As a person who has been hospitalized mental health is an issue near and dear to my heart, not necessarily the terminology “mental illness” which I assume are conditions anyone can suffer from and something people are not called if they bear any conditions of depression, low self-esteem, or have experienced some failure in their life, most peoples lives are not over and permanently damaged. Some things can be overcome in life. 

When it comes to prevention “mental illness” is on the minds of many and when it comes to “civil harassment” “mental illness” is on the minds of many what are the conditions, subject matter, conversations look like and sound like that make you look and sound “mentally ill” and create things in writing that declare you “mentally ill.” What makes an attorney or investigator seek to confirm in writing that you are “mentally ill” and how does a therapist determine you are “mentally ill” looking at you and hearing what you sound like and feel like. Who ultimately is in charge of making decisions for you in life to declare you “mentally ill” and why. 

Here is a photo I found online of “signs” of mental illness, what people are told to think is mental illness by these symptoms: 

https://images.app.goo.gl/tt1FzPWtjgxKVLDy9

As someone who has been hospitalized it’s nothing you know how it happens or occurs. There’s no exact formula for causing triggering or creating a chaos or mental disease in the mind of another by no contact interaction or job, you will later learn in life these labels are intended to keep you away from people and this is how a lawsuit that lies and tells the court you’re mentally ill look and sound like illness or critical your life intelligence as “mental illness” occurs ALWAYS when you open up and talk to people, when you open up and talk to people THEY DONT WANT TO TALK TO YOU because (1) people don’t want to know you (2) they don’t want to hear what’s inside of you (3) they know wealthier smarter prettier people than you (4) they may have heard of you and might not respect you (5) they may not want to help you (7) in life people don’t teach you anything and don’t want to teach you anything (8) people see you as stupid if you don’t finish law school (9) people with money think they are smarter than you and above you (9) people don’t help you get jobs and jobs don’t teach you how to do the job you have to figure it out yourself. 

Photo Reference:

https://mentalhealth.vermont.gov/prevention-and-promotion