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What does Angela Wesselman suffer with? (The woman from the film 'Catfish').
Is what she did a crime? I've tried to find out whether she actually suffered with a mental illness but am struggling to find any answers. The reason I ask is because someone I know is doing almost the EXACT same thing that she did in the film. Is it schizophrenia? Multiple Personality Disorder? I'd really appreciate any help.
Is what she did a crime? I've tried to find out whether she actually suffered with a mental illness but am struggling to find any answers. The reason I ask is because someone I know is doing almost the EXACT same thing that she did in the film. Is it schizophrenia? Multiple Personality Disorder? I'd really appreciate any help.
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The fact of whether the film was real or not is irrelevant; there are real people out there doing these things. I read that the woman says she's been diagnosed with Schizophrenia, but obviously that could be a lie.
And yes, this is deliberate deception.
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The fact of whether the film was real or not is irrelevant; there are real people out there doing these things. I read that the woman says she's been diagnosed with Schizophrenia, but obviously that could be a lie.
And yes, this is deliberate deception.
http://www.mindingyou...oncerned-about-others
http://www.mentalheal...including_medication_
hope they are some help
http://www.mentalheal...including_medication_
hope they are some help
there are elements of the story which look convincingly contrived, but in real terms someone displaying such behaviour may well have:
http://en.wikipedia.o...ive_identity_disorder
(this is not the same as schizophrenia, in case you are wondering)
http://en.wikipedia.o...ive_identity_disorder
(this is not the same as schizophrenia, in case you are wondering)