i try to stay out of other peoples head as much as possible cause it's a two way street

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shot in the dark, DID is at the top.
though PTSD wouldn't surprise me with how the system is today. they slapped me with over half of them at first then just said "this one seems to be the closest." so i know the feeling. what's even worse is when people lose their s**t while on drugs and get slapped with a diagnosis they can never get rid of even though they don't have a mental illness. that's the worse to me cause the stigma is on both sides of the table. takes two to tango.
i wouldn't be surprised to learn they tried to stick you with manic/mania, psychotic features, affective, schizo, ADD/ADHD and some of the newer ones that will eventually get tossed out of the DSM. in all fairness most of the newer ones are symptoms of something else or part of the major diagnosis. science needs more time to properly evaluate things. hence my position.
true madness is like a fire in the forest (natural one) it makes the ground very fertile which when new life springs forth brings even greater abundance and it's a richer life as well. people only lustfully desire to focus on the good today. the bad and the good go hand in hand and both can be detrimental and yet be a positive. watch the time machine (pretty sure just the old one, maybe the new one too) you will see how only focusing on the good out of moderation can be detrimental when he goes into the future.
light can blind people, it can bleach the color out of life, too much and it kills plants and other life (it's also one reason why people bury their head in the sand); not to mention sleep would be pretty hard without the night. we are only genetically trained to be afraid of the dark. we are creatures of both not just children of light, otherwise we would cease to exist.
in the dark some of the most amazing things happen sometimes like psychedelic mushrooms, beautiful songs from birds, fragrances from flowers that you could die for or even sea life creating a glowing effect on the bottom of the ocean floor.
there are plenty of examples of good and bad in life to be found, not just the ones we take for granted. all part of the step in evolution we are going through today. utilizing it would be to our benefit. there is no playbook to life though.
let's not forget structure can be stagnant, boring and eventually f**k over anyone as well. again moderation is the key, something mods (see what i did there) already know about, just posting for posterity reasons. i'm never one to tell a mod their place or correct them.
a few quick notes:
mad hatter was mad, nothing wrong with his muchness of madness. (interesting story why that whole story even exists. explains trinity and neo a lot too.)
there is a fine line between genius and insanity.
madness attracts madness and creates the possibility of a good time (like you said), also a great destructive experience but if you can't handle the heat, get your a** out the kitchen, we on a mission.
some of the most charismatic and smartest people are actually on the spectrum of chaos naturally even if they prefer to associate their lives with structure.
without disorder we wouldn't have things like windshields that don't break apart and slash your face when they get hit with a rock while flying down the freeway, twinkies and other wonderful things in the world.
let's not forget some of the most important things like art, music, drugs, emotions and the human soul (if one is so incline to believe in such things).
and one of my favorites: you can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs.
madness is pure creation, destruction and inspiration. the catalyst to keep life moving forward. structure helps it move along in an orderly fashion so it continues to move along.
one inevitably gives rise to the other.
understanding it is something entirely different, just like being ok with it. to each their own.