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...Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) and relationships with abusive narcissists and psychopaths - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), journal entries, excerpts from the archives of the Narcissism List....

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... Mental Health Editor "What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder" "If you wish to get under the skin of a narcissist, if you wish... ...Just Like His Father?" "If you want to understand Narcissistic Personality Disorder fromthe best, don't look any further. I cannot recommend this boo... ...y further. I cannot recommend this bookenough to those of you who have this disorder, to families andfriends who are trying to understand. Dr. Vaknin ... ...irst described in detail by Freud inhis essay "On Narcissism" [1915]. Other major contributors to thestudy of narcissism are: Melanie Klein, Karen Hor... ...lse modesty and humility to mask their underlying grandiosity.Dysthymic and depressive disorders are common reactions toisolation and feelings of sham... ... is not in love with HIMSELF. He isin love with his REFLECTION. There is a major difference between one's True Self andreflected-self. Loving your T... ...rue Self is healthy, adaptive, and functional. Loving a reflection has two major drawbacks: 1. One depends on the existence and availability of the ... ...nd fears that is his soul. His brazen and reckless behaviourcovers up for a depressive, anxious interior. How can such contrasts coexist? Freud (191...

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...Getting Started Congratulations on your courage to open this book! No matter when you were diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and/or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), you’ll find remarkable information within these pages. You can use it to start feeling better today – as I have done. Not sure you have PTSD or DID? Please rea...

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...n your courage to open this book! No matter when you werediagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and/or Dissociative IdentityDisorder (DI... ... to your self-care, to prevent “burn-out.” Might you have Media Induced Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (“Mean WorldSyndrome”)? Do you have one of more... .... In my sophomore year, Itransferred from UC Santa Barbara to UCLA. I was a vocal performance major there and excelled in music. But in my personal li... ...y therapist and me that I not only had PTSD but also whatwas then called Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD). The 1985 psychologicalestablishment was ... ... thousands of clients and students; most of them hadsurvived trauma. I realized that the vast majority of them had undiagnosed PTSD and/orDID. They ha... ...starve. If conditions don’t change, then the adrenal cortex, heart and blood vesselscan fail. Major organs will shut down and the person dies. What ab... ... Edge No.5 – 2003 cites “Depletion of omega-3 fatty acidlevels in red blood cell membranes of depressive patients” by M. Peet et. Al. Biol Psychiatry ... ... committed inearly morning.20 At times when I felt depressed, I affirmed to myself to dismiss depressive thoughts thatonly occur in the morning. If I ...

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... a world where Smart Phones replace computers. The trade-off, according to the peer review, is that humanity will endure early death and long-term disorder at much earlier ages. Some researchers suspect humanity may not survive the 5G rollout which is 10,000 times more powerful than 4G....

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...rological damage [25] Obesity and diabetes [26] Oxidative stress [27] Effects in children include autism, [28] attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) [29,30] and asthma [31]. Damage goes well beyond the human race, as there is abundant evidence of harm to diverse plant-life and wildlife [32,33] and laboratory animals, including, but not limited to: Fruit...

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...fromThe purpose is multi-fold, as always. 5G is being rolled out globally by major multinational players condoms to peanuts, coca cola, candy... ...ease awareness of your every move through GPS tracking, monitorfree. And the majority of global products that are promoted as bet- ... ... unhealthy food, dress poorly, fail to shave, use deodorant and fix yourand disorder at the age of 40-50 years old so that you’ll spend the rest of ... ...sys- solve that problem. But it gets worse.tem disorders, various cancers, cataracts and infertility. ... ... DISEASE AND DISORDER ARE THE DISORDER OF THE DAYFor the unlucky, psychiatric disorder... ...n 2019, sensitive people and a majority of patients and supportto begin operating as soon as he has abou... ...t. insomnia; fatigue/tiredness; headache; depression/depressive symptoms; lack of concentration/atten- ...

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...WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU CROSS A RADICAL, PACIFIST, VEGETARIAN EDUCATION-MINDED NOBLE-WOMAN with a ROMANTIC-REALIST, DEPRESSIVE-HUMORIST NATIONALIST GERMAN WRITER? ANTI-FASCIST FICTION from A NAZI COLLABORATOR GOOFY SWABIAN FOLK TALES & More...

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...tive, the forward-thinking traditionalist, thewriter, translator, humorist and depressive, approved Marie’s selection for itsancient bardic meaning, “... ...von Arnim, whom Isolde would have delighted to recognize as thedaughter of the major Romantic literary figures Achim and Bettina von Arnim. Thewidely-... ...eturn to Germany, and also specifically points to Lilith’sChildren as her last major book before crossing the sad landmark passage of amother’s passin... ...on on female desire.The anthology put Kurz in heady company, side by side with major literary figures like Annette Drofte-Hülshoff and Marie von Ebner... ... seems, if the above reports are true, that here a new nerve disorder, not yet known to physicians, presents itself.The new... ... Garden of Eden disintegrates – lines with disruptive rhythms reflect the new disorder. The world no longer rhymes: how can the ... ...father, an important part of the late German Romantic literary movement, was a depressive humorist,and her mother, a noblewoman, oversaw her education...

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...amed Merah. 9: The American psychopaths. A- Trauma or interruption in the development of the ego? B- The signs of antisocial personality disorder. C- Them and the others. D- The last journey. 10: Hell. A- Adolf Hitler. B- The courtiers. C- The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. D- Primal violence....

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...velopment of the ego? B- The signs of antisocial personality disorder. C- Them and the others. D- The last journey.10: Hell.... ... their inner equilibrium, their socializationprocess, and their behavioral disorders are not homogeneousat all. Besides, Bergeret worked so much on th... ...es; another one is thelevel of decompensation (the severity of psychiatric disorders):we will analyse this in chapter 9. Hence, I preferred to separat... ...r, there are disruptive forces in their attempt toorganize themselves. The major problem is the difference inage between the children. The younger one... ... youth to adulthood, which is why he wrote 21chapters, 21 being the age of majority (and maturity) in theUnited Kingdom in the 60s. Alec is a violent ... ...who makes the acquaintance of an old lady (aged 79)in a funeral. Harold is depressive. He has no father and liveswith his rich mother. He has great di... ... a nearby forest.She is quite irresponsible: she often steals cars and has majorissues with the police, but she does not care. Maud usually atten... ...coveredthat he was not her father. Perhaps he did not stand his lifewith a depressive and her excrescence-like child. Moreover,Magdeleine had a pretty... ...including 4,4 % of psychotics), 50 % of immature people(including 7,8 % of depressives), and 21,80 % of persons witha neurotic personality (including ...

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...Health benefits, cancer fighting qualities and many other medicinal advantages can be attributed to the Cannabis Plant. Likewise, diseases and disorders are also related to smoking, vaping and ingesting components of the Cannabis Plant. Cannabis users should be aware and well informed regarding both the positive effects and the negative consequences of regular Canna...

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...antages can be at- tributed to the Cannabis Plant. Likewise, diseases and disorders are also related to smoking, vaping and ingesting components of ... ...d to the Cannabis Plant. Likewise, diseases and disorders are also related to smoking, vaping and ingesting components of t... ...mbic, sensory and motor areas.Cannabinoids are metabolised in the liver. A major metabolite is 11-hydroxy-THC which is ACTIONS OF CAN... ...tionale and effective drug design and therapeutic strategy to combat human disorders. Brain • August 2016 Aberrant ep... ...al interest is their possible use for treatment of chronic inflammation, a major unmet medical need. Analytical Chemistry • July 2016 S... ... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=27430346Cannabidiol, a major component of marijuana, protects nerves, and exerts antispasmodic, an... ...e 15 years old. For EA women, history of sexual or physical abuse andmajor depressive disorder (MDD) predicted cannabis initiation and physical abuse ... ...ing alcohol use disorders (alcohol dependence and fetal result of major depressive disorder—and likely underestimates thealcohol syndrome) and opio... ...linquency and externalizing behaviors.96 Also, an increase inself-reported depressive symptoms was identified at age 10 for exposed subjects in the MH...

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...ality 609 Gate #46 – The Arrogance of Inversion 615 Gate #47 – The Arrogance of Evil Obsession 626 Gate #48 – The Arrogance Involving Psychopathic Disorders 629 Introduction to Functional Arrogance 644 Gate #49 – The Arrogance Regarding Repentance or Rebound 644 Gate #50 – The Arrogance of Blindness to Self 651 Gate #51 – The Arrogance Regarding Impulsive Power Abus...

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................................................................214 The 4 Major Battles in the Soul of the believer..................................... ...........................629Gate #48 – The Arrogance Involving Psychopathic Disorders................................................629 Terminolog... ...e prefect moral Self Righteous people who form organizationslike the Moral Majority in the United States demanding their rights, albeit most often as ... ...tatus Quo of a large numberof people in the United States of America and a major contributor to American NationalDegeneracy. In the 1960s Jane Fonda, ... ... kind of soul as Pharaoh Amenhotep of Egyptoften with multiple personality disorders and Psychoses. This is therefore, reinforced SelfJustification wh... ...tages of Reversionism which also leads to dissociativemultiple personality disorder. Page 257 of 1197 Last Revision Wednesday, Se... ...hin theInterlocking System of Arrogance is unchecked become prone to manic depressive orschizophrenic activity. In some cases, they become so frustrat... ...othandle Fear and anxiety and as a result phobic, obsessive compulsive and depressive reactionsresult from the irrationality of this Arrogance. Emotio... ... of Evil. This is the approach which inevitably leads to Psychosis,Manic – Depressive mental illness, Schizophrenia, and many other mental disturbance...

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...althcare to individuals with mental health problems, alcohol and substanceuse disorders, and behavioral problems or those at risk of these problems ... .... 5. The Importance of Psychiatric Nursing The global burden of psychiatric disorders is enormous and increasing.According to a study published in t... ...ne in every two individuals living in the world may experience a mentalhealth disorder at some point in their lives. Moreover, this global crisis does... ...7PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY Psychopharmacological drugs can be categorized into four major groups.These groups are presented in Table 1. Table 1. ... ...ment durationcan influence the overall efficacy of antidepressant therapy. If depressivesymptoms fail to improve despite treatment, treatment-resistan... ... and chronicphases of the disorder, providing symptomatic relief in manic and depressiveepisodes. A key aspect of treatment is preventing relapse thro... ... Three primary therapeutic objectivescan be identified: (1) managing manic or depressive symptoms during acuteepisodes, (2) preventing the recurrence ... ...ks (Panic Disorder), and specific (simple) phobias.Anxiety disorders remain a major global health concern, with prevalencerates ranging from 7.3% to 2... ...zers and can be gradually taperedand discontinued as symptoms stabilize. For Major Depressive Disorder with Psychotic Features, the combinationof ant...

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...nside the brain” that could lead to suicidal behavior long after someone stops taking it. Dr. Remington Nevin is an epidemiologist and former US Army major. Regarding research on Lariam, Dr. Nevin states, “These figures are consistent with Lariam causing symptoms of mental illness including anxiety and depression, and are also consistent with the known association of these...

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...s taking it. DR. REMINGTON NEVINDr. Remington Nevin is an epidemiologist and former US Army major.Regarding research on Lariam, Dr. Nevin states... ... reported.”• Canadian peacekeepers beat, tortured and shottwo local teenagers in Somalia in 1993. Major Bar-ry Armstrong, the military commander of th... ...owing the use of Lariam ... Therewas no personal or family history of depression or psychological disorder. October 1996: Lariamwas started from Octob... ...orm of mania). Unknown date: She experienced a pro- Sept. 4, 1998 longed depressive episode. Spring 1998: The patient died ... ...empts and experiencedparanoia following the use of Lari-am.The patient (developed) a psy-chiatric disorder. This consisted ofparanoia with evidence of... ...suicidalacts. The person making the report,a health professional, “consideredthat the psychiatric disorder hadbeen life-threatening and was prob-ably ... ...harge of the health of U.S. soldiersdeployed to Somalia in the early 1990s. Magill said he saw no major side effects amongtroops taking Lariam. By con...

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...t.com.mk or tovaknin@link.com.mkFind additional articles about personality disorders here - click on thelinks:http://www.narcissistic-abuse.com/faqpd.... ...in and PersonalityPsychosexual Stages of DevelopmentGender and Personality DisordersThe Genetic Roots of Personality DisordersDefense MechanismsB. T... ... 4 Brain and PersonalityFirst published here: "Personality Disorders (Suite101)" By: Dr. Sam VakninPhineas Gage was a 25 year... ...of the diagnostic criteria are ambiguous or evenconsidered "normal" by the majority of the population.Histrionics "consistently use physical appearanc... ...re shocked and depressed. These abnormalspans of sleep are more typical of major depressiveepisodes than of vigorous, vivacious, vibrant growth.Taking... ...cked and depressed. These abnormalspans of sleep are more typical of major depressiveepisodes than of vigorous, vivacious, vibrant growth.Taking into ... ...e bad objects are really facets of oneand the same object. He develops the depressive position.This depression [Klein believes that the two positionsc... ... 98But the transition from the paranoid-schizoid position tothe depressive one is by no means smooth and assured.Excess anxiety and envy ca... ...dmyths, most of them had not been sexually abused inchildhood and the vast majority of pedophiles are alsodrawn to adults of the opposite sex (are het...

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...t.com.mk or tovaknin@link.com.mkFind additional articles about personality disorders here - click on thelinks:http://www.narcissistic-abuse.com/faqpd.... ...Mental IllnessIV. The DSM Pros and ConsV. The History of Personality DisordersVI. The Metaphors of Mind – The BrainVII. The Metaphors of Mi... ...es to theirenvironment and if the latter changes - they change.Personality disorders are the best possible responses toabuse. Cancer may be the best p... ...ter known aspersonality disorders), affective disorders, schizophrenia,and depressive illnesses. Still, the term "moral insanity"was being widely used... ...ng the Javaprogramming language) "provoke" them to surface. Theresult is a major simplification of the processing terminal(the net-PC) and an increase... ...mpulsive behaviour patterns. To put it succinctly:whenever we experience a major life crisis (which hindersour personal growth and threatens it) – we ... ...n the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology,Haifa.Ph.D. in Philosophy (major: Philosophy of Physics) – Pacific WesternUniversity, California, USA....

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...athological Narcissism – An OverviewA Primer on Narcissism and the NarcissisticPersonality Disorder (NPD)The Narcissist's Entitlement of RoutinePathol... ...arcissism – An Overview A Primer on Narcissism And the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)What is Pathological Narc... ...arcissism was first described in detail byFreud in his essay "On Narcissism" [1915]. Other majorcontributors to the study of narcissism are: MelanieKl... ...eodore Millon, Elsa Roningstam, Gunderson, andRobert Hare.What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)?The Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) ... ... falsemodesty and humility to mask their underlyinggrandiosity. Dysthymic and depressive disorders arecommon reactions to isolation and f... ...ranoid, on guard, ready to fend off an imminentattack. A punishment to the narcissist is a major surpriseand a nuisance but it also validates his susp... ...ccountable to them thesame way a CEO (Chief Executive Officer) answers tothe corporation's major shareholders.To make sure that they get re-elected, p...

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...ism – An Overview A Primer on Narcissism and the Na rc issisticPersonality Disorder (NPD)The Narcissist's Entitlement of RoutinePathological Narcissis... ...rview A Primer on Narcissism And the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)What is Pathological Narcissism?Pathological narcissism is a ... ...rst described in detail byFreud in his essay "On Narcissism" [1915]. Other majorcontributors to the study of narcissism are: MelanieKlein, Karen Horne... ...lsa Roningstam, Gunderson, andRobert Hare.What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)?The Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) (formerlyknown a... ...nd humility to mask their underlyinggrandiosity. Dysthymic and depressive disorders arecommon reactions to isolation and feelings of shame... ..., ready to fend off an imminentattack. A punishment to the narcissist is a major surpriseand a nuisance but it also validates his suspicion that heis ... ...s the malignancy of his rage (and its anti-social nature) that he adopts a depressive stance.Society Phase IV - HELPLESSNESSPeople around the victim (... ...rapist" is a common sentence.The narcissist – in an effort to maintain the depressivestate until it serves some cathartic purpose – strives toperpetua... ...e again feelobjectified.Losing the narcissist is no different to any other majorloss in life. It provokes a cycle of bereavement and grief(as well as ...

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...out significant therapeutic gain dates back at least 35 years. From theThe major patent-based research pharmaceutical companies also nominally commit ... ... “the probability of a drug approved in the two and the chance of a major safety issue increases from one drug in five to one in three. Between... ... that delays their reaching the companies.ing adverse reactions as a major cause of death. ... ...ing the link between increasing doses of Thimerosal and neurodevelopmental disorders. The study was done using the VaccineSafety Datalink (VSD) data-b... ...it confirmed a dose-response link between Thimerosal andneurodevelopmental disorders that held up to rigorous statistical analyses.In their discussion... ...f Significant Vaccine Related Side-effects Resulting in Neurodevelopmental DisordersPage 649 ........ Chronic Microglial Activation and Excitotoxicity... ...h links these two observations, glutamate excess (an and both major depressive disorderexcitotoxicity marker) and chronic inflammation (immune ... ...ber of vaccinesof appetite. Most of these symptoms are shared by the major depressive disorders. Other studies havelinked neurodegeneration and a wors... ...icroglial are being recommended to adults,activation, and both major depressive disorder and a worsening of neurodegenerative diseases. Becausea...

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...st life regression has be-drew in part on the Hindu come a huge growth indus-teachings on breath control and try. With a Hindu majorityconc... ... their school ondary Education. The Kanchi Managing Editor: Acharya Arumuganathaswami Indian diaspora in the majority of ... ...y spread all over the Earth, quickly developing technol- call it by many names.” The decentralized structure which has four major sampra... ...and “obese,” there is increased risk of psychologi- should not be made in isolation. They should be part of a wholecal conditions such as depressive s... ...ive symptoms, poor body image, low gamut of actions to promote healthier, more sustainable lifestyles. Inself-concept and risk for eating disorders, a...

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...apart,developed separately and are estranged.The stage is set for the next major dysphoria: the midlife crisis.This, essentially, is a crisis of recko... ... "empty nest" syndrome (as children grow up and leave theparents' home). A major topic of consensus and a catalyst of interaction thus disappear. Thev... ...n of grudges, regrets and sorrows.They both want out. And out they go. The majority of those who do remain married revert tocohabitation rather than t... ...er, are more likely to be dyslexic, to suffer from a host of mental health disorders, suchas Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and to c... ...nce of our study ... is consistent with the view that gender dysphoriais a disorder of the sense of self as has been proposed by Beitel (1985) or Pfäf... ...e and speed and tone of voice) and results in a panoplyof sleep and eating disorders.A recent study in the University of Chicago demonstrated that tes... ...omantic relationships. Owing to her low threshold for boredom and multiple depressive,dysphoric, anhedonic, and anergic episodes, she seeks distractio...

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.................................................................... 15The First Major Split............................................................. ...................................................................... 16The Second Major Split ............................................................ ................................................................. 22The Third Major Split ............................................................ ... any kind ofPyramidal focus to the level of obsession? You get the psychological disorder known as stalking. Youget polarized eating disorders like Bu... ...dwound. Biological research supports this in a certain way. Posttraumatic stress disorder shows thatpeople who have not integrated a traumatic experie... ...indless reflex. The reason this happens is because the person suffering fromthis disorder is not integrated enough to process their original trauma, a... ...n the secrecy of royal palaces and royal privilege.Kaiser Wilhelm II was a manic depressive, a schizophrenic, suffering nervousbreakdowns, a lifelong ...

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...ns--but each emphasizes a different part. So Sigmund Freud saw pleasure asthe major driving force and found that any drive for power we might have, wh... ...r, as you know, was an earlycolleague of Sigmund. He found that power was the major drive, and sex or pleasure was merely a partof the power drive. ... ... the natives of Oceania or Asia? Still, let us look for awhile at some of the major early ideas of Western psychology.FREUD--AND THE NEED FOR PLEASURE... ...onment. But here also medical intervention may benecessary. Attention deficit disorders are generally not discovered until a child is in school. When ... ...l asthma attacks are psychological in origin. So are many allergies. ―The depressive reaction is quite common. It occurs when the person exhibits ... ...t nearly one person in 20,between the ages of 15 and 54, had suffered a major depressive reaction within the last month.Depression in this study was d... ...as being depressed all or most of every day for at least twoweeks. The fewest depressive episodes were in the age group of 45 to 50. The highest numbe... ... also be involved.(19) ―The dissociative reaction is the name given to the disorder in which a person develops one ormore ‗sub personalities.‘ One ... ... 40 personalities. No personalities were aware of the others. ―The anxiety disorders can have both psychological manifestations like intense fear, ...

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...keOhrid, a few taboos were broken. A new state wascreated, Russia was introduced as a major player and theSick Man of Europe (the Ottoman Empire) was ... ...ished as apolitical entity, replaced by naturally-bounded districtsand provinces. The majority of Croats still believed in afederal solution, albeit l... ...ns as well as civilian defence. It was clearthat many of them (though by no means the majority)regarded the Serbs as the real occupiers and the German... ...s - from thehealthy to the utterly pathological (known as theNarcissistic Personality Disorder, or NPD). 89The DSM IV uses this language... ...:American Psychiatric Association. (1994). Diagnosticand statistical manual of mental disorders, fourthedition (DSM IV). Washington, DC: AmericanPsych... ...al Narcissistso Most narcissists (75%) are men.o NPD (=the Narcissistic Personality Disorder) is one ofa "family" of personality disorders (formerly... ...wards their own people the SovietNomenclature really was.As a result of this paranoid-depressive position as well asfor the reasons of a dogma and fee...

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...o sustain his orher life, maintain, or prolong them at SOCIETY's expense(no matter how major and significant the resourcesrequired are). Still, if a c... ...y be required tofulfill society's obligations - but fulfill them it must, nomatter how major and significant the resources are. Still,if a person volu... ...s that a person has the right to lifebecause it desires it.But then what about chronic depressives who wish to die– do we have the right to terminate ... ...ature. Whatprevents genocide from becoming a daily occurrence isthe fact that the vast majority of nations subscribe to whatAdolf Hitler derisively te... ...ionalanger is known to have pathogenic effects (mostlycardiovascular).Most personality disordered people are prone to be angry.Their anger is always s... ...hy people experienceanger, but as a transitory state. This is what sets thepersonality disordered apart: their anger is always acute,permanently prese... ...,incoherent. To refine the point: it might be more accurateto say that the personality disordered is expressing (andexperiencing) TWO layers of anger,... ...nliven our gossip, color our drab routines and extract usfrom dreary existence and its depressive correlates. It is alittle like collective self-injur... ...nliven our gossip, color our drab routines and extract usfrom dreary existence and its depressive correlates. It is alittle like collective self-injur...