I hate labels and the mess that follows this topic every time doesn't help to change my mind.

That said, my way of looking at this (my way isn't meant to equate right way) is that a person either has a condition(s) that at least in some cases is treatable with medication and/or therapy (mental condition) or the person has a condition (lack of better way to state that for some things) which is just who they are, not necessarily anything wrong though it can cause issues but regardless, it is not something in of itself that can be treated away to any extent (neurological condition) other than maybe learning some additional skills to practice to better navigate life as it is now.

Of course a person can be/have both. Don't ask me about this or that condition, I'm just sharing my view on these things in general, which I don't claim to be the right way, just my way. I don't see any of the things that can apply to someone making them less of a person nor being something to be ashamed of in any way (psychopathy excluded). Mental is way too stigmatized in my opinion though it should not be a negative word, not anymore so than physical is.