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So, troper Asherinka trimmed the entry for
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So, troper Asherinka trimmed the entry for \"AmbiguousDisorder\" down, troper maxsuldor added some parts to it.
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->After The Avengers, Tony is shown to have a form of anxiety disorder (most likely PTSD). He has panic attacks during Iron Man 3 coupled with nightmares. In Avengers: Age of Ultron, while the panic part seems to be under control, he does show signs of obsessive worrying. In Captain America: Civil War, he shows excess guilt over what happened. All of this seems to carry over into Avengers: Infinity War, with it being heavily implied that Tony\'s mental state just took a turn for the worse — if the last scene of him sitting with his knees drawn up to his chest and practically catatonic is anything to go by.
-->Anxiety and anxiety-linked issues aside, Tony has displayed a penchant for odd behaviors in general. He\'s been seen doing and saying seemingly random and eccentric things, including threatening his mechanical lab assistants and AI systems, purposefully poking Bruce Banner in order to evoke the Hulk (and expressing excitement over the idea of the Hulk running rampant), dropping dissonant remarks both inside and outside of combat (such as when he was rediscovering a new element in Iron Man 2; he destroys a good portion of his lab in the process, and gives a gleeful \"Oops!\" as the laser is cutting things in half. He also casually notes \"That was easy,\" after the element is created), giving nicknames to everyone and everything, and has very little social ability beyond formal talks or Snark-to-Snark Combat. Natasha Romanoff sums it up adequately in her report of him: \"Mr Stark displays compulsive behaviour, is prone to self-destructive tendencies, and demonstrates textbook narcissism.\"
I think that the entry doesn\'t have to be that long, and especially the part about \'\'IW\'\' doesn\'t seem to be about an \'\'disorder\'\', but more about a acute reaction to emotional trauma. Also the second part where Tony\'s eccentric behavior gets mentioned could be trimmed down a bit again.
The whole entry looks like this now:
->After The Avengers, Tony is shown to have a form of anxiety disorder (most likely PTSD). He has panic attacks during Iron Man 3 coupled with nightmares. In Avengers: Age of Ultron, while the panic part seems to be under control, he does show signs of obsessive worrying. In Captain America: Civil War, he shows excess guilt over what happened. All of this seems to carry over into Avengers: Infinity War, with it being heavily implied that Tony\'s mental state just took a turn for the worse — if the last scene of him sitting with his knees drawn up to his chest and practically catatonic is anything to go by.
-->Anxiety and anxiety-linked issues aside, Tony has displayed a penchant for odd behaviors in general. He\'s been seen doing and saying seemingly random and eccentric things, including threatening his mechanical lab assistants and AI systems, purposefully poking Bruce Banner in order to evoke the Hulk (and expressing excitement over the idea of the Hulk running rampant), dropping dissonant remarks both inside and outside of combat (such as when he was rediscovering a new element in Iron Man 2; he destroys a good portion of his lab in the process, and gives a gleeful \"Oops!\" as the laser is cutting things in half. He also casually notes \"That was easy,\" after the element is created), giving nicknames to everyone and everything, and has very little social ability beyond formal talks or Snark-to-Snark Combat. Natasha Romanoff sums it up adequately in her report of him: \"Mr Stark displays compulsive behaviour, is prone to self-destructive tendencies, and demonstrates textbook narcissism.\"
I think that the entry doesn\'t have to be that long, and especially the part about \'\'IW\'\' doesn\'t seem to be about an \'\'disorder\'\', but more about a acute reaction to emotional trauma. Also the second part where Tony\'s eccentric behavior gets mentioned could be trimmed down a bit again.
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You're acting like vaguely New-Agey values and non-traditional families are terrible and scandalous and a sign of a secret agenda, but you wouldn't complain if the Angara had right-wing or Christian trappings, would you?
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But, believe it or not, I despise arguing about religion and politics, and I just want this whole saga to be done.
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But, believe it or not, I despise arguing about religion and politics, and I just want all of this to be done.
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You're acting like vaguely New-Agey values and non-traditional families are terrible and scandalous and a sign of a secret agenda, but you wouldn't complain if the Angara had right-wing or Christian trappings, would you?
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You\'re acting like vaguely New-Agey values and non-traditional families are terrible and scandalous and a sign of a secret agenda, but you wouldn\'t complain if the Angara had right-wing or Christian trappings, would you?
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Can't the page just be left as it is? I'm tired of this debate, and I'm getting the impression that everyone else is too.
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But, believe it or not, I despise arguing about religion and politics, and I just want all of this to be done.
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You're acting like vaguely New-Agey values and non-traditional families are terrible and scandalous and a sign of a secret agenda, but you wouldn't complain if the Angara had right-wing or Christian trappings, would you?
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You\'re acting like vaguely New-Agey values and non-traditional families are terrible and scandalous and a sign of a secret agenda, but you wouldn\'t complain if the Angara had right-wing or Christian trappings, would you?
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Can\'t the page just be left as it is? I\'m tired of this debate, and I\'m getting the impression that everyone else is too.
