Why Psychology is Always Political 

This is just the same thing I was thinking about. At work, I know my boss wants something from me, something not work related. So I ignored him and not smile at him. Then I received an email requiring me to answer mental health stuff. 😂 And had coaching sessions for "bad attitude" as they cannot make me seem autistic.

This should have more views

Ive never done therapy, i just lie and say i do, so anytime i pop off i can say my therapist lets me, then weirdly everyone accepts it

I think there's been a tendency to outcast certain mental illnesses, right now specially antisocial personality disorder and npd whereas bpd is also "stigmatized" but gets a bit more sympathy in general. I understand why since apd and npd technically don't have the capacity to feel empathy (tho I know is a spectrum and not very understood), nobody wants to be manipulated even when manipulation is not exclusive of people with personality disorders or used as a tool. But the lack of empathy sets them apart from the group of "us". I don't remember the statistics but I think there's a small percentage of people with these conditions that actually engage in criminal activities, and I honestly find it horrible how I've seen psychologists saying the only solution nowadays for narcissistic and apd folks is to make them go crazy so they are no longer a danger for others. And I get it, lack of empathy can make someone do horrible things to others, but I don't think any mental condition should be dehumanized in such way. I don't know if I missed the point of the video, srry. Honestly I think there should be more research on trying to help people with any condition instead of just segregating them. I actually do think npd and apd are pathologic and that a society that tolerated such parameters wouldn't be the solution or a very nice place to live in tho. Your accent makes me a bit curious, where is it from? Lol