Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So, I only bring this up in limited circumstances. I suffer from psychosis. Basically, psychosis sucks. I wouldn't wish it on someone I hate, including someone who makes fun of psychosis, because a reality where people think it is a lighthearted subject is probably better than one where people are able to understand the full weight of it. That said, some people conflate psychosis with evil. If you don't believe me, picture someone describing a truly evil act and someone in the group going "now that's just psychotic". If you have ever observed or said that, you have observed or said that someone who is psychotic is evil. Now this, obviously, isn't the case. When I hear someone say something like this, my first move is usually to gently point someone in the direction that psychosis != evil, describing diagnostic criteria, and how paranoia and delusions aren't inherently evil things. If they continue arguing, I often bring up my own psychosis and how a fear that the world wouldn't accept a psychotic person (mass shooting fears, visceral reaction to the word 'psychotic', etc) and the very word would ruin my life, well, caused me to try to kill myself. I woke up in a mental hospital and it's been a few years since then, but, well... AITA? I mean, I know usually oversharing and bringing up a suicide attempt is usually considered over the top, pandering, or what have you. I understand why I'm the asshole if I bring it up willy nilly. But I really mean, in this circumstance, am I the asshole?