I'm Not Crazy, I'm Just Different

I don't know why this book has so few reviews. This is the first time I have read a psychology-related book in depth and seriously. I benefited a lot and was deeply shocked.

Please ask, I am 12 years old, and my memory of when I was 10 years old is very vague. I have no concept of time and can hardly remember anything. I can't even remember where the classroom was at that time. When I was 11 years old, I had a poor memory and forgot everything when I turned around. I couldn't remember anything my parents asked me to do if I turned around. It has only improved in the past year. What's going on?

Sometimes I will have some hallucinations when I am alone at home at night, such as: black vortex, gray animals, clothes crawling up, etc. Is this some kind of mental illness?

"You don't understand my world"

Disease creates genius

There are many little things that we have not paid attention to, which can illustrate the existence of situational influence. When a "good person" becomes a "bad person", his moral judgment and bottom line are not completely subverted in an instant, but his "bad" behavior evolves step by step until the end. These "bad people" often do not think of themselves as "bad people" and can come up with many reasons to support their ideas. Use constant division to maintain psychological balance, because the division cannot be healed, so you need to pull more reasonable explanations to comfort yourself. Slowly, a normal person with a sense of right and wrong and a sense of morality loses his free will.

Weird knowledge has been added [Manual Dog Head], the article language is fluent, easy to read, and the combination of cases and theory is impressive.

This book is good. It contains cases and disease analysis, which increases your knowledge. I have heard many cases in other books, and hearing them again deepened my impression.

How to define the various "abnormal human beings" in society? They don't look amazing when walking in the streets, but their behavior is quite unusual. In this book, the author lists many extreme cases such as persecution delusion, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia. They may seem to be unreasonable, but they are actually suffering from illnesses. Rather than decrypting the files of mental illnesses, this book is more about exploring the details of human consciousness from their illnesses. On the contrary, using abnormalities to look at the general public.

Everyone is unique and has their own personality and characteristics. If you feel that you are different, it may be a reflection of your unique way of thinking, interests, or perspectives and values ​​that differ from others. Being different doesn't mean you're crazy, but it does show your independent thinking and unique personality. Everyone has their own unique personality and value. Difference does not mean wrong or right. Everyone has the right to pursue their own interests and goals.

Every genius may be a madman

It is more critical and feels a bit scary, but I can understand that this situation must exist in reality, and there should be treatment measures for this situation, but I hope that psychologists can really help them.

The book provides easy-to-understand explanations of case examples and symptoms, allowing you to learn more about mental illnesses.

Yes, the medical records are analyzed in detail, and the writing is vivid and simple to explain the causes of "ordinary people" who are different from ordinary people.

This book resonated with me and reminded me of the extraordinary people around me. The author uses delicate words and real cases to show the inner world of "abnormal human beings" and help us understand them better. Just like Amanda, her persecutory paranoia made her life full of uneasiness, but the author's attention and help gave her hope. This book not only gave me a deeper understanding of the profession of psychotherapist, but also made me understand that we should be more understanding and tolerant and pay attention to those neglected minorities.

Most of the time, almost all "geniuses" are different in the eyes of "normal people". They are withdrawn, extreme, neurotic, and emotional... Judging from their social status, they are creative and passionate. They have stood at the top and people look up to them. After understanding their living conditions and family backgrounds, what cannot be ignored is the source of shadow "diseases" caused by their families. We regret the decline of geniuses. For them, they may have lived out their lives in their own way...

It makes me want to have a schizophrenia. It's really scary when I think about it. It's better not to let out the devil in my heart.

The look and feel is quite good. It quotes many cases from celebrities. See if you can gain some knowledge [Like]

Why is the rating so low?

A sane madman or a crazy wise man.

I think I'm mentally ill too

A very nice book

It systematically lists many types of mental illnesses and has many unique and interesting cases. Still worth seeing

Super exciting 😯♥! Thanks to this book for bringing me a lot of creative inspiration. Thank you! ♥♥♥