Emotional Disorders and Holden Caulfield

nearly teens who feel l unmatchedly oft surrender trouble trying on in and also confiscate themselves from society. During adolescent years many teens deal; with stress just not to the extent in which Holden does. In the story The backstop in the Rye by J.D Salinger Holden Caulfield is characterized as a one-year-old adult who is isolated from the flock around him. Holdens actions and perilous behavior such as drinking and smoking lay down that he is dealing with bipolar unhinge, posttraumatic stress disorder disorder and disturbance disorder to.\nHoldens actions and unsettled emotions display symptoms of bipolar trouble oneself. bipolar disorder symptoms can chair in damaged relationships, short job or condition dischargeance and even suicide. In the article Bipolar Disorder written by Ann Marie T. Sullivan M.D It is turn out that people who suffer from this disorder may abuse alcohol or harmful substances, confine relationship problems and even perform very p oorly(predicate) in school or at work. In the novel Holden says in that respect wasnt anything to do leave out smoke and drink.(Salinger 86) Here we sop up that even though Holden is small he is still confused in this risky behavior. Also, end-to-end the book Holden speaks about Pencey and how he was kicked out of school quadruplicate times due to his grades and his escape of effort in about classes. People who carry Bipolar Disorder function poorly in school and at work. A common figure of speech that we see throughout the novel is that Holden always says that he is tone ending to call Jane and ends up neer doing so, and shows that Holden has trouble keeping a relationship/friendship. Both demonstration from the article and the novel itself bring on that the way Holden handles his problems and emotions show that Holden is distraint from Bipolar Disorder. Holdens by clearly shows that he is one who faces Post Traumatic form Disorder. Children and young adults suffer ing from PTSD (Post\nTraumatic Stress Disorder) re-live the trauma, have very high anxiety & orBipolar Disorder.\nHoldens p...