i ought to be thy adam

op are you by any chance a dracula

hey there welcome to superpower school, where we teach you to use your dangerous superpowers in a school-like environment. here's your syllabus. as you can see, this class will consistent entirely of occasional world building lectures of no use to anyone who has actually lived in this world for more than a day, and unsupervised practical assignments that place your life and the lives of everyone near you at risk. also we have a tournament arc in around 50 chapters that will inevitably be rife with cheating and will be infiltrated by people who actually for real want to kill you. grading will be on a curve.

also having seen it now I think he would've liked the movie

Like there's definitely a point of mental illness where you stop being a person in a lot of people's eyes and start just being a walking expression of mental illness. Everything you do is now a symptom to be evaluated carefully and pathologized and controlled even though no one would think twice if a non-psychiatrized person did they exact same thing. And it's immensely dehumanizing to have everything from the two beers you had to the day you stayed in bed to your new hobby to the joke you made to the party you went to to one sleepless night to a bad mood to a day where you were unusually tired to a fun thing you bought to a new tattoo or hair cut treated like it's all inherently pathological and suspicious and not still mostly just an expression of being a human person in the world living their life