37 پاسخ به “نحوه مشخص کردن 9 صفت اختلال شخصیت مرزی”

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2. About #7, in healthy people, there is normally a sense of security and temporary source of insecurity which can be easily fixed by solving a problem at that source. In people with disorders, there is an active source of insecurity constantly telling them they are not good enough. This is the hole at the bottom. It is not a passive hole that does not get filled, it is an active thought process, almost a voice, that constantly nags and screams insecurity. In some cases, like they depict pure evil in movies, it is a dark, bubbling, boiling evil fluid that just keeps coming from some place deep within. All attempts at pacifying it fail. And often, the cause of this whole broken system is as simple as lack of exercise, bad gut bacteria, some real neurological damage or some such issue.

3. I was kicked out of the Army with borderline personality disorder. Chapter 5, paragraph 13. I was a warrior..then gone.

4. 18:54

   LMAO IM DEAD

   “oh that’s interesting”

5. The Doctor described a run down checklist of Donald John Trump.

6. my parents must watch this

7. It’s so awful… how does this happen?

8. I was diagnosed with BPD about 2 months ago, and watching this video makes me feel like I have a truck sitting on my chest. The fact that I can relate to each and every one of these symptoms almost to the T, is both scary and relieving. Scary in that I've learned just how serious of a mental disorder BPD is, and relief that there is a diagnosis so that I can finally begin the treatment process.

9. What do you do if you have a coworker with this disorder or have a suspicion you do. How do you manage contacts with them? I have someone I simply avoid communicating with as much as possible but it is not possible to completely avoid them. I'm at a place where its been so long I don't care whether they get help I just don't want to deal with them at all.

10. I often feel like I love being alive but the stress, the unknown, the tiredness makes me want to end it all sometimes (rarely) Like it's just to hard sometimes.
    Or I'm an imposter and it's only a matter of time before I'm found out and the good things in my life will end. Example…when is my job going to realize I'm awful and fire me. Meanwhile I hit above quota and they have no reason to actually fire me.
    What is that feeling???

11. Love this lady!

12. I probably have BPD, never officially diagnosed but I’ve been dealing with my mental health disorders for long enough that I can discern my symptoms. I do impulsively spend money that I don’t have, I have no idea who I am (career-wise, I also change my appearance frequently, etc.), I am emotionally unstable, fear of abandonment, the self-harming tendencies have calmed down lately due to my anxiety/depression medications…I have at least 7 or 8 of the symptoms. My problem is therapy is so damn expensive, as well as the specialists that will help treat my emotional symptoms. My health insurance isn’t good enough to help pay for these expenses – the out of pocket costs are ridiculously expensive. I’m lucky enough that I got the help I did, but I feel as though I’m coping with symptoms rather than the underlying issue.

13. DSM used to classify homosexuality as an illness, back before the sjws changed it.

14. The interviewer although seemingly non-judgmental, his responses are actually inappropriate. You don't respond "wow" to the doctor describing a real person with these real traits. Educate yourself a little better. The way you are coming off seems like u guys are spilling the tea not talking about real life challenges. Please be aware that you sound insensitive. You sound like a great interviewer but you are totally disconnected with the information and it shows. Maybe a different subject matter would be better. The dog comment… smh

15. In my experience few people with BPD actually realize they have a problem. Everyone else is to blame for their apparent suffering. Feelings become facts; that's why it is virtually impossible to reason with someone with BPD during an episode. Being in a close relationship is an emotional Roller coaster, with Jekyll and Hyde mood swings, lots of manipulation and mistrust, hyper sensitivity, intensely abusive outbursts. Being on the receiving end will make you feel very confused, angry, exasperated, demeaned and full of self doubt. If you're in a volatile relationship and asking yourself why doesn't this person trust me, why are they convinced I'm lying, cheating, untrustworthy…let that be a red flag. Get out and stay out. BPD is destructive, and will leave you with low self esteem and reluctant to trust others in the future. It takes a long time to reconnect with who you are. They generally move on to the next victim….

16. Im at this video again.. I wish more people knew how to handle me . its so hard to get ppl to understand

17. Kyle's comparison of people suffering from mental illness to pets is highly offensive

18. I've been suffering with BPD since i was 14 and i have to say this doctor explains it wonderfully! Like how she said "they want to be dead but at the same time be alive"…. most people who commit suicide do it because they want the pain to stop, not because they want to die. This disorder is so hard to deal with because there is no simple solution. if you get cancer you get chemo and radiation. get a broken arm, get a cast and then your healed. with this you can be good for awhile but then something happens in life and all the progress youve made puts you back. i hate having this disorder, i wish there was a cure and i could just be normal.

19. In the world we live in now nothing is for sure. You don't know if you will have a job tomorrow. If your bank will exist tomorrow. If your mate will be there tomorrow. If there is will be a raging forest fire or flood to wipe away your home. Everything in life is unstable these days and getting worse. This will cause #'s 2 to 9.

20. this guy’s comments are highly offending to people with BPD, like « wow you only at 3 and i’m already exhausted » wtf

21. For some other people confused, I don’t think he meant to compare BPD to dogs. I think he was trying to make a comparison of how individuals walk on egg shells around people with BPD and how animals can pick up on the behaviors of individuals. I’m not saying that all people with BPD scare dogs, because I know many who are extremely good around animals, however I do know some people who animals tend to fear them because they’re afraid that they’re going to emotionally lash out. They never harm the animal, but the sudden outburst can be frightening. Just my two cents about that but I completely get why people would be offended. <3

22. BPD – Mostly an American thing!
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23. If you watch this video and think about finding a therapist for yourself, or for your partner or friend, please, make sure the therapist is not exclusively a psychodynamic psychotherapist/analyst, those who are 100% only into their psychodynamic field, and don't belive in and don't practice evidence based behavioral therapies, are frankly useless for a person with BPD and will NOT be able to sort the problems out, not even after years and years in therapy….

24. Great video with very clear explanations, please do another one for how to recognize quiet bpd as well, much more difficult to identify even when living for years together with a spouse suffering from it. <3

25. I would describe it like "When you have no self identity and you're just a bunch of augmented, distorted and expanded emotions that lead your life and desperately try to fill the void within somehow". A true pain in the ass actually.

26. Wow i believe im bpd my mom was diagnosed biopolar a while back

27. I suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder and Bipolar Disorder, this video is fantastic. It feels so great to know people actually understand the struggle of living with these disorders everyday of my life or anyone who suffers from this. Its absolutely horrible but therapy and my Psychiatrist help alot. Good bless

28. Don't express your emotions too much . Be calm and cool in every situation and universe will follow you.

29. She's actually describing my grandmother and my dad, it seems like it might be hereditary😐… 😩

30. Treatment to help people that's bs.

31. This explains alot about someone I know. There is no cure so idk what is the point to get help when they gonna lock you up in the loony bin anyways

32. I have this and the pain is REAL. Discovered about this and got diagnosed next to it and gonna start treatment next week. It's hard and it hurts but at least now I know what the hell happened to me after all these years, why it happens and now at least now I can identify when some things I feel are triggered by this and try to take control of them. The good part is that the cure (or almost cure) is possible (unlike bipolars or others).

33. i just realized i was staring at her necklace the whole time XD

34. I wanna die

35. I know someone with this . Therapy does zilch for these people. Hundreds of thousands has been spent on this individual's therapy to no avail. They should rename the disorder " Fucking pain the ass for the rest of your life " disorder . I think it's on the Autism scale . They have very similar traits. Regardless , if you have a child like this you are in for a lifetime of major stress and pain. It never ends until you or the BPD person dies.

36. The church hunt goes on!

37. How can you compare "us and them"? How do you know that "them" aint "us? Maybe "they" (BDP people), are the product of what "we" are doing to them.

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