If you think of it as a normal band of behaviour with overlapping traits, rather than some arbitrary trigger point, it'll probably make more sense.
Disorder categorisations, particularly cognitive ones, are still very much social constructs though, yes.
Disorder categorisations, particularly cognitive ones, are still very much social constructs though, yes.
If 99% of the population had anxiety and depression and 1% didn't, would that 1% be deemed to be abnormal? Probably.
Imagine having to deal with these freaks that simply coast through life?

