The Crazy People.

[honormac]

We think of "sane" and "insane" as mutually exclusive, but mounting evidence brings me always closer to the uncomfortable conclusion that sanity seems, most often, dependent upon the circumstances and the subjects being considered. Very many people - the majority, it seems - are quite sane very much of the time, and completely irrational on select

Comments

[squidflakes]

I've always said that the only difference between a religious experience and psychosis is context.

[plmvent]

I agree with you, even though many other things scare me. I did not put points into fearless

[lawgrrl_23]

I've had anxiety attacks before, and they scare me because I cannot control myself once they start. I can't breathe, I'm usually crying uncontrollably, and I'm almost paralyzed with inaction. I'd rather be depressed than have anxiety attacks, which I guess makes me a little nuts, but that's not a real surprise to anyone, is it?

[honormac]

I don't know... Doesn't sound nuts to me. I think it'd be a good, sound choice.

I've had my share of rounds dancing with depression, and from what I know of anxiety attacks, I'd far rather be depressed.

[lemonlimer]

I watched Brüno again the other day, and while I still think it is an insanely funny and great movie, this time it particularly scared the shit out of me during all the Alabama scenes with the gay converter guy and the homophobes and the people who threw chairs at Sacha Baron Cohen while he was making out with Lutz. I just can't believe that there are people who would really SHOOT other people just for making out with persons of the same sex. It's outrageous.

[truthseekrs]

You are one of the few people in this world who 1: I trust; 2: I believe (wholeheartedly with no hesitation) can handle anything expected or unexpected from anyone in any situation at any time. I learned, in part, from you