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   On Fri, 4 Sep 2020 13:16:39 -0700 (PDT), 61rroger@gmail.com wrote:   
   >If it also happens in real life, and not just in tv shows and/or movies, then   
   >why do some psychotic people sometimes go off of their anti-psychotic   
   >medicine?  If they are better/doing better behavior wise when they are on the   
   >medicine than when they are off of the medicine, don't they know that the   
   >medicine IS WHY they are doing better?   
      
   Well, in a word, no.  After all, they're feeling okay, so why should they take   
   any medicine?   
      
   As mentioned, some medications that moderate the suicidal depression also   
   limit manic highs.  You never feel really bad, but you never feel really good   
   either -- just a blah middle.  It's like your emotions are all wrapped up in   
   cotton; you feel like you're not really experiencing life.  There can be an   
   urge   
   to bust out, and you do that by not taking your meds.  Some of these drugs   
   also inhibit sexual response, so a lot less happy funtime in the groinal region   
   is another unfortunate side effect.   
      
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