personality disorder

Personality disorders are as complex as they are misunderstood; delve into this diagnosis and learn the typical cognitions, behaviors, and inner experience of those inflicted.

Stay Safe from Narcissists: Knowledge is Power
Leaving a relationship with a narcissist for good is liberating. You went through hell, you figured things out, you are well aware of the abuse you went through, and you’re done. I think the scariest part of having been a victim of a narcissistic predator is knowing these personality types are out there, disguised as normal men/women.
By Bridget Vaughn5 years ago in Psyche
NPD: Court Cases and No Conscience
Narcissists are pathologically self-centered. There is nothing sacred to them. There is no internal, moral sense of right and wrong.
By Bridget Vaughn5 years ago in Psyche
No Empathy, No Remorse, No Accountability
Narcissists are full of all kinds of shit. Their entire world is a lie. They love to tell tales of how their friends, family, and exes treated them unfairly, caused them embarrassment, etc. Someone always did them wrong.
By Bridget Vaughn5 years ago in Psyche
NPD: Tantrums, Slapping, and Egging My House
Narcissists are on another level of immature. Their inner being is akin to a juvenile delinquent. Ruthless, lawless, unapologetically disobedient. Narcs think they can do, say, and act however they fancy with no consequences.
By Bridget Vaughn5 years ago in Psyche
Borderline Personality: Things That Help Me
If you have been diagnosed with Borderline Personality disorder (BPD), or just suspect that you may have it, you know how difficult it can be to deal with from day to day, hour to hour, even minute to minute.
By Sarah Steger5 years ago in Psyche
The Commercial “I Don’t Care”
Your bullshit credo You convince yourself that you got it right. Now that conviction follows you every step of the way. Next thing you know, you’re writing articles, making videos, stuffing people’s ears and blinding friends with this self-assured conviction. The conviction that you adopted after a series of emotional triggers and said Enough! I am sick of caring about other people’s opinions, I will end this frustration now! You put a lid on everything that bothers you and run away, proclaiming your wisdom of inner freedom to the land.
By Elliott Black5 years ago in Psyche
Why Do Trolls Troll
No doubt you've encountered them online. Mostly hanging out in forums and groups dedicated to specific subjects. You'll find them online in religious groups, political groups, and other specialized groups. They will be an anti-whatever group they are trolling. It's the cyber troll.
By Susan F Weimer5 years ago in Psyche
7 Destructive Traits People With Personality Disorders Exhibit In Relationships
I was diagnosed with personality disorder. I decided to compile a list of psychological defense mechanisms that are commonly found in these disorders.
By Joe Wilcox5 years ago in Psyche
9 Signs You’re in a Narcissistic Abusive Relationship
The best thing you can do when you find out that you are in an abusive relationship with a narcissist is to leave. Ideally, you should leave the relationship early to minimize the negative effects of the abuse on your mental health.
By Ahmed Sherief5 years ago in Psyche
6 Things You Need To Know About Echoism
Echoism is described as being the total opposite of narcissism. Usually, echoists are fearful of appearing egotistical and they avoid attention-seeking behaviors and situations.
By Afshara5 years ago in Psyche
From A Cluster B Personality
When people hear sociopath, they automatically think a crazy serial killer or something to that extent. That would be a psychopath, and a very dramaticized version of one in a movie to be frank. There is a difference between the two. For example, a psychopath cannot control their actions or morals while a sociopath knows what they are doing is wrong but they do it anyways.
By C. Sinata5 years ago in Psyche
Borderline Personality Disorder: Emotions, Perception, Instability, Impulsivity
Personality is a person's way of thinking, feeling, and acting, which differentiates him from other people. A person's personality is shaped by experiences, environment, life situations, and inherited traits.
By Kiran Nguyen5 years ago in Psyche