Pseudoidentities in Cluster B Personality Disorders: Spectacle and Simulacra

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  @lilypict9216 · 5 years ago

  I'm a BPD, and I really agree. Under extreme stress and abandonment I become scared, dizzy, angry, and then things might happen that I have no recollection of it. 🤔🇨🇮🌹

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  @OfficialCrystalTheArtist · 5 years ago

  Now I get why, the narc ex would say that was yesterday move on it’s a new day & he never seemed to remember what he said or where he put things

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  @blackbird3551 · 5 years ago

  Shape shifting is multiple times daily. I would feel safer living with the green river killer or Charles Manson. Your education has massively disturbed me. I don't have acceptable choices. He is 77. His brother and sister are also the recipients of damage of the horrors committed by both parents. Its is truly mind numbing.

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  @RuAce22 · 5 years ago

  Mine, gives me silent treatment,  and still has me as a back up, at this time I feel in limbo....

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  @rumizoo-p4z · 5 days ago

  😮wow

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  @H00dieKat · 4 years ago (edited)

  Thank you for your hard work Professor Vaknin! Is it possible for a cluster B personality disordered person to ever develop a stable sense of identity? I've been in different therapies since age 15 (28 now), and it seems that if I don't see the same therapist at least bi-weekly, everything keeps morphing and shifting, while any progress made disappears after a few months at most...  (DX of BPD)

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  @0Demiyah0 · 5 years ago

  Has your recent video criticizing social media already been taken down? <br>I was just about to forward it again to someone, and now I can&apos;t find it.<br>You spoke the truth about the social media machine. Disheartening to see the evidence.

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  @Mountain_Spirit · 3 years ago

  How do you heal identity disturbance? How do you reconstruct the self. I don’t have BOD but I have a very weak sense of self (PTDS and childhood trauma). Thank you 😊

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  @sugarbibi6848 · 5 years ago

  Sam have you heard of the Canadian survey that found people with prominent eyebrows are more likely to suffer from narcissism?

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  @gotyou6727 · 5 years ago

  Mr.Vaknin,what is your professional opinion on the phrase I hear many people use:<br>&apos;I know I&apos;m a &quot;little crazy&quot;, hence, therefore, I&apos;m not crazy-real certifiably &quot;crazy people&quot; don&apos;t know they&apos;re crazy&apos;? 🤔<br>Thank you in advance if you have time to reply.<br><i><b>Happy New Year Sam</b></i><b></b> .

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  @100Versityle · 3 years ago

  Can you physically feel the transition. My extremities go numb and I have a splitting headache during. My breathing changes and my eyes twitch. It’s much easier to alternate in the early morning or at night. Is this routine?

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  @George-wiilton · 5 years ago

  hello Dr, I&apos;m from Brazil, I have a question, I watched a documentary about the life of an American football player (nfl) Aaron Hernandez, supposedly with a clasical borderline personality disorder, what is your opinion?

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