How people in Japan act towards a person with schizophrenia. Can any person from japan reply to this???
I’m not from Japan, but I know it is not good. I think it is heavily stigmatized there compared to most places in the world.
They changed the name of schizophrenia to something else. Like “social integration disorder” or somesuch. That’s all I know.
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Which countries do you prefer to study abroad???
Sounds like it improved social understanding and got rid of a lot of stigma.
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Hmm,
I’ve always wondered what to call; ‘I have a few personalities, some may be hidden, some may come to light, dont piss me off or there’ll be a fight’ type of thing.
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Yeah, the split mind disease wording makes me think of multiple personality disorder. I think that’s a totally different thing though. You could argue that you have several personalities if you have schizoaffective, but it really seems like the same personality, just in a happy or sad mode.
Happy, sad, depressed, horny, confused etc.
I can argue that there’s a personality for every emotion.
IMO.
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Yeah I used to be told that back when I was bipolar and didn’t have any SZ symptoms yet. When I was happy I was a force of nature and when I was depressed I was a total bring-down for everybody around me.
I agree.
But that’s like only 5% of our brain lol.
Can you imagine the possibilities of the human brain if we were to develop personalities for every human emotion ?
That’s what I think using 90% of our brains mean.
IMO.
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