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Borderline personality disorder vs. (female) aspergers
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2017-05-25 at 5:09 PM UTCI was reading about both conditions (aspergers recently since Malice brought it up and I'd taken a test he suggested in one of his threads.) It seems to me that I fall into one of these, but I'm not sure which. Maybe both? IDK.
I found this blog post about an aspie who was misdiagnosed with BPD. later diagnosed with aspergers.
Some of the comments made me think though I quite possibly have both issues going on here. Since being on an autistic spectrum puts one at higher risk of being misunderstood and having shit with other kids (I did- I was teased, picked on lot, and made fun of a lot but I brushed it off... I only ever got into fights when a friend was being picked on.) I've also had these traits for a long time as long as I can remember. I've had separation anxiety big time when I was a kid and even now... It's not easy to deal with being separated from the people I love too.
Anyway, I thought it was interesting so I wanted to post this and get some feedback hopefully.
http://aspertypical.com/2013/06/12/the-borderline-of-aspergers-the-similarities-between-borderline-personality-disorder-and-autism/ -
2017-05-25 at 5:11 PM UTCI think you need a good dose of dick and lithium up your ass, bitch.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2017-05-25 at 5:24 PM UTCI have disproven DSM-V and all the bullshit American lies about drugs and health. I am not wasting my time digging up this stuff because I have been saying it for years, nobody ever listens. You, Malice and everyone else is totally brainwashed. You can search DSM-V and mental health on niggas in space I have posted more than anyone, I have lots of sources.
http://www.pdresources.org/blog_data/tag/dsm/#.WScTLuZtd49
Attenuated Psychosis Syndrome is at this time only being recommended for further study in Section III, which is the section of the DSM-5 text in which conditions that require further research will be included. By definition, in this condition, at least one of the following symptoms are present in attenuated form with relatively intact reality testing, but of sufficient severity and/or frequency to warrant clinical attention:
1. delusions/delusional ideas
2. hallucinations/perceptional abnormalities
3. disorganized speech/communication
One of the primary problems with the controversial proposed DSM-V disorder of Attenuated Psychosis Syndrome is, for me, not the diagnostic criteria itself, but rather the still extremely poor comprehension in psychiatry and psychology of the fundamental nature and meaning of psychosis. What is psychosis? What causes it? And who is really at risk for developing it?
It is important to note that psychosis is a broad category of severe mental disorder with a relatively vague definition. One that has evolved over the past century. To say a patient is psychotic is partly a qualitiative description of the extraordinary and aberrant nature of their symptomatology. But most mental health professionals today would agree that, phenomenologically speaking, psychosis consists of the presence of hallucinations and/or delusions, bizarre behavior, usually (but not always) marked impairment that grossly interferes with social, occupational, academic or basic day-to-day functioning, and extremely poor "reality testing" or a so-called "break with reality." A profound confusion between outer and inner reality. According to DSM-IV-TR, "the narrowest definition of psychotic is restricted to delusions or prominent hallucinations, with the hallucinations occurring in the absence of insight [my emphasis] into their pathological nature." (p. 297)
However, DSM goes on to note that, while "the term psychotic has historically received a number of different definitions, none of which has achieved universal acceptance. . . A slightly less restrictive definition would also include prominent hallucinations that the individual realizes are hallucinatory experiences." In other words, by this "less restrictive" definition, psychosis can be diagnosed in cases where the hallucinatory phenomena are prominently present even though the patient recognizes the phenomena as hallucinations, i.e., as not objectively real. But this is too broad a definition for my taste, and can cover a multitude of non-pathological perceptual phenomena. Psychosis has also long been associated with "a loss of ego boundaries," which, for some misguided New Age spiritual seekers, is their perceived transcendent goal: the dissolution or death of the ego. Indeed, there are certain transpersonally-oriented psychotherapists who insist that many examples of what would traditionally be diagnosed as psychosis are, in fact, not psychosis at all, but episodes of so-called "spiritual emergence."
The term "psychosis" is generic, in as much as it refers to a handful of more specific severe and debilitating mental disorders. Schizophrenia, one of the most debilitating of all mental disorders, appears consistently in approximately .5 to 1.5% of the population across cultures and is a classic form of psychosis. But there are currently several other kinds of psychotic disorders specified in the DSM-IV-TR, including Schizophreniform Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder, Brief Psychotic Disorder, Delusional Disorder, Shared Psychotic Disorder, Substance-Induced Psychotic Disorder, and Psychotic Disorder due to a General Medical Condition. In addition, psychosis may be experienced by sufferers of severe Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline, Paranoid and Schizotypal Personality Disorder. And although most psychotic disorders such as Schizophrenia are devastatingly debilitating, some, like Delusional Disorder or Shared Psychotic Disorder, are far less so as regards daily functioning, including the ability to plan and organize over time a terrorist attack like the ones in Aurora, Arizona or Norway. (See my prior post on Anders Breivik.) -
2017-05-25 at 5:25 PM UTCYou should have posted this somewhere the trash don't post.
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2017-05-25 at 5:32 PM UTCpersonality disorders arent rlelelal
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2017-05-25 at 5:44 PM UTCMY FACE whenever retarded fake opiate addicted legal drug doctor cuck DSM bitch americans try to talk to me about drugs.
The best chemists and researchs are locked up and fled the country for good. All you have left is cucks and rats thats why you need China, Mexico. You can't even grow weed anymore California used to be the weed capital of North America.. now it's moving North to the Rocky Mountains because you lazy iphone surfer hollywood chinese cucks are too scared to grow 1 plant at home, too scared to do real drugs. Weed Gummies ONLY and only get high on Tpain and nootropics.
American supremacy in drug research ended the day this great man passed away, a few years ago.
This is the future now
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2017-05-25 at 7:22 PM UTCWhy don't you just die you fat ugly subhuman?
Why are you worried about autism when you're a literal 1 /10 drug addict with a FAS disease riddled baby.
You make me sick.
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2017-05-25 at 7:34 PM UTCEven I wouldn't fuck hydro, not even for the meme glory.
People like her die bitter and alone usually after doing porn or something, which she expressed an interest in also.
You remind me of my mother, my parents hated each other and she was too fucked up to raise me now I smoke meth and burn down houses.
Thats what your child is gonna become, you are selfish to think you can raise a healthy functional member of society with such a dysfunctional world view. At least you haven't killed your child with herbal remedies or some bullshit, but I think you have posted an idea of using T-pain to stop your child from crying.. What next, phenibut to cure autism?.
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2017-05-25 at 8:17 PM UTC
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2017-05-25 at 8:21 PM UTC
Originally posted by hydromorphone I was reading about both conditions (aspergers recently since Malice brought it up and I'd taken a test he suggested in one of his threads.) It seems to me that I fall into one of these, but I'm not sure which. Maybe both? IDK.
I found this blog post about an aspie who was misdiagnosed with BPD. later diagnosed with aspergers.
Some of the comments made me think though I quite possibly have both issues going on here. Since being on an autistic spectrum puts one at higher risk of being misunderstood and having shit with other kids (I did- I was teased, picked on lot, and made fun of a lot but I brushed it off… I only ever got into fights when a friend was being picked on.) I've also had these traits for a long time as long as I can remember. I've had separation anxiety big time when I was a kid and even now… It's not easy to deal with being separated from the people I love too.
Anyway, I thought it was interesting so I wanted to post this and get some feedback hopefully.
http://aspertypical.com/2013/06/12/the-borderline-of-aspergers-the-similarities-between-borderline-personality-disorder-and-autism/
you are literally succumbing (see what I did there?) to the new narrative of being a victim, defective, and disabled. the fucking jedis are literally making up fake diseases, publishing them in their DSM work of fiction, and making people volunteer to suffer from ailments that...literally...dont exist.
stop being a mindless victim. take ownership of your personality and however it adheres to... or conflicts with... societal norms. dont be a bitch* (* bitch definition as one who is incapable of making decisions for themselves or forming a coherent though process without the permission of those who are better than they are)
and...stfu and post nude selfies -
2017-05-25 at 8:28 PM UTCUnabomber Manifesto explains brain health far better than DSM and it was written by someone with a perfect academic record.
KISS
keep it simple stupid.
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2017-05-25 at 8:34 PM UTC
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2017-05-25 at 9:05 PM UTC
Originally posted by infinityshock you are literally succumbing (see what I did there?) to the new narrative of being a victim, defective, and disabled. the fucking jedis are literally making up fake diseases, publishing them in their DSM work of fiction, and making people volunteer to suffer from ailments that…literally…dont exist.
stop being a mindless victim. take ownership of your personality and however it adheres to… or conflicts with… societal norms. dont be a bitch* (* bitch definition as one who is incapable of making decisions for themselves or forming a coherent though process without the permission of those who are better than they are)
and…stfu and post nude selfies
I'm not taking a victim stance here and yes, I can agree that boxing symptoms and shit here and there to make a "disorder" in many ways can be counter-productive to quantifing a person and making plans to address those issues,but sometimes it helps narrow down the field to at least see what has worked for those who have similar issues.
Being a victim is saying "I have *insert problem here*, so this I why my life has been, is, and always will be fucked up." and I believe people do that because it's easy to blame shit on something else rather than look and have meaningful introspection of one's self, and it's far harder to take that honest look and address those issues - it isn't easy,nit by a long shot. I don't want to be a victim and I don't feel as though I am. All I am doing is being honest about my problems, symptoms so I know what I need to fix and formulate that plan to fix it. I don't want to live with anxiety forever and be scared to get the fucking mail or stupid shit like that. I don't want to live in terror anymore like I have over these things in my head that is all fucked up. I want to be better and I want to fix them.
First step is figuring out what the fuck is wrong and going on. Step two is making a plan and trying ways that have shown success for others who've had similar problems. Step three is evaluating all this and seeing if this shit is working and improving or not.. If not, then it's back to step two to strategize another "plan of attack".
I know something is wrong with me. I'm not going to live in denial over it anymore. It affects the people I live, and myself as a person to my very core and I can't keep going like this without turning this shit around and making shit better..
I NEVER gave my son T-PAIN and I would NEVER give him any drug to just stop him from crying. Having said that, if he was in pain or needed something, then yes, I would move heaven and earth to get it for him to help him, but I pray to God I never have to do that and he's never in pain. My child has rarely had any issues and hardly ever cried now and as a baby and when he did it was normal "baby cries" that was easily fixed by 1 of 3 actions: bottle, diaper change, or just to be held.
Ibknow I've not been a perfect mother but I am doing my best to be. I'm going to be a mother he deserves. That's why I'm trying so hard now to fix myself. -
2017-05-25 at 9:06 PM UTC
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2017-05-25 at 9:07 PM UTC
Originally posted by hydromorphone I'm not taking a victim stance here and yes, I can agree that boxing symptoms and shit here and there to make a "disorder" in many ways can be counter-productive to quantifing a person and making plans to address those issues,but sometimes it helps narrow down the field to at least see what has worked for those who have similar issues.
Being a victim is saying "I have *insert problem here*, so this I why my life has been, is, and always will be fucked up." and I believe people do that because it's easy to blame shit on something else rather than look and have meaningful introspection of one's self, and it's far harder to take that honest look and address those issues - it isn't easy,nit by a long shot. I don't want to be a victim and I don't feel as though I am. All I am doing is being honest about my problems, symptoms so I know what I need to fix and formulate that plan to fix it. I don't want to live with anxiety forever and be scared to get the fucking mail or stupid shit like that. I don't want to live in terror anymore like I have over these things in my head that is all fucked up. I want to be better and I want to fix them.
First step is figuring out what the fuck is wrong and going on. Step two is making a plan and trying ways that have shown success for others who've had similar problems. Step three is evaluating all this and seeing if this shit is working and improving or not.. If not, then it's back to step two to strategize another "plan of attack".
I know something is wrong with me. I'm not going to live in denial over it anymore. It affects the people I live, and myself as a person to my very core and I can't keep going like this without turning this shit around and making shit better..
I NEVER gave my son T-PAIN and I would NEVER give him any drug to just stop him from crying. Having said that, if he was in pain or needed something, then yes, I would move heaven and earth to get it for him to help him, but I pray to God I never have to do that and he's never in pain. My child has rarely had any issues and hardly ever cried now and as a baby and when he did it was normal "baby cries" that was easily fixed by 1 of 3 actions: bottle, diaper change, or just to be held.
Ibknow I've not been a perfect mother but I am doing my best to be. I'm going to be a mother he deserves. That's why I'm trying so hard now to fix myself.
jesus fucking holy glittering shit bombs of biblical proportions...
stfu. for the love of all that is good and kind in this universe...shut. the. fuck. up.
