Do you ever see people that don't look all that far off, yet there is something about them that makes you think "that person looks crazy" ?

[msc545]

Not a homeless person or a drunk necessarily, but just something about them that kind of puts you off?

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I treat a lot of people who are in the hospital for mental problems, so of necessity my "radar" is very attuned to this sort of thing. What is amazing is how many people I see walking down the street who seem to have the same sort of problems. No lack of patients at all...

[lightbulb27]

oh for sure, one of my most favored moments in life. It isn't so the eyes but the expression of the face and eyes... there's many muscles there to communicate what's going on

I wish I had saved the pic of Susan Smith... it was close to this, but this isn't the pic I saw. Her 2 children had just been kidnapped by a black man... so she said.

I'd never seen such a distorted twisted face as showed up on that newspaper page. It said she was lying.

This is the thing, the truth goes deep to the heart and comes back to the expression in the persons energy. This is why I view people not as animals, but as expressions of energy moreso.

was part of my awakening to humanity and God. Evil exists... but where does it lurk and how to root it out?

That said, cannot 100% rely upon facial expression. Different cultures and personalities can put on different masks in training. A good read is "how emotions are made". fascinating...

[NathanDavis]

as someone who has lived, and has been too close to actual people who are way off in their ways, and by that I mean cartel people...

more than the ones with the gun's, the ones who get stupid, impulsive, or under the influence... there's often that quiet one that can just keep staring at you, in silence and with a certain look in their eyes, those are the ones I avoid to cross eyes with, lol...

[Gwendoline]

There's been a few. One that sticks to mind is a neighbour who wanted to use my bathroom, just something about that guy that's wrong.

Was an older Pakistani boy in school who was always trying to walk my sister and I home, take us on dates and so on, accused me of being racist and islamaphobic because I wouldn't let him take me to the movies. Anyway he's in jail right now, he was done with his father, brothers, uncle and cousins for being part of the grooming gangs. That's what he was trying to do with me and my sister. He did it with a few other girls, walk them into a derelict building or house where some adult Pakistani men would be waiting.

There was this one Karen where my husband and I live, she got put out by the HOA for her batshit behaviour and constant calling the police. I got interrogated one day on my own property. She was gone a month later.

[msc545]

Sounds like you have good instincts. Always listen to them, please!

[Anonymous]

I believe most people have at least one undiagnosed or untreated mental illness.

[msc545]

what makes you believe this?

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yea there's this local schizophrenic dude that walks around basically talks to himeelf and yells at plants n shit, he's pretty chill, he just seems unstable that all. re-state//background_color_rgba (0, 0, 0, 0), font_color_rgb (77, 77, 77), justifyLeft

[Sevenpointfive]

i see it quite often. and it's becoming increasingly common to have some sort of mental illness. it wouldn't surprise me that 1 in 100 people don't.