Probably ! Only when the case gets out of hand, minor ailments like depression can never be traced as to when it is normal, serious or clinical, whereas if a person is schezophranice of course all can see, except the person who is suffering..
Very well said! It is really hard even for a psychiatrist to diagnose depression in some of the patients. It is easy to detect a physical illness when compared to diagnosing a mental illness.
There is a very thin line between normal and abnormal behavior and what is normal for some may seem abnormal for others....One of my relative is an introvert and his family would contantly try to make him a social bird by inviting friends and relatives home and planning outings and he hated most of the guests with whom he had nothing in common, so to avoid this he would go out and come in snaeking so that he is not detected.It went on and this behavior of his was thoght to be abnormal by most of the relatives except a few of us who know him rather well....If someone were to suggest that he needs to take psychiatric treatment ,not just him but those of us who know him too would be angry at that ...
Pay no mind to those who talk behind your back, it simply means that you are two steps ahead !!!
