Annakatana

23 year old Greek-Turkish girlie that loves writing whatever comes to mind!! I write stuff about psychology, poetry, mental health, and whatever pisses me off ♡ I also write about my disorders. Bpd, adhd, autism and potentially aspd!! Not your typical blogger, you won't like me, btw.

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Bruh staaaahp it

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#bpd #aspd traits

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The Empath & Virtue Signaller Mentality

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AGAHAHAHAHDhA so fucking true

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A lot of people really just can't take it when an abused person ends up being crazy in an unconventional way. That they end up with having a lack of empathy and all that beautiful umbrella of bad person shenanigans. They only want abused people to be their classic cookie cutter people pleaser empathetic individual, give me a break or two, I could use a couple

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So many people love reducing others to how strong they are mentally, when you don’t even know how much they are trying. How much they are struggling. You are erasing all their efforts and progress. And I don’t mean all lightly here, I wish I did

I don’t think people want to realize this or don’t care to understand but, it’s easier for some people to be nice. Naturally, biologically. Everyone’s brain differs on how much you struggle on each thing, that includes the bad things people are so quick to ridicule and make fun of. Because they aren't the cookie cutter good people THEY want.

These people keep bragging about how kind they are, give me a break. The person who’s so bad in your head probably struggles much more than you to be nice. Thing is, we can’t measure that in every individual, but many times I have seen so much of how easier it is for others who rub it in everyone’s face how moral they are. I will of course respect the person who struggles more and is trying 10x harder, even if they still act badly

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Basically most of my bpd expirience