That t-shirt's not helping me sympathize with your plight, dude.

I grew up with a mother who sometimes stopped taking her meds without telling anybody, and it made everybody's life hellish and miserable when she was having a major psychotic episode. People were generally supportive of her efforts to go off her meds in a controlled way though (eventually she gave up - maybe not everybody's cut out for it).
I support this man and/or woman's choice, provided this is as bad as he or she gets.

Riding in shopping carts: skull & crossbones, warning: do not try this at home, etc

Going off of your anti-psychotics: awesome! join me.

I am shocked the manifesto tag is unlinked. Nobody does crazy manifestos anymore?

I recommend either an endocrinologist or an exorcist.

"Even a crazy person has a human will."

Except for the ones whose mental illness is not having a human will. But pretty much the rest of them have a human will.

haha

Part of the 'vigor of being alive' is murdering your children to send them to Jesus.

Arg, fuck this guy. I hate non-compliance in health settings, it really makes it difficult to do your job right.

I spent a few weeks in the looney bin after a suicide attempt a few years back. It was there that I realized that I am not actually insane. Insane people are obsessed with numbers, lists, and most importantly, lists of rules. Give them a list of rules and they'll fixate on them trying to figure out exceptions.

Sane people don't look for exceptions in rules, sane people just deal.

My anti-psychotics only act as massive tranquilizers when I take them wrong. But maybe I should listen this androgynous person about their medical opinions.