What are some misconceptions people have about mentally ill people?

I used to think that mental illness is innate, but later I found out that most people with mental illness are traumatized and cannot be comforted and cannot bear it, so it leads to mental breakdown, I think they are still relatively fragile in their hearts, so they should be given more tolerance and understanding, and should not be excluded.

I watched a program called: "The World" and found that there is a great misunderstanding of mental patients. I've always thought that mental patients are a particularly scary being.

However, it was found that this is not the case, and some mentally ill people have a particularly high level of education. And their artistic cells are also particularly high. We should not look at them with tinted glasses.

I found that a common misconception about mental illness is that people with mental illness generally believe that people with mental illness have intellectual and communication difficulties, so they don't take the expression of mental illness seriously.

I think they have neurological lesions, but in fact they are just as healthy as everyone else; thought they were talking to themselves, crying and laughing for no reason, but in fact, their minds were connected to psychic mutants, communicating or complaining about their grievances, or pretending to be relaxed and telling jokes in their heads; They think they are in a trance and have no discernment, but in fact, they may have assimilated into the chaos of others, or they have not slept for a long time, or their worldview has also deteriorated. In fact, I found out the training steps of how to attack people with mental power. There are also psychic special forces in various countries.

Many people's misconceptions about psychosis are mostly ** TV series. However, TV dramas are suspected of scandalizing mental patients, so you shouldn't just watch TV dramas to understand this type of people, and you should rely more on medical and theoretical knowledge. They are no different from normal people, but they have certain mental troubles.

Most people perceive psychosis as incapable of self-care and potentially aggressive, and to put it bluntly, biased against generalization.

In fact, many patients are harmless to humans and animals in addition to being harsh on themselves.

Most of the actions of ordinary people are justified, but many mentally ill people seem to think like a wild and antelope. It is full of unknowns, and people often misinterpret the unknowable, and there are many misunderstandings that they have violent tendencies.

Psychosis is the same as those Middle Eastern ****, suddenly hurting innocent victims for no reason, making you unguardable. Whoever touches it is unlucky.

I thought it was a psychological problem before studying medicine, but after studying medicine, I found that it was not only a psychological problem, but also a physiological factor such as neurotransmitters in the brain.

There's a joke that people tell as a joke:

The doctor stood at the doorway and asked the mentally ill one by one, "Are you mentally ill?" ”

Some patients were discharged, and those who did not continue to be hospitalized.

The doctor's purpose in asking this question is to test the self-awareness of the mentally ill.

Psychosis is because you are mentally ill, not because you are stupid.

If there is any misunderstanding, depending on the degree of impact, if you can't bear it, it will collapse, and if you can bear it, you will be fine.

I suspect that I also have it, versatile, rigid on the outside and soft on the inside, thinking in the air, not liking to communicate with others, and having no language. Love fairy tales.

A lot of people say I'm mentally ill!