Skulls Snap

Is there wrong with being crazy?

As long as you manage to control it and keep it at bay? If you are quite capable of entering tense in social situations without breaking and pushing the eyes of someone in their skull with your thumbs so what's the problem? And who cares if you hear voices telling you terrible things as long as you realize that's all they are, products of your imagination. It's like living with a tumor, it is still there and there's really nothing you can do about it but you do not let your life from day to day.

Is not an interesting question. Let's see. I think the sane people tend to be happier, but not necessarily. Most people are pretty crazy miserable, again there can be exceptions. (Year years ago, I worked in a psychiatric hospital and have seen many of them.) Insane people are struggling to be productive and be integrated into society and the workplace. I mean that the energies are wasted on unnecessary things, like a compulsive behavior. Remember that one definition of madness is over and over tasks that not work. In fact, I find people slightly crazy and interesting otherwise inappropriate. The "normal" people - whatever - tend to be carbon copies of each other. So to answer your question: No, with some reservations - as long as that is what the person wants and if that person does not harm others, including being a burden to others who become guardians. But really, I'm not for or madness or self-destruction measure.

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