Alex The Psychiatrist

The Mentally Ill Psychiatrist: Alex is a person who is envious to the core, even though he is a psychiatrist and is supposed to help others with mental health issues. Yet he himself is a problem for those around him—and for himself. He loses all his friends because he is envious and begrudges them their success; he loses all his friends because he thinks he’s the best. He has turned his back on old friends from his school days; he no longer calls anyone and tells lies about them. Most of the time, he simply didn’t listen to them and conjures up his own version of the truth, which he then begins to believe himself. He loses all his friends because he is envious and begrudges them their success; he loses all his friends because he thinks he’s the best. He’s even lost a longtime friend from whom he’d received birthday gifts as recently as last year. That’s because, after many years, his friend had finally found a new wife whom he loves very much. Alex practically threw his birthday gift at his friend’s feet, so to speak, just because he’d seen a photo of his friend with his new partner and, out of sheer envy, became incredibly angry. He’s losing all his friends because he’s jealous and can’t stand to see them happy; he’s losing all his friends because he thinks he’s the best. He has lost even this last friend; the furious, envious pact he made with the devil within his soul will no longer set him free. And so he will lose his very last friend as well—namely, himself. He loses all his friends because he is envious and begrudges them their success; he loses all his friends because he considers himself the best.