may want to consider a divorce.

Most importantly, you should have an open and honest conversation with your spouse as early as possible, learn as much as possible about their condition and situation, and seek professional help and advice so that you can make a decision.