Defining Crazy

Reblogged from Black Box Warnings:

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From the Oxford Dictionary
Definition of crazy
- adjective (crazier, craziest): mad, especially as manifested in wild or aggressive behaviour.
- archaic (of a ship or building) full of cracks or flaws; unsound.

We've all had our moments of crazy. Little peeks behind the sanity curtain. In context, it's fine, like screaming like a banshee at the television during the substitute for paleolithic aggression we call sports.

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I see what it is life to live with a mental illness everyday. I deal with mental illness everyday. This is an open and honest article that gets it spot on.

About katiestamps

I'm Katie and I'm 21 from Newcastle, UK. I have a degree in English Language and Literature and I'm going to be crawling through a Masters Degree from September. I make it through the day by creating scenarios in my head. Things that will never happen; things that couldn't happen. I believe in Literature. If I read a book and I enjoy it, I believe it is a duty to pass it on. I like: conversations, poetry, stationary, music, flowers and old photos. My URL came from a conversation with my great-grandmother. I'm scared of the world and her little speech has made me do all sorts of strange things.
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One Response to Defining Crazy

  1. saradraws says:

    I’m touched that you liked my post enough to reblog it. Thank you. I wish you well with all your roads, walked and unwalked.

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