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The main theme might be about self-acceptance and the struggle to fit in. It could explore the journey of a character trying to find their place in a world that has certain expectations.

I'm not really sure what you mean by 'caricaturas de pero como asi'. It seems like a rather unusual and unclear phrase.

I'm not sure exactly, but it might mean 'stop being a wastrel' or something similar in a manhwa context.

I don't have direct information on this. It might focus on the protagonist's journey and transformation after getting tired of being the bridesmaid, including personal growth and changes in relationships.

Well, in this manhwa, the main plot seems to revolve around the protagonist's determination to break away from the role of a bridesmaid. There could be various reasons and challenges involved, making for an engaging tale.

I think it might be a phrase related to a comic involving a wine glass in some way, but without more context, it's hard to say for sure.

In reality, there was the phenomenon of being mentally ill, in which some individuals who were originally normal were mistakenly determined to be mentally ill. This could be caused by a variety of reasons, such as misjudgment of normal emotions or behaviors by family members, such as treating children's emotional problems at home during the epidemic, not wanting to talk, and playing games with their parents as symptoms of mental illness. It could also be used by people with ill intentions, such as a couple who judged the other party or local petitioners as mentally ill for their own benefit. In terms of diagnosis, the 1973 paper revealed that mental diagnosis might be unreliable. It could not even accurately distinguish between normal people and mental patients. There was also the harm of tagging in the diagnosis process. Once diagnosed with mental illness, others would easily assume that it was abnormal. The patient's resistance could also be treated as a symptom of mental illness, resulting in the loss of some basic civil rights. However, there were many differences between normal people and people with mental illness. In terms of thinking, normal people's thoughts were coherent and clear, while mental patients might have thinking disorder, association disorder, delusions, etc. In terms of emotions, normal people's emotions adapted to the real situation, while mental patients might have unstable emotions, disharmony, and extreme fluctuations. In terms of behavior, normal people's behavior was purposeful, independent, and adaptable, while mental patients might have disordered behavior, impulsiveness, self-harm, or suicidal tendencies. In terms of social functions, normal people had good family, professional, and social functions. Mental patients might have obvious obstacles in these aspects. Therefore, there were indeed normal people who were wrongly diagnosed as mental patients, but the differences between real mental patients and normal people in many aspects such as biology, psychology, and behavior could not be ignored.

The brains of mental patients were different from normal brains in many aspects, mainly in terms of neurotransmitter, structure, weight, etc., which led to abnormal changes in brain function: 1. ** Brain neurotransmitter **: The neurotransmitter secretion in the brain of patients with mental illness is abnormal. For example, patients with schizophrenia had abnormal secretion of the neurotransmitter Dopamine, which could lead to positive symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions, as well as negative symptoms such as poor thinking and apathy. The secretion of the neurotransmitter 5 - HT, dopamineand norepinephrin was abnormal in patients with schizophrenia, and the balance of neurotransmitter was disordered, which led to the alternating occurrence of high and low emotions. 2. [** structure **: Some patients with mental illnesses have abnormal brain structures.] For example, the gray matter volume of the brain of patients with schizophrenia decreased; the brain volume of children with autistic disorder was larger than that of normal children of the same age in childhood, but the brain volume gradually decreased after 6 - 8 years old; the brain of patients with Alzheimer's disease had senile plaque and neurofiber tangles, and the number of neurons decreased; mental diseases caused by brain trauma and cerebral stroke were usually directly related to changes in brain structure. 3. ** Weight **: A more common abnormality of brain weight is seen in Alzheimer's disease. The brain of patients with this disease will shrink, lose weight, deepen sulci, and narrow gyri. The severity of Alzheimer's disease is related to the degree of brain shrinking. However, there were also opinions that it was difficult to directly tell the difference between mental patients and ordinary people from the appearance of the brain. There would only be differences when the brain waves were abnormal, and the causes of mental illness were complicated.

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There were different standards for the normal range of the psychotic factor score. One said that the normal value was below 50 points; another said that the normal range was usually between 0 - 1.5. If it exceeded this value, it was an abnormal situation. If the patient's score was lower than 0.8, it was more likely to have a mental disorder. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!