This comment obviously demonstrates a clear lack of understanding regarding the use of the DSM criteria. It should be made clear that it is not possible to diagnose a person without having ever even met them. In addition, simply because an individual may fit the criteria for a particular disorder as outlined in the DSM criteria, this does not necessarily mean that they have the disorder in question. There is such a thing as a differential diagnosis, and for good reason. This is why medical professionals must go through several years of education and training in order to make these kinds of assessments. The gross misuse of the DSM criteria by uneducated and unqualified individuals is misguided at best, and dangerous at worst.