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Originally Posted by justmeandmyhead
I don't see how you can claim something like that for EVERY person with schizophrenia everyone is different maybe some do but there are so many factors involved. You can't generalise something like that
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I dont think he/she is really claiming anything as such , just quoting or paraphrasing some studies. Regardless intimacy is an issue in sz and given the sympthoms its a natural implication that people with sz do not fare too well in intimate relationships. On generalising , sometimes it can be expedient to do so. Thats why we have a dsm manual and diagnostic criteria in the first place.
I think your point is that people should have no boundaries interms of what they can an attain in intimate relationships.