Schizoid personality disorder and schizophreniaĪlthough the names may sound alike, schizoid personality disorder, schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia spectrum disorders are all different types of mental health conditions. But the person may do well if the job can be done by mostly working alone. These symptoms may make it hard to do well in school, at work, in social situations or in other areas of life. But some symptoms might be noticed during childhood. Schizoid personality disorder most often begins when a person is a young adult.

Do not react to praise or criticism from others.

May lack the drive that makes you want to reach goals.

May lack humor or not be interested in others.

Find it hard to express your emotions and react.

Take pleasure in few activities, if any.

Feel little if any desire for sexual relationships.Do not want or enjoy close relationships.Want to be alone and do activities alone.It's kind of like not calling Gloomy 'Depressed,' even though that's basically what it is (and I use it to represent Sims that are depressed).If you have schizoid personality disorder, it's likely that you: Since the new name works fine, I'm okay with it. Get enough people complaining like that, and a company's likely to make a change to avoid controversy.

That's a hell of a connection to make, and assuming that the use of 'Insanity' with Shadow Priests is somehow mocking people with mental illnesses (rather than just a reflection of the Cthulhu-esque concept of the Shadow Priest, with many people in the Cthulhu mythos stories going literally insane because of the things they witness) is quite a leap of logic. You might not see an issue with it (and I don't, even though I'm probably medically 'insane' myself), but I remember seeing a comment a few days ago on a World of Warcraft blog article where a guy was saying he thinks WoW should remove the 'Insanity' stuff from Shadow Priests because it's having fun at the expense of insane people and someone he knew had killed someone because they heard voices telling them to (apparently the person posted similar comments on other posts). It likely is to avoid negative feedback from people as mental illness becomes a wider noticed issue (mainly because it's being over-diagnosed, but that's another issue), and some people might think they're having too much fun at the expense of people with mental illnesses.

Sims 4 mental illness trait