We know from many studies that “Crazy in Love” isn’t actually that far off, and very few people would assert that love doesn’t make the best of us unstable. Physopathic, no, not really, (Fatal attraction not withstanding.) But even love makes us strange to our friends who don’t understand what is happening, or why we are acting a certain way. People in love are clearly not phsychotic, but can eventually cross that line; unstablity is a first step.

In the end, I’m saying in the post, that one has to be both “unstable and psychopathic” with an added dose of unsaid sociopath for the condition to be true to lead down the path which whereupon the rest of us need to stay away from said person.

As for people who think outside the preverable box, or who traffic outside social norms, I’d have to say i think we -you and I- are clearly of that type, and admire the other for it. I like to say “our veiws are based upon our parents view of right and wrong and our parents views are based upon societies level of acceptablity of deviation from the norm.” In the end, I enjoy thinking outside social norms. It keeps others on their toes.

That being said, I agree that it’s important to follow your instincts and not fight them, however it takes a certain amount of practice for many (most?) people to actually understand what their instincts are saying; myself included.

On an unrelated topic, I’m going to have to set aside more reading time if you’re going to post twice in one day.