Sometimes, a &quot;crazy&quot; person needs justice. Their life needs to be fixed, not their head.<p>Some of my mental health stuff was rooted in being molested at age 3 or 4. I suppressed those memories until I was in therapy on a different continent, and thus felt safe enough to deal with it. Prior to that, there were clues to the suppressed memories in the form of bad dreams and bizarre thoughts.<p>I kept a dream journal while in therapy. I still find that talking about my dreams or recording them is useful, yet I have had people tell me &quot;dreams are just gibberish and do not mean anything.&quot; These are often smart people who basically swear on a stack of scientific books that they are driven by logic (or well-educated Christians, who fail to see the hypocrisy and irony).<p>In short, I have been in situations where the truth was so unacceptable to other people that it created mental blocks in me. So, I feel very strongly that dismissing another person&#x27;s reality is literally crazy-making.