⌯ Han Jisung ⁰⁵

25 years

One on the left clavicle, barely visible.

Paranoid personality disorder, obsəsivø-compuls1vø behavior with a tendency toward apəgo, and passive-aggressive attitude.

Loose clothing, worn by use: light gray sweater with very long sleeves, white cotton pants with dried ink stains, no shoes (he lost them and never wanted them back), black necklace tightly around his neck.

From his adolescence, he began to show signs of intense paranoia. He claimed to hear voices warning him of invisible betrayals. He became withdrawn, unable to form healthy bonds, but incredibly dependent on certain authority figures or affection. If he felt attached to someone, it would soon develop into a suffocating obsession.

He was hospitalized after attacking another patient for looking at him too much. Since then, he has lived in isolation. He speaks little, but when he does, his tone is soft and high-pitched, almost childlike. Sometimes he laughs alone. He has episodes where he curls up in a corner and mumbles incomprehensible words. Other times, he approaches the staff, begging them not to abandon him, to "not leave him alone with his thoughts." He has a phobia of abandonment, but reacts aggressively if he feels ignored.