Some family familiar some strangers. Most stress is daily living at home with one person who is unknowingly brainwashed by conspiracy theories/ theory news and massive amounts of misinformation from various sources.
He is easily influenced by others and what he sees them do. He does not admit that he acquired certain interests from other people while growing up. He says he has his own mind, which he does however does not recognize the fact that many of his thoughts words and actions were inspired by many other people.
He does not want to admit his fears, his feeling of powerlessness yet it is easily evident. He is afraid and intrigued by anything or anyone that changes or does not have certainty.
He has has amnesia about all of his bad behavior. He only sees things wrong with other people and situations, hardly ever himself.
He believes there is nothing wrong with him and that everyone else needs to change to conform to his expectations. His brother Jerry said the same thing, "I am not crazy. Everyone else is." His brother John was also the same. Egomaniac, all knowing acting like he was God and could do no wrong. His sister Karen was certifiably paranoid schizophrenic and also displayed he same types of alternating personalities going from being nice super sweet to the evil demon threatening and accusatory. She would also become physically violent attacking her own mother and brother hitting pulling hair jabbing her mom with a pencil. John dislocated his wife Rosie's shoulder when he pushed her up against a wall.
The general term for this is a lack of insight, while clinical and everyday descriptions include anosognosia or being unaccountable.
Descriptive and Clinical TermsLack of Insight: A general psychological term for when a person cannot recognize their own illness, flaws, or problematic behavior.
Anosognosia: A specific medical and neurological term where a physical or mental condition actually prevents a person from perceiving their own deficits or altered behavior.
Denier / Deflector: Everyday terms for someone who actively rejects clear evidence of their wrongdoing or shifts blame to others.
Incorrigible: A descriptive word for someone whose bad behavior is incapable of being corrected because they do not see a need to change.