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bitches with bpd be like : are you mad at me??? (worrisome)

bitches with npd be like : are you mad at *me*?? (accusatory)

bitches with aspd be like : Are you mad at me? (curious)

bitches with hpd be like : omg are you mad at meeeee (teasing)

if youre reading this please help me avoid starvation by boosting my mutual aid post

every time someone tells a person with a clusterb pd "you can't have that, you're so nice!" a thousand crows come and eat them alive

how it feels to isolate yourself while also constantly checking your notifs to see if anyone gaf

I do think it's a crime that the Attention Seeking Disorders are known as "abuser disorder avoid at all costs" and "what's that?"

"We need more mental health acceptance and awareness!" Y'all still call ppl with cluster b disorders evil 💀

"We need more weird people!" Y'all COMBUST when someone is xenic 💀

"Healthy coping mechanisms are important!" When someone age regresses, you call them creepy 😭

"More people need to be proud of who they are!" When you see a furry, you cry 😭

(U should totes follow me if ur a supporter of these so I can b on the good side of tumblr XD /nf!)

having aspd and/or npd and trying to comfort a friend is like trying to run a marathon without any training istg

Histrionic Personality Disorder.

I can take things way more personally than other people realize, even small changes in tone or attention.

If someone seems distant, I might immediately assume they’re upset with me or losing interest, and it can spiral fast.

I sometimes need constant reassurance, and when I don’t get it, I can become clingy, upset, or reactive.

I can accidentally make everything about how I feel, even when someone else is the one going through something.

When I feel ignored, I may say or do things that are bigger, louder, or more emotional than I truly intended just so someone notices.

I sometimes confuse intensity with closeness, assuming a strong moment means the relationship is deeper than it actually is.

I can struggle with feeling “boring,” so I may perform a version of myself that feels more interesting, dramatic, or desirable.

My mood can shift depending on how people are responding to me, which makes my sense of self feel unstable.

I may chase validation even when I know it’s unhealthy, because being noticed can temporarily make the emptiness or insecurity quieter.

Sometimes I regret how intense I came across and worry that people see me as “too much.”

I can unintentionally test people’s loyalty or affection because I need proof that they care.

I may know I’m reacting strongly but still feel unable to stop in the moment.