Crazy people and MBTI[c]

[Jaguar]

There's one in particular who clearly suffers from not only delusions of grandeur,
but an outrageous amount of pathological narcissism.

No doubt if you asked him, he'd say: "Problem? What problem?"
Same thing with alcoholics.
They don't think they have a problem.

Narcissists don't need booze.
They're already drunk, on themselves.

 

[simulatedworld]

^ And you wouldn't know anything about that, would ya now kitty?

 

[Jaguar]

^ I wasn't talking about you, Mr. Paranoid.

 

[entropie]

There was that thing called "Staatssicherheit" in old Eastern Germany and they recruited normal citizens to do their bidding. All you had to do was too watch if your neighbours in your town behave different than the state wants them to behave.

This created the greatest wave of public voyeurism, false accusations and "living the life of other people" there ever was in Germany.

Its good to see it works here too

 

[Thalassa]

Blah. Everyone's a neurotic. If you're not neurotic, you're dead. I don't see a lot of actual psychopathology on here, no schizophrenia (except for maybe occasionally Victor's ramblings) and I think any time a person begins to study psychology on ANY level they start to see abnormality everywhere because of heightened awareness. Plus, our culture has very, very, very strict standards of so-called "sanity." Almost everyone in the fucking Western world has some kind of -ism or ADHD or depression and anxiety. I disagree totally that MBTI inherently attracts "mentally unbalanced" people. If you're going to say that, take a look around the web and tell me how many "mentally unbalanced" people you see commenting on user forums in general. Look at AOL comments and You Tube for crissakes...they make Type C look like a bastion of refined intellect.

 

[Llewellyn]

If you're not neurotic, you're dead.

Maybe if you tried a primal scream, you'd feel that death is more like life. (Not that I know, I'm working on it).

 

[Saslou]

I think everybody's crazy. What's sanity?

Oh, wise words.

 

[wolfy]

Everybody is pretty normal on here. It's the topics that make everyone seem like a head case. You can't post in half the threads without dredging something up.

 

[Thalassa]

Maybe if you tried a primal scream, you'd feel that death is more like life. (Not that I know, I'm working on it).

I've actually done primal screaming. It's very cleansing.

 

[Phantonym]

There was that thing called "Staatssicherheit" in old Eastern Germany and they recruited normal citizens to do their bidding. All you had to do was too watch if your neighbours in your town behave different than the state wants them to behave.

This created the greatest wave of public voyeurism, false accusations and "living the life of other people" there ever was in Germany.

Its good to see it works here too

Hehe. This reminds me of the Red Scare in the US.

 

[INA]

It's that time again.

 

[miss fortune]

 

[Synarch]

Everyone here is either bored or fucking nuts. There are a lot of similarities between these two conditions, namely not knowing how to live.

 

[Salomé]

Is it a coincidence that the ENTPs are now out in full force dominating the crazy people thread?

lmao!

No.

 

[miss fortune]

Ne... the function of craziness... boy am I glad I'm a Se dom

 

[ragashree]

Ne... the function of craziness... boy am I glad I'm a Se dom

That's just a different sort of craziness

I don't know how I can possibly have missed such an awesomely titled thread before though!

 

[miss fortune]

well... mine can't be monitored on the forum unless I go into a crazy mood swing one way or another

 

[ragashree]

well... mine can't be monitored on the forum unless I go into a crazy mood swing one way or another

Mehxatctly crazy behaviour, as opposed to crazy thinking, is quite a bit more difficult to spot online!

 

[prplchknz]

apparently i started this thread, something i do not remember doing.

 

[Little_Sticks]