kraftiekortie wrote:
I have come to believe that everybody has "something."
Some sort of "mental illness"
Some sort of "personality disorder."
Some sort of "neurosis"
Some sort of "OCD."
Whatever.
I don't believe there is really a "normal" person.
Whether one actually has a "disorder," is a matter of degrees, really.
Ah, now here's where I somewhat disagree with you, my friend.
Back when I was studying the Meyers-Briggs Temperament Indicator stuff to try and figure out why I didn't fit in, I came across a forum in which someone had posted this:
Jesus had all of the strengths of all of the personality types,
and none of the weaknesses.
A Catholic could argue the same for Mary,
while saying that yes, she's still a mere mortal
but was especially gifted by God.
But yeah, for the vast majority of us mere mortals,
99.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 %,
the very nature of being human means
each one of us has at least one weakness.