| The world is full of strange,
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| | Self-injury or attempted suicide
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| intimidating and unfortunately powerful
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| | Strong feelings of anger, anxiety, or
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| and influential people who just may be
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| | depression that last for several hours
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| mentally ill. It seems that some of the
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| | Impulsive behavior
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| very personal traits they possess to
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| | Drug or alcohol abuse
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| rise, on the backs of their peers, lead
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| | Feelings of low self-worth
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| to one disaster after the another. They
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| | Unstable relationships with friends,
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| can build a business, company,
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| | family, and boyfriends/girlfriends
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| organization and or become a powerful
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| | It would help us understand why you yell
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| politician or charismatic Pastor, only to
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| | all the time, or are so damn negative in
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| destroy it and others in the process. If
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| | sermons about everyone and everything on
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| they don't destroy it, they thrive on the
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| | this beautiful planet. It might even help
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| drama they inflict upon those who simply
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| | us to understand why you disappear on
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| can't understand what the hell is wrong
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| | trips for weeks at a time on "missionary"
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| with the boss, pastor, dad or politician,
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| | trips, or visits with brethren we have
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| that they say and do the things they do?
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| | never heard of in places we have to look
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| They use and abuse people for their own
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| | up. Or if you possess a...
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| personal ends and the degree they do this
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| | Histrionic Personality Disorder?
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| can be both stunning and stupid.
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| | People with histrionic personality
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| For example. If you are troubled by.....
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| | disorder are constant attention seekers.
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| Paranoid Personality Disorder
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| | They need to be the center of attention
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| Paranoid personality disorder is
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| | all the time, often interrupting others
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| characterized by a distrust of others
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| | in order to dominate the conversation.
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| anda constant suspicion that people
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| | They use grandiose language to describe
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| around you have sinister motives. People
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| | everyday events and seek constant praise.
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| with this disorder tend to have excessive
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| | They may dress proactively or exaggerate
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| trust in their own knowledge and
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| | illnesses in order to gain attention.
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| abilities and usually avoid close
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| | Histrionics also tend to exaggerate
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| relationships. They search for hidden
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| | friendships and relationships, believing
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| meanings in everything and read hostile
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| | that everyone loves them. They are often
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| intentions into the actions of others.
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| | manipulative.
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| They are quick to challenge the loyalties
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| | Symptoms of Histrionic Personality
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| of friends and loved ones and often
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| | Disorder:
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| appear cold and distant. They usually
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| | Dresses or acts provocatively
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| shift blame to other people and tend to
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| | Rapidly-shifting and shallow emotions
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| carry long grudges.
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| | Exaggerates friendships
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| Paranoid Personality Disorder:
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| | Overly-dramatic, occasionally theatrical
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| Unwillingness to forgive perceived
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| | speecheasily influenced; highly
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| insults
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| | suggestible
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| Excessive sensitivity to setbacks
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| | Whoa...then we would really understand
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| Distrustfulness and excessive
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| | why nothing we say is good enough or
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| self-reliance
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| | right and why you make such mountains out
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| Projection of blame onto others
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| | of our molehills. We might also
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| Consumed by anticipation of betrayal
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| | understand why you think the whole world
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| Combative and tenacious adherence to
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| | is just amazed at your wonderful
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| personal rights
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| | self....and dress like a slut with DRAMA
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| Relentlessly suspicious
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| | unending! Or if you possess a ...
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| Then we'd know why you are so cold to us
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| | Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
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| after a perceived rejection of your
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| | Narcissistic personality disorder is
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| inspired truth, or why you get so angry
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| | characterized by self-centeredness. Like
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| when things just don't work out as you
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| | histrionic disorder, people with this
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| supposed they should. We'd also
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| | disorder seek attention and praise. They
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| understand why everything is always OUR
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| | exaggerate their achievements, expecting
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| fault and why you think we are always
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| | others to recognize them as being
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| talking about you behind your back. Or
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| | superior. They tend to be choosy about
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| if you possess a...
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| | picking friends, since they believe that
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| Personality Disorder?
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| | not just anyone is worthy of being their
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| Many believe that schizotypal personality
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| | friend. Narcissists tend to make good
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| disorder represents mild schizophrenia.
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| | first impressions, yet have difficulty
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| The disorder is characterized by odd
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| | maintaining long-lasting relationships.
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| forms of thinking and perceiving, and
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| | They are generally uninterested in the
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| individuals with this disorder often seek
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| | feelings of others and may take advantage
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| isolation from others. They sometimes
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| | of them.
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| believe to have extra sensory ability or
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| | Symptoms of Narcissistic Personality
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| that unrelated events relate to them in
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| | Disorder:
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| some important way. They generally engage
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| | Requires excessive praise and admiration
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| in eccentric behavior and have difficulty
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| | Takes advantage of others
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| concentrating for long periods of time.
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| | Grandiose sense of self-importance
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| Their speech is often over elaborate and
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| | Lack of empathy
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| difficult to follow.
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| | Lying, to self and others
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| Symptoms of Schizotypal Personality
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| | Obsessed with fantasies of fame, power,
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| Disorder:
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| | or beauty
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| Odd or eccentric mannerisms or appearance
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| | Well here then at least we'd understand
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| Superstitious or preoccupied with
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| | why we'd have to call you "Mr." and
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| paranormal phenomena
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| | wonder why we aren't in the group you
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| Difficult to follow speech patterns
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| | seem to surround yourself with to our
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| Feelings of anxiety in social situations
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| | exclusion. They are such special people.
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| Suspiciousness and paranoia
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| | We'd also understand why the group gets
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| Odd beliefs or magical thinking
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| | thrown out every six months and you
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| Appears shy, aloof, or withdrawn to
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| | regroup with a new group of close friend,
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| others
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| | not us. And we'd sure as hell understand
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| Then we would understand the nonesensical
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| | all those titles you give yourself and
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| things you say or unrealistic thinking
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| | the exaggerated size of our small
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| about things that are very real. It
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| | congregation, company or your influence
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| would also explain why you always look
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| | in Congress. Let's face it, the way you
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| like you just fell out bed and think we
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| | screw in a lightbulb is to just hold it
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| are all out to get you and your precious
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| | up and let the whole world revolve around
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| job.
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| | you. Or if you possess a...
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| Antisocial Personality Disorder?
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| | Obsessive-Compulsive Personality
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| A common misconception is that antisocial
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| | Disorder?
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| personality disorder refers to people who
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| | While Obsessive-Compulsive personality
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| have poor social skills. The opposite is
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| | disorder (OCDP) sounds similar in name to
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| often the case. Instead, antisocial
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| | obsessive-compulsive anxiety disorder,
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| personality disorder is characterized by
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| | the two are markedly different disorders.
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| a lack of conscience. People with this
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| | People with obsessive-compulsive
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| disorder are prone to criminal behavior,
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| | personality disorder are overly focused
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| believing that their victims are weak and
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| | on orderliness and perfection. Their need
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| deserving of being taken advantage of.
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| | to do everything "right" often interferes
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| Antisocials tend to lie and steal. Often,
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| | with their productivity. They tend to get
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| they are careless with money and take
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| | caught up in the details and miss the
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| action without thinking about
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| | bigger picture. They set unreasonably
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| consequences. They are often agressive
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| | high standards for themselves and others,
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| and are much more concerned with their
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| | and tend to be very critical of others
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| own needs than the needs of others.
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| | when they do not live up to these high
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| Symptoms of Antisocial Personality
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| | standards. They avoid working in teams,
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| Disorder:
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| | believing others to be too careless or
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| Disregard for the feelings of others
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| | incompetent. They avoid making decisions
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| Impulsive and irresponsible
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| | because they fear making mistakes and are
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| decision-making
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| | rarely generous with their time or money.
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| Lack of remorse for harm done to others
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| | They often have difficulty expressing
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| Lying, stealing, other criminal behaviors
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| | emotion.
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| Disregard for the safety of self and
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| | Symptoms of Obsessive-Compulsive
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| others
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| | Personality Disorder:
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| This might explain your cruelty to
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| | Need for perfection and excessive
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| members, family, employees or those that
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| | discipline
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| question you, or how it is most get
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| | Preoccupation with orderliness
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| fired, or reduced to tears when they
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| | Inflexibility
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| question your financial dealings with
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| | Lack of generosity
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| their money, and why you think you need
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| | Hyper-focus on details and rules
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| private transportation for your travels
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| | Excessive devotion to work
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| around the country. It also explains why
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| | This might fully explain why the word
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| you made fun of the guy who wasn't able
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| | "anal" keeps coming up when you are in
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| to come to church, and then died at home
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| | charge, or why we can never get you to
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| without you taking time to visit or
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| | commit to anything. It also explains why
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| encourage him. Or if you possess a....
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| | you don't shake hands, wash your hands a
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| Borderline Personality Disorder?
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| | lot, and why we never have team meetings.
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| Borderline personality disorder is
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| | We commoners need you big wigs to get
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| characterized by mood instability and
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| | some help if any of this sounds familiar.
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| poor self-image. People with this
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| | Some of you are harmless. Some of you
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| disorder are prone to constant mood
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| | are humerous and we are laughing at you
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| swings and bouts of anger. Often, they
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| | behind your back. But some of you are
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| will take their anger out on themselves,
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| | downright dangerous to our health,
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| causing injury to their own body.
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| | welfare and survival. You are wrecking
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| Suicidal threats and actions are not
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| | the company, the church, the family and
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| uncommon. Borderlines think in very black
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| | the country with your reckless mental
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| and white terms and often form intense,
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| | illness. In fact, you are just like the
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| conflict-ridden relationships. They are
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| | rest of us but don't seem to know it.
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| quick to anger when their expectations
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| | Please get some help before we all pay
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| are not met.
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| | even more for your mental illness
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| Symptoms of Borderline Personality
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| | untreated.
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| Disorder:
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