#disorder talk

[jackmythicc]

My head canon is that pinkie pie has NPD and this makes complete sense for her character, but no one is willing to give this idea a chance because "she's nice and pwNPD can't be nice" while also pointing out that she's "self centered, prideful, uncoordinated in socializing, and can't take a hint" which are all traits people demonize in NPD and can't see in a positive or neutral light the second the word Narcissist comes up.

Anyway I love pinkie pie, NPD girlies for the win

[i-live-in-spite]

Can we normalize like..not making mental disorders monsters? And making sure people with these disorders know they're not monsters? I took a few psychology classes (college/dual enrollment) and almost every time we talked about disorders someone always brought up how "disorder XYZ is so bad, those people are so manipulative. I could never be friends with them because they just turn horrible." It's one thing if the person is actively aware of their disorder or their behaviors and still constantly does it but to claim someone who has no idea or has set back in their treatment are monsters..you're the problem! Like if you're unaware of any disorders you may have but still actively not trying to fix your behavior you are a problem. I'm talking about the people who don't know they have XYZ disorder or are actively trying to be better but they have set back like you have on many healing journeys.

But imma turn my attention to people who have BPD(borderline personality disorder). I'm in therapy to hopefully get diagnosed and get more help on my healing journey. But I was in class and we were talking about disorders and of course BPD gets brought up. And I'm not saying this girl has it but she has symptoms, she then loudly claims to the classroom that people with BPD are so manipulative and horrible people. Like girl, you're manipulative. Back on script, people around her started to agree and the teacher didn't correct her. Cause yes people with BPD can be manipulative, but to claim that people with it are just horrible no matter what? Girl like shut up.

People don't understand the difference between being horrible and manipulative because you want to be, sometimes we do it subconsciously and that doesn't make us less bad. What makes people less back is if they own up to it and try to fix it. The people who don't own up or don't try to fix it is what makes them horrible. And I'm tired of seeing people in these classes get the wrong idea and no one fixes how we view personality disorders.

I follow Kylee Rackman on both YouTube and TikTok, and they bring up very similar points as I do I highly recommend anyone to go look it up if they want a safe place for their healing or to support a partner who struggles with personality disorders. They show their own personal struggles and show disorders in how someone untreated may act and how healing can look. I'm sorry guys this just randomly started to irk me and I needed to vent

Kylee Rackam

I am a diagnosed narcissist with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). I make my videos to inform others about trauma, general mental hea

[basketcat]

i've slowly been trying to reintroduce actually eating and keeping food because i've been feeling like death again recently and it's so much harder physically than it is mentally (though it's not easy on my brain either). my stomach moves so slowly that even small amounts of liquid are difficult to keep down. i actually ate a muffin today but that was like 6 hours ago and my stomach still hurts.

ugh.

[basketcat]

i haven't showered in a week because i feel so weak and awful. i managed to wash my hair once a few days ago and am using dry shampoo and those rinse-free bathing cloths in the meantime but. still sucks.

but my heart has been beating so roughly and my legs burn all of the time. and i can see and feel the changes in how my skin hangs and how close my bones are to the surface. which causes fantastic bedsores, super difficult to sleep comfortably.

and i refuse to weigh myself regularly because i know what a dangerous habit that can become for me, but because of all of the above, i decided to just to confirm what i suspected. 53 now. i don't know how that happened but i can certainly feel it.

i know i'm repeating myself again and again, but my whole life recently has been just me going in circles. i'm kind of scared, and really, really tired.

[ashtreelane]

woke up today and went oh yeah . i can tell its a Bratz Halloween Special Themed Paranoia Episode day

[it-them-ace]

((I made this list last night but don't remember writing it?))

LIST OF CHARACTERS I HEADCANON AS ADHD

Roman Sanders (Sanders Sides)

Remus Sanders (Sanders Sides)

Luna Lovegood (Harry Potter)

Apollo Justice (Ace Attorney)

Rainbow Dash (MLP;FiM)

Pinkie Pie (MLP;FiM)

Hop (Pokemon SwSd)

Leni Loud (Loud House)

Tamaki (OHSHC)

Scout (TF2)

Nikki (Camp Camp)

Ruby Rose (RWBY)

I got nothing else, I just wanted to list 'em out.

[scottiehateschili]

Explosive anger can definitely be a symptom of BPD! But something that people with BPD have that's very prominent in your Scott is unstable relationships. An example of this could be Heidi: sometimes Scott loves her and idealizes her, and other times he despises her (almost to the point of violent intentions). There's also impulsive and destructive behavior, which you and me both know is something Scott lives with all the time.

True I didn’t consider that  but that’s good to know I do remember reading about that I just forgot.  His first boyfriend and him were a mess too, but more so in a jealous/never leave me way the abandoment part of BPDhis other unstable relationship is his father he adores/despises him at the same time.. but of course he wouldn’t kill him.. obviously