The most common mental disorders may be that perpetuated by the therapeutic community itself, which employs a platform of dividing people into true and false selves.Honestly, this is producing a disaster at the level of art and in higher culture, because no matter what one may do, there is always some poor mug to come along and tell you that they do not see the humour (or the complexity) in it. They want to reduce all human expression down to something much more simplistic and divided against itself. For instance, laugher is a sign of repressed trauma (no, it isn’t), or the idea that stresses and tensions in the broader world are pointing out to you your flaws(no they are not, and cannot do that). On and on it goes, with the idea that there is some inherent aspect of self-deception in the very nature of our being (no, there isn’t – and only if you believe in some version of original sin is there so).So, the most common mental disorder in therapy is, oddly enough, therapy itself. Some would say that one must restrict oneself to being very humble in pointing this out, but again this is a legacy of Christianity itself. And Christianity is what is promulgated through the therapeutic paradigm and its community. Humourless bunch.