He dressed in flashy pajamas and loud bathrobes, and was otherwise immodest and careless about his personal appearance. He neglected his meals and rest hours, and was highly irregular, impulsive and distractible in his adaptation to ward routine. Without apparent intent to be annoying or disturbing, he sang, whistled, told pointless off color stories, visited indiscriminately and flirted crudely with the nurses and female patients. Superficially he appeared to be in high spirits, and yet one day when he was being gently chided over some particularly irresponsible act, he suddenly slumped in a chair, covered his face with his hands, began sobbing and cried, "for Pete's sake, Doc, let me be. Can't you see that I've just got to act happy?"

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