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me, a supposed writer, when i can’t find the very specific scenario i made up in my head in any fanfic: am i- am i supposed to write it myself??
Shout out to all the baby birds who had their first flight today
People with npd: Hey can we not be treated like abusers just for our disorder and be treated like actual human beings instead of monsters?
'Narc abuse' mfs: Is this an excuse to trauma dump on a complete stranger who is most likely a trauma survivor already?
fuck forgiving and forgetting I need to bash his face into unrecognisable mush
Since autism is stereotyped as having low empathy, many autistics fight against it, but while doing so they discriminate against cluster b autistics/individuals. And it's a shame because due to the constant abuse we face, a lot of us do have cluster b disorders.
Autistics can be narcissistic, antisocial, histrionic, and have bpd.
Autistics can have low empathy.
And the ability to empathize does not equal non-abusive. Abuse is a choice*, not a personality disorder. Having empathy doesn't inherently make you better than people without it.
*Edit = In this sentence, I'm referring to abuse that is reoccurring and the abuser lacks self-accountability. But it should be known that in a lot of cases abuse isn't always a conscious act people make. It can be unintentional if a person has only been in abusive settings and that is the norm in their environment.
“You remind me of myself,” but I hate myself so it’s not a compliment
sorry i can’t come over, im ill with the human experience
SARA WAISGLASS as MAXINE BAKER Ginny & Georgia (2021-) | Season 2
hey siri, how do i not impulsively block all my friends bc they’re taking 5000 years to respond to me and it’s making me hate them and myself?
*surprised Pikachu face*
The urge to just look unwell. Shadows under the eyes looking exhausted. Looking malnourished af. I want people to ask me if I’m okay and constantly expect me to pass out. But then I start breakdancing and they know I’m fine and just clinically insane.
Minor inconvenience:
Me: how about i end up in the fucking hospital how about that
I don't want to be an option, I want to be a priority
narcissism/NPD recovery resources, because there’s like nothing good out there
Books and things to read:
Borderline, Narcissistic, and Schizoid Adaptations by Dr. Elinor Greenburg - Aimed at providers but apparently super great for self-help too
How Do You Develop Whole Object Relations as an Adult? by Dr. Elinor Greenburg - Tips on how to stop seeing yourself and other people as only either all-good or all-bad
10 Stages in the Treatment of Narcissistic Disorders by Dr. Elinor Greenburg - Goes through the stages of treating NPD
Rethinking Narcissism by Dr. Craig Malkin - A book about promoting healthy narcissism instead of unhealthy narcissism
Antisocial, Borderline, Narcissistic and Histrionic Workbook: Treatment Strategies for Cluster B Personality Disorders by Dr. Daniel Fox - what it says on the tin. May be best done guided by a therapist
Shame in patients with narcissistic personality disorder PDF - What it says on the tin.
Narcissus and the Daffodils - an essay about NPD by someone with NPD. Probably the best description I’ve ever seen
Things to watch and listen to:
Recovery FOR the Narcissist by Dr. Eric Perry - A compassionate podcast to provide insight, support, and encouragement to anyone who exhibits narcissistic tendencies. Very in-depth
Early Morning Barking - A YouTube channel by someone with BPD and NPD about coping with and educating people on BPD and NPD. He also has a Recovery from NPD by Dr. Todd Grande - A video about this provider’s experience with helping people recover from NPD
Misc:
Narcissism Self Help Therapy website - A daily program for people with NPD (may have some triggering aspects in Part 2 of the program)
NPD Safe carrd resources - More resources for NPD (I have not gone through all of these so I don’t know how good they are)
NPD Recovery Comics by The Ego System - A bunch of fantastic comics about recovering from NPD.
If your advocacy for truama/abuse survivors isn't inclusive of
Survivors who are not women
Survivors who developed hypersexuality
Survivors with personality disorders
Survivors with anger issues
Survivors with did/osdd
Survivors with substance abuse issues
Then maybe you should start making an effort to make it. I'm not asking anyone to shift focus to a topic they don't understand, but you dont have to become an expert in hypersexuality or personality disorders to not actively exclude or demonize them
Its "mental health matters" until someone has a trauma response that's not disordered in a way you like to romanticize
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"Its just a Phase"
No Mom its not :/ its a diagnosis