I'm very open about my insanity and it shocks some people but I see other people who aren't as happy as I am making themselves miserable with their own bitterness and regret. There is a lot of insanity in modern life that we just accept as normal. I believe a lot more people have mental problems then it looks like just looking at them. Some people just hide it really well.

I like that. I am dealing with the negativity and woe is me towards my mental illness; will I ever get better? Everyday I wake up and am depressed within 5 minutes because my symptoms start hasseling me and I fear another day of dread before me that I have no choice but to endure.
However, I am fond of what you said about being more open and accepting towards my insanity. This is something I am going to work on and I thank you for sharing.

-Jake

Those who have not had to deal with people in professions telling them they are mentally ill, will never believe they are mentally ill. Unless they are very empathetic, inquisitive and self-diagnose.

For us who have been through this, we are mentally ill, and supposed to be different from others, we are not, I contend