Doesn't anyone notice this? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

That was from the movie Zoolander, 2001.

The website, Know Your Meme, explains this.

It says, quote, the phrase, I feel like I'm taking

crazy pills occurs when the fashion designer Jacobi Mugatu, played by Will Ferrell, finally

expresses his frustration at the fact no one else in the fashion world has noticed Derek

Zoolanders, played by Ben Stiller, supposedly career-defining

runway looks, are nothing more than him pulling the same face over and over again. Since the

film's release, the phrase has been used to describe vexation when the common consensus appears

to go against common sense, or when an unexpected, straightforward situation is greeted

by a surprise outcome, unquote.

The world is full of these crazy pills situations, like when you have a mental health problem

and the world expects you to simply pretend not to have one.

Or when you lose your job and therefore lose your health insurance.

It's mental dissonance.

Just makes you feel like... Doesn't anyone notice this?

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!

How about this one?

You're a skilled and successful actor, but then you put on a couple of pounds,

and you no longer get to work at this thing you're really good at, even though weight has

nothing to do with acting ability. It's sexist, and it's unjust, and the dissonance of it

all can mess with your head. It's depression mode. I'm John Moe. I'm glad you're here.

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