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Those horrible personality disorder nightmares - Hypochondriacs unwelcome
- Thread starter Mandi.
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kochoupink
butts lol
My puppy is bi-polar.
OMG! My dog is legit obsessive-compulsive, I swear. Like, if she were a human, she would be considered mentally ill.
I've never been diagnosed with anything, nor has anyone suggested that I have one. Unless phobias count, in which case spiders (anything larger than a nickel) make me freeze up and gasp for breath. Oh, and i'm rather camera-shy too, but not too bad.
My sister has OCD and ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) though, it sucks. She has to do things a certain way, or else she'll flip out. Though actually I think she's gotten a little better since school got out, or maybe I just got so used to seeing it all that I no longer notice. Whenever she watches TV, she HAS to have something to eat. Out in public she touches the floor whenever we go into a different store. Whenever my mom goes into a different room, my sister says, "Bye mom!" and my mom has to reply, "Bye Anna" or else she'll continue saying it until she gets very angry. The list goes on.
She never takes the blame for anything. Nothing. She'll blame, oh...let's say spilled water, on someone who's not at home, usually my dad. If we don't say we believe her, she keeps saying, "BELIEVE ME, BELIEVE ME!" I don't give in to that ****, that's the worst. Especially when we SEE her do it! Yet she tries to pin the blame on someone else!
My sister has OCD and ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) though, it sucks. She has to do things a certain way, or else she'll flip out. Though actually I think she's gotten a little better since school got out, or maybe I just got so used to seeing it all that I no longer notice. Whenever she watches TV, she HAS to have something to eat. Out in public she touches the floor whenever we go into a different store. Whenever my mom goes into a different room, my sister says, "Bye mom!" and my mom has to reply, "Bye Anna" or else she'll continue saying it until she gets very angry. The list goes on.
She never takes the blame for anything. Nothing. She'll blame, oh...let's say spilled water, on someone who's not at home, usually my dad. If we don't say we believe her, she keeps saying, "BELIEVE ME, BELIEVE ME!" I don't give in to that ****, that's the worst. Especially when we SEE her do it! Yet she tries to pin the blame on someone else!
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Ohai.
I've been diagnosed with depression. This past May I started seeing a therapist and a psychiatrist through my school's counseling services. Yeah, what's up psychotherapy?
And hey, guess what I found out. Our very own Satoshi Tajiri has been diagnosed with Asperger syndrome. Wow.
I think that is relatively well known.
I myself just has Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and before that I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia.
scarecrow_stitches
blissfully dead
Interesting thread. I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder at about 16, and re-diagnosed last year, with a touch of anxiety and overall depression. Nothing too hardcore, though I do tend to freak out and be severely impulsive sometimes.
