[Gamecock]

A reasonable person might call that stalking-type behavior.

Focusing on what another person does is often considered paranoid behavior by those of us who carry prescription pads.

[Quix]

LOL.

BTW, DOC,

What’s the med(s) of choice these days for

—obsessive compulsive disorder

and for

—bi-polar?

[Judith Anne]

Focusing on what another person does is often considered paranoid behavior by those of us who carry prescription pads.

Suppose an unfriendly person recorded everything YOU said that they considered offensive, and then either posted it on their profile page, or retained it in a categorical manner to haul out every time you said something else on the subject, or indeed, whenever the subject came up?

Would it be paranoid of you to have a minor issue with that?

In other words, I don't particularly like it that you have my statements, and other Catholics' statements posted on your profile page (unless you've taken them down). I do not regard that as a friendly act. And I also regard it as excessive, unhealthy interest, and as stalking-type behavior. And you are not the only non-Catholic who does that.

[Alex Murphy]

Focusing on what another person does is often considered paranoid behavior by those of us who carry prescription pads.

Tell me Doctor, what would you prescribe for such behavior? Clozapine? Professional courtesy compels me to alert you to an existing prescription for Thorazine with your patient.