Another Word For Mentally Unstable Novels & Stories

Checkmate? "What is she talking about?" he wonders. My shoulders shrugged. I, too, am at a loss for words. Mysha had become quite strange. She wasn't like this before; might it be stress? Those who are under extreme pressure are said to go mad. No, Mysha can't go insane. She's too pretty to go crazy. My mind was fixated on what Mysha expressed as we drove home. No matter how much I tried to think and decipher it. I couldn't find an answer to it. What exactly does she mean by "checkmate"? They're not, however, playing chess.

“You do know Penelope is sick, right?“ she asked and well, that’s news to me. I didn’t know she’s sick. “Sick? What do you mean? She was okay last night.” I rushed out and she sighed, rubbing her right wrist back and forth. “No, like Penelope is mentally unstable.” That was definitely news. Penelope is mentally unstable? What the fuck? “What?” “You really had no idea? She’s getting really good at hiding her craziness then.” She muttered, mostly to herself but I still heard it. “What do you mean craziness? She’s mentally unstable?” I asked and she nodded.

Like Ate, it is used as a sign of respect and when a guy is way older than you, but not old enough to be your uncle. 12 Get caught, caught up, or hold on. In this case, it’s caught up. 13 Derogatory/ (sometimes) playful term for someone stupid. More on being academically/textbook stupid. 14 Derogatory/playful term for someone acting like a fool or an asshole depending on the situation. I use this word jokingly and lovingly with my friends, but you can also curse someone you’re angry with by calling them this. 15 Derogatory/ (sometimes) playful term for someone stupid; without common sense.

"Tell me what's going on.. tell me where I went wrong..." This "wrong" word he was using was actually pissing me the fuck off. Because nothing was wrong with me. "Nothing is wrong with me.. please stop using that word you make it sound like I went insane.. yet you're the one losing weight, starving yourself, drinking alcohol and hitting me..." He kept quiet and looked at the ground with shame.

I watched her as she calmed down a little, but she was really chewing her upper lip. "What is wrong with James?" I asked. "He's okay, he's just..." "What?" She looked at me, pressed her lips together, then exhaled. "He's not with us right now." "What does that mean?" Abigail asked. "Sometimes when he's upset, he goes into his special place. I call it his private world but the doctor calls it... Schizophrenia." Luciana and Abigail inhaled sharply. I still couldn't process what I was hearing; my four-year old son has schizophrenia?

Just like Cain’s mother. “ Don’t you try to weave another story Bree, I will not stand for it. Don’t you try to make me look like I am some mentally unstable psychopath, you hear me? I am not clinging onto anyone to suppress my mania, I am totally fine and no, I don’t need you to worry about me in any way possible.”

’ ‘Oh…-sorry, maybe talk about your p-problems and maybe we can h-help you with some advice? Giving her a strange look, I frown. ‘Advice from a bunch of nerds. Are you crazy?’ ‘If I were c-crazy, I would have to have some kind of psychological d-disorder such as Munchausen or not be in touch with reality or?’ ‘Okay, okay, I get it. Since I do not know what to do now other than bash my head against a table, I will tell you my problem, but none of you is to breathe a word of this to anyone.’

"But..." "Shhh," I shut him up. "I called you here for a reason," "About the Blackwood Luna's madness," he uttered, earning a sharp glare from me. "I don't believe that she is not mentally okay, someone that is diligent, hardworking, intelligent, polite, and industrious can't be mentally unstable," I beamed, my black eyes looking like glistening onyxes as they curved into a crescent moon. "But..." "Shhh," I shut him up again, "Does that sound to you like an attribute of a demented person?"

Liam didn't know what had changed recently, but something clearly had. He went on, "Miss McKinzie, with his condition, emotional swings are the worst thing for him. Any kind of shock or agitation can trigger it again." The more Sharon listened, the less right it all sounded. Liam's description—this avoidance of stimulation, the volatility—it sounded less like a physical ailment, and more like… mental illness. "Liam," she asked, "you and Thomas are close. Do you know someone named Chuggs Noel? Is there bad blood between them?"

She spat the words with venom at him. Saul was out of his wits but she was no less and wouldn't allow him to talk. “Physical disability can be healed with medicines but what about mental illness? That is why rich and self conceited men like you depend on these machines and their minions for data.” She pointed to the computer sitting beside her on the table.