Psychotic depression happens when a person has severe depression associated with a form of psychosis. They experience having false beliefs (delusions) or hearing things that others do not hear (hallucinations). People with psychosis often experience deeper depressive feelings such as guilt, poverty, or illness. Seasonal affective disorder is usually experienced during the winter months, a period of reduced natural sunlight. They often experience social withdrawn, sleep a lot, and gain weight.
The narrator’s fear of death seems to have subconsciously expanded into the belief that her friend wants her to accompany her beyond the grave in some form of macabre celebration. This irrational belief seems to stem from the narrator’s need to justify the distance she is actively creating between herself and her friend, and is another way to avoid the unpleasant reality of their situation. She even imagines driving in a convertible to Malibu where she can drink and dance as well as
Type 1 schizophrenia consists of later onset symptoms of positive symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions which Max experiences. People with schizophrenia also demonstrate a decline in verbal and visual memory (Aleman, Hijman, de Haan, & Kahn, 1999; Heinrichs & Zakzanis,1998). Several studies have shown verbal impairment and visual impairment linked to decreased processing speed (Brébion, Bressan, Pilowsky, & David, 2011; Ojeda et al.,2009- 2012). Among people suffering from a mental disorder, in 1965 studies have shown men with schizophrenia have are more likely to commit crimes and violent behavior (Lindqvist and Allebeck 1990; Hodgins 1993; Belfrage 1998). Data from the Epidemiological Catchment Area Study, found that persons with schizophrenia reported behaving violently.
Secondly, the poem “I Can Stand Him No Longer” also incorporates and develops the thematic topic of guiltiness all along. In the poem, the man states “A heavy conscience will always make what’s hidden revealed” In this situation, the man means to say that a strong feeling, in this case, guilt, can make what 's hidden revealed to everyone. So, the author uses an Oxymoron which in this case, is “conscience” to convey to the reader that there is a deeper level of truth in this sentence. And that by saying “conscience,” the author does not mean any random feeling but instead, is trying to signal the reader that the man is referring to the specific feeling of guiltiness. This is because a person’s actions are a result of his/her emotions and consequently, the person would do anything, without giving any second thought to what he/she is about to do, and that may lead to the revealing of something hidden such as secrets and etc.
He is evidently aware of his unnatural capability, but he might not know which exact disease he has. He appeared most to show signs of schizophrenia. Dorothy Ruiz, an Associate Professor in the Africana Studies Department at UNC Charlotte, wrote in Epidemiology of Schizophrenia: Some Diagnostic and Sociocultural Consideration: Schizophrenia is an illusive illness. The symptoms consist of delusions of persecution or reference not occurring in the context of severe depression; grandiose, religious, somatic, or bizarre delusions, but not in a setting of severe depression or mania; disordered thought or body control; and hallucinations, but not depressive in content and not symptomatic of alcohol addiction.
This leads to the third mental illness, alcoholism. Not only did the narrator admit to being an abuser of alcohol, but he also demonstrated the three most common warning signs, aggression, fear and a lack of restraint. It was because of these three mental illnesses that the narrator acts the way he does and became obsessed on the idea of the demonic
This type of depression is like other depressions because they can have the same effect on a person. Additionally, this depression can veer by affect people with decreased energy, headaches, digestive disorders, skittish, and chronic pains. In fact The Web MD says it can affect the human body by “ headaches, digestive disorders, and chronic pains. Difficulty concentrating, remembering, making decisions.”So, this means that this type of depression and other depressions can cause these symptoms. In fact, people do get Insomnia from depression.
However, the following lines change the viewpoint of the interpretation: “But in the flame I saw myself burned alive / Burned alive with her”. The reason behind his melancholy is revealed and it becomes obvious that the curse is in fact love and the result of it is despair. The narrator continues “Please, save me Saint Peter!” This plead creates a link to “With You Came the Whole of the World’s Tears” in which the narrator is in despair after falling in love but then separated from the object of his love. The narrator feels lost and torn as the “flags” of the ship have been “ripped apart by the winds that felt like thorns, no land, no home in sight”. The despair of the narrator as well as his feelings of loneliness and displacement is verified by the next line “I am abandoned / Abandoned by the light”.
Depression and mental disorders: Depression and mental disorders normally lead to funny and suicidal thinking if not handled properly and at their early stages. People who are depressed and mentally unstable are like walking timebombs ready to detonate at the slightest push of a button. This group of people in the society often end up indulging themselves in deadly activities which end up not harming only them as individuals but in extreme cases, these suicidal thoughts often lead to the collective build-up of collective violent thoughts which in turn end up in situations such as shootouts and mass
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