1. The patients are so clearly in a world of their own. Not that you don't exist, because you do, but their world does too, but you can't see it.
2. Insight-oriented psychotherapy. I know it's for the better, but I wonder how does it feel to find out you're crazy.
3. The heartbreak when the child psychiatrist tells you your child is "slow"/"different"/"needs help"/"special".
4. I would like to feel the happiness of mania. Doing a lot of goal-oriented activity isn't a bad idea.
5. If I took the dextroamphetamine meant for the ADHD kid, would I be able to concentrate better too?
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when you get mania, you get depression too right? I wanted to feel how mania is like too, then I dont have to sleep and can keep doing things non stop. But, not anymore, after I found out that you get depression with mania.
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