It must be because we're extremely good looking.

We are devastatingly sharp dressers.

Our intellect bestrides the world like a colossus.

Or maybe it's because we're very good dancers and excellent at parallel parking.

Yeah, all those things. All those might be explanations for why the Normies want to steal our terms.

See, those of us with interesting minds, those of us who deal with stuff in a mental health capacity,

those of us beet by certain mental

health obstacles, we employ certain terms and acronyms to categorize the hassles that we face.

It helps us understand the mental health issues, to get treatment for them, to help get insurance

to pay for those treatments. And it must be because we are

so friggin' hot. I think that's it. I think that the hotness, the good-lookingness, that's the

best explanation. It must be because of that, that they keep taking away those terms, the people

without those problems. I mean, it's got to be. It's got to be how sexy we are, right?

It's depression mode. I'm John Moe. I'm glad you're here. People without obsessive-compulsive disorder

will say, oh, I am so OCD, when in fact, they're just a little fussy at times. They are orderly. Their lives aren't

burdened with having to live with an actual disorder or trying to manage that disorder. The

Normies will say, I'm just feeling totally bipolar lately. No, Normie, you're having an emotional range that is likely well within rational

boundaries. Congratulations. How nice for you. You're not bipolar. And when you say you are,

it's unfair to people who do deal with bipolar disorder. And hey, I don't want to be a snob.

I don't want to turn genuine mental illness into some exclusive nightclub.

Well, actually, I totally want to do that.

Can you imagine a nightclub like that?

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