The Mind Outside the Mind

What determines if a person is mentally ill and what determines if the person is not? According to the various individuals, the definitions are all different, however, if a person’s thinking process is off balance you are more than likely going to find a mental illness, regardless if whether it is revolving around a physical cause. The mind has played tricks on even the so-called sane individuals in the world. When the mind creeps in suspicions, loss of thought, inability to say what is on your mind, and so on. More than likely you are fine, however, if these symptoms are ongoing you had better get help now. The experts in Social Scientist often interchange the terms mentally ill and disorders since one term means that a patient has a disturbance in normal patterns and the other means that a patient will need ongoing treatment for the disturbances.

We cannot always rely on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) for the definition of the mentally ill simply because the book is in constant change as APA members find new information each year. Most information in the book is valuable but every year new studies are finding out more about each diagnosis. Researchers and analyst often base their insight on gender, race, background, class, and so on, as well as comparing mental illnesses to several case studies. According to criminal justice experts, the mentally ill is found in homeless environments and/or jails. However, this is far from the truth, since we have cops, lawyers, judges, political leaders, religious leaders, painters, actors, actresses, and others in the neighborhood going to jail, and even sometimes homeless. Mentally ill in the definition is someone that is not conforming to the way a group thinks, believes, acts et cetera. This means if you do not go along with the laws and political leaders’ beliefs or societies’ beliefs then you may be deemed mentally ill.

Mentally Ill Patients

According to many experts in the field of psychology, the criminal system, and so on, mentally ill patients were abused and disassociated from society at one time and often confined in a jail-like institution and the authorities were the crooks inside the hospital. This is dehumanizing, punishing, and the individual simply because they are said to have a mental illness. Corrupted systems bring forth corrupted people, therefore their examples have brought on more problems than what we all needed. Criminal experts, mental health experts, and others are constantly making grave mistakes throughout their studies and often everyone suffers, yet the blame is turned on the patients and others in society. Denial! Since we all have equal rights and it was a violation of these peoples’ rights in the early days when mentally ill patients were institutionalized and sometimes for no apparent cause, at all, it is vital to undo what has been done by acting human and giving these people status in life. Mentally ill patients are often brilliant individuals that suffer from a disorder.

A few mentally ill patients will commit crimes, but not all of them will. For example, a woman suffers retardation, yet she hates the way the world submits to bile, such as pornographic, excessive violence, rape, nudity, and other areas of discussion that are openly acknowledged in the world as impure behaviors, yet the system will allow it. Now, who is really retarded? Obviously not the woman since she hates what is wrong. Another case scenario can be seen when a mentally ill individual is out in public and someone needs help, including lifting groceries this person will help, while another person without a mental illness will disregard the need of the pedestrian. Now, who is mentally ill? The person that was not willing to help is probably affected by the unlawful teachings that go on in society, in the justice system, and in the political world, and due to his or her fear or else selfish behaviors this person illustrated more mentally ill symptoms than the diagnosed person illustrated. My point is, the mentally ill are often wiser to the truth than those that are said to not be mentally ill, and the mentally ill are often showing humanity while the rest of the world is dehumanizing.

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