Is there a mentally ill person who no one wants?

People with mental illness are indeed not suitable for marriage, and generally others will worry that mental illness will be passed on to their offspring, so if there is no true love, no one dares to marry a person with mental illness.

This is a biased view that a psychopath is a person who has a variety of psychological disorders that lead to varying degrees of impairment in mental activity. In fact, there are a lot of people in need of help, and there are a lot of people who are willing to help and support.

People with mental illness need professional support** to help them return to a healthy and normal life. They need to be respected and cared for, not discriminated against and excluded.

We should treat everyone with equality, respect and care, regardless of their mental condition.

It's not that no one wants it, or someone is willing to accept it, it's just that there may be fewer people.

Everyone is mentally ill.

Eating by looking at other people's faces is a history of mental illness.

In my mind, everyone is more or less mentally ill.

There are not many normal people, what is the matter of mental illness?

Psychosis means dealing with people who are not related by blood.

There is no assertiveness, the society is too dark, there is no way out, there is only a dead end.

I think words are almost empty, words don't exist.

That's why I said that what you said was not at all, and it was useless to beg on your knees.

Mental illness is not the same as normal people.

If you scold someone for being mentally ill, it's not right to kill people and set fires, it's not psychosis.

People with superpowers like to kill people and set fires.

Having a mental illness does not mean that a person is completely ignorant or loses all cognitive abilities. Mental illness refers to a disorder that affects a person's thinking, emotional, behavioral, or social functioning. The specific symptoms and severity will vary depending on the type of mental illness and the individual.

In some cases, mental illness may affect a person's cognitive abilities, concentration, memory, judgment, and comprehension. This can cause them to have difficulty processing information, thinking about problems, or expressing themselves. Some disorders may have a greater impact on an individual's state of mind and emotion, making it difficult for them to understand reality or stay connected to it.

However, it is important to note that not all mental illnesses can cause severe cognitive impairment. Many psychiatric disorders can be managed** to allow patients to restore or improve their cognitive abilities and function. Methods can include medications, psychological, supportive, and planning.

It's important to understand that everyone's situation is unique and the impact on mental illness will vary. If you have specific questions about mental illness or are concerned about someone's condition, it is best to consult with a professional healthcare provider, such as a psychologist or psychiatrist, for detailed information and appropriate advice.