Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 20:52:30 No. 15 [Last 50 Posts]
Are there any mental illnesses you have 0 fucking tolerance for?
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 20:57:43 No. 16
I don't know if down syndrome counts but I'd be lying if I said I didn't hate them.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 22:04:02 No. 22
Asperger's and ADHD.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 22:14:55 No. 23
>>22 I have Asperger's.
What do you mean specifically?
If I'm doing something retarded I wanna know so I can work on it.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 22:38:36 No. 27
>>23 I don't know how to explain it. Trying to act extroverted while being completely socially awkward is a huge part of it.
A lot of them seem to be overly sensitive to criticism of their niche interests, for example. Pic related definitely makes me think of an autistic person.
There also other common off-putting traits among them– a lack of hygiene skills seems to be fairly widespread.
Overall, I think spergs could use their analytical skills to help them navigate social situations a lot better than they usually do. A lot of them don't seem to realize how annoying they can be, though.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 23:23:05 No. 37
>>33
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 23:23:46 No. 38
Schizophrenics, and I am one.
Raccoon 10/07/14 (Tue) 23:32:08 No. 40
>>38 Oh Jesus. I'm merely schizotypal and never met anyone schizophrenic but that sounds fucking horrid.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 23:34:50 No. 41
>>40 It's good for everyone if we kill each other off, right? I can't blame anyone for cheering it on, why are you saying it's horrid?
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 23:36:49 No. 43
>>41 People trying to kill other people is a horrid thing. If neither side wanted to kill the other, neither would have a reason to be killed.
Anonymous 10/07/14 (Tue) 23:41:17 No. 45
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>>43 Schizophrenics aren't people, none of us are. Once you're branded as one, no one sees you as a normal person again, so why is it a bad thing? People cheer on animal pit fights, don't they?
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:12:23 No. 50
>>45 I enjoy seeing anyone beat the shit out of each other. Doesn't make it less of a shame.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:20:42 No. 52
>>50 It is cleaning the world of an insidious disease of human beings that can do nothing but torture and kill other people. What is your logic that it isn't a good thing?
People like violence, human beings are rigged to seek it wherever they can. Why are you saying you don't?
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:29:19 No. 53
>>52 I'm a nonviolent person. I have no violent urges whatsoever.
That's the honest truth.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:34:41 No. 56
>>53 I'm sorry, but I can't believe that. That's a thing people say when they want to get behind your back, and I can't afford another murder attempt.
It's a biological need. Even if you were some kind of biological hengsk, or just suppressing it hard neough for it to atrophy, you're still living in a world where no one else is that extreme.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:40:38 No. 58
>>56 I occasionally have thoughts of hurting people when they're annoying me. Hitting them with something, smashing their face into something, whatever. I'd never act upon it though.
That's the difference. I have no urge to do it. Everyone has the thoughts, only some have the urge.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:45:14 No. 60
>>58 That's entirely what I mean. The line between that thought and that action is only enough emotion, and people can find emotion anywhere. It takes almost nothing to push a person to kill.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:53:08 No. 61
>>60 I would never actually kill a person. No amount of emotion could ever make me do it.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 00:58:35 No. 63
>>61 Again, something I can't believe. What makes schizophrenics dangerous is that the fear forces them to do it. Everything is out for you, everything wants you splattered on the windows. It's self defense, right? Obviously, to them, and so they kill anyone who gets too close.
Just enough to make it seem reasonable, or the only course of action. If you're more durable to it, good on you, but I can't trust anyone when I could be killed by anyone at any time and all they have to say is that I am schiz and I looked threatening to get off without even a trial.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 01:06:25 No. 65
>>63 That's a good point but I'm not schizophrenic. I'm schizotypal. Different thing. I'm nonviolent. Good luck with your stuff though.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 18:06:58 No. 126
>>65 Tell me more about being schizotypal? I might have that. Are you diagnosed?
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 18:11:33 No. 127
>>126 Lots of research and bringing it to the attention of people I knew who were in the psychology field they said "Yeah, I always figured you did."
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 18:50:13 No. 136
>>127 Where are the most reliable sources? I don't feel like trawling through boring academic essays on Google scholar though, and I don't know anybody in the psychology field that is willing to talk to me about anything let alone that. Two years ago, I got drunk and tried to chat up some girl (which never happens unless I'm drunk) and she happened to be studying psychology. In a cheesy attempt to start an interesting discussion I said 'can you tell me how messed up I am?' and she just said it'd be better if she didn't say. Maybe she was just fucking with me and a part of me thinks all this stuff about borderline personality disorder, split personality, psycho and whatever is just pure pseudoscience dreamt up as a money-making scam.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 18:52:20 No. 137
>>136 http://www.minddisorders.com/Py-Z/Schizotypal-personality-disorder.html Clear up some time in your day, sit down, read each bulletpoint clearly and try to think how much it relates to you. Personally, I had extreme symptoms of every symptom listed on that page.
Anonymous 10/08/14 (Wed) 19:51:32 No. 139
trannies and gays
Anonymous 10/09/14 (Thu) 10:29:27 No. 152
I have borderline personality disorder (among other things) and generally keep my shit to myself. Borderlines with no self-awareness, control, or do shit for attention bc they don't know how else to define themselves except by that attention piss me off. Group therapy is like a bunch of menstruating chimps seeing who can eat the most tampons.
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 00:30:00 No. 176
Schizophfaggots, too much edge, too much faggotry.
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 06:18:39 No. 191
>>152 My mother displays symptoms of borderline and paranoid schizophrenia.
My brother has bi-polar, and I've dated three girls who turned out to be bi-polar.
I dated a girl from Australia who turned out to have narcissistic personality disorder.
But what I end up with most often, and what drives me most insane… is borderlines. I keep fucking meeting them, I keep fucking falling right into their trap. The most damaging relationships I've been in have all been with Borderline women.
The sheer off the wall insane shit they've pulled over the years. The unbelievable cruelty is just fucking maddening.
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 07:45:08 No. 197
in my town there are like 2 schitzophrenics that hang out at the grocery store for some reason, i know they cant help it but its creepy as fuck when they come up to me (spotting a fellow lunatic) and go on with incoherent speech
Anonymous 10/10/14 (Fri) 13:54:27 No. 205
>>197 How do they recognize that you're a 'fellow lunatic'?
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 11:07:10 No. 242
>>15 > Bipolar I can deal with someone being depressed, or a little crazy. Not swinging wildly between both.
My ex was bipolar. It was like dating two different people; one of which loved me, while the other loved hurting me. Eventually, she had to go to stop me killing myself, and the depression's been lifting ever since.
Jesus fucking christ, the histronics they pull. Special snowflake everywhere, no acceptance of criticism, no tolerance for 'I fucking told you so' or general banter. Fell in and out with one a while ago, over the course of a couple of years. Fine at first, but then their girlfriend discovered the narcissism, and set off a shitstorm.
Their new girlfriend has been forbidden from talking to me, because we get on so well. Mostly because I treat her better than he does.
What a cunt.
No problem with people BEING transgender, but some of them are really fucking intolerable. Between the dysphoria and the hormonal fuckery, they're batshit insane and barely civil. Fuck that.
I have aspergers. Normal people annoy the SHIT out of me with their bullshit rules that they don't even follow half the time. And the constant prying. And the emotional bullshit thrown at me. And the expecting me to drop everything to help them.
The FUCK is wrong with people? You tell me to do something, I'll do it. Don't expect me to carry on a goddamn conversation at the same time.
And, y'know, I try hard to remember who you people are, what you like/dislike, etc. Do they show the same courtesy to me or each other? Of course not. But should I slip up, there's hell to pay.
Fuck neurotypicals.
Dated one once. He was useless. Had no idea of how much effort doing things for him involved, or why he was expected to actually do anything.
Dropped him after I drove 8 hours on the promise of DnD, sex, and cuddling. I got half a party with him distracted most of the time, no sex, not even a goddamn hug, and nearly froze to death because his idiot housemates didn't put money in the heating.
I left early and never talked to the little shit again. Never dealing with teenagers again.
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 12:36:57 No. 243
>>197 It's helpful to remember that severe schizophrenics (at some point I feel like upgrading them to alzheimer's) won't remember you being rude to them. Just blow them off, they don't know better.
Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 20:10:54 No. 249
Cluster B personalities, especially Narcissists and Borderlines. Can't stand them. I've been in some online communities filled with fucking Narcissists and Borderlines, their anon boards are a warzone. Have to wonder why they keep going back when every conversation is two overemotional contrarians trying to one-up the other.
Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 01:13:34 No. 253
>>242 >Trannies Totally agree. I'm trans myself and can't deal with 90% of trans people. They're mean, they're rude and are a lot of times fucking psychotic. How the fuck is it that I, a schizotypal transgirl is more well put together than these people who being trans is their only issue? I don't get it.
Agree again. So many people try to talk to me and when I tell them I'm not a talker and just like to stay to myself they think they need to cure that. Like no, fuck off. I don't need to be cured.
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 21:06:35 No. 377
Don't know if there's a proper term for it, but I have a violent hate for anyone who goes out of their way to be a victim. Especially when they take good or neutral things and twist them into victimization. "It's so hard being pretty! It's hard being famous! It's really, really difficult being lactose intolerant/dyslexic/near-sighted/any other stupid fucking thing!"
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 21:33:06 No. 379
My own mental illnesses. Specifically anxiety, OCD, and autism .
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 21:38:20 No. 380
I'm just tired of people who pretend to have disorders because they think it's cool.
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 21:56:15 No. 381
>>380 I know that feel.
There's nothing I hate more than tumblrfags who self-diagnose and accuse anyone who calls them out on their bullshit of being "ableist", despite the fact that most people who think it's bullshit are actually mentally ill.
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 22:29:29 No. 382
>>381 Like, I don't have a problem with self diagnosing on the grounds that you heavily research your shit and have no doubts in your mind, like "well… I have heavy battles with literally every single one of these symptoms… how the fuck wouldn't I have this?" Tumblrfags just take a quiz and go "yeah that'll look good on my sidebar" and don't ever research it or anything.
Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 23:24:54 No. 383
>>382 I can't fucking stand the oppression olympics. It's all just a bunch of whiny tumblrtite 14 year olds trying to be the most specialest snowflake of them all. Easily one of the most annoying things I've ever seen.
>>377 Victim complex.
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 01:05:27 No. 387
>>15 >>27 >>33 >>249 >>379 FUCK OFF YOU SHITCUNTS
ESPECIALLY YOU SELF-HATING CUNTS STOP PERPETUATING LE FUNNY AUTISM MEMESHIT
(USER NEEDS TO CHILL THE FUCK OUT FOR A DAY) Post last edited at 10/17/14 (Fri) 01:26:57
Raccoon ## Board Volunteer 10/17/14 (Fri) 01:27:32 No. 388
>>387 Truly, truly no need to get that angry at something as minuscule as an opinion. Come back tomorrow and hopefully you'll be calmer.
Anonymous 10/17/14 (Fri) 10:15:58 No. 416
Psychopathy and narcissism only, really.
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 20:11:37 No. 2440
As someone who has Autism and Schizotypal Personality Disorder, when I see autistic people act like complete assholes I get severely annoyed.
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 20:30:43 No. 2441
Motherfucking borderline
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 21:00:38 No. 2445
>>38 Really, I know a schizophrenic(well he's certainly fits the bill) and he;s a bro
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 23:45:29 No. 2472
>>377 To be fair, being lactose intolerant (or having any problems even vaguely related to your digestion) really sucks. I have some undiagnosed chronic bowel condition, daily cramps, and the doctors in Europe are bloody useless. You have to wait for months to get an appointment and then get told that everything's fine because it's not cancer, Morbus Crohn or Celiacs.
Anonymous 11/10/14 (Mon) 23:46:36 No. 2473
>>380 Isn't this board kinda pic related?
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 03:42:08 No. 2504
Wow I'm kinda disappointed in this board by the lack of empathy in this thread.
>>38 Maybe you're just projecting. I've never been violent while psychotic, and not everyone is paranoid schizophrenic, there is disorganized schizophrenia and catatonic schizophrenia too.
>>176 >>197 It's funny how you include yourself as 'a fellow lunatic' when you're ostracizing them by calling them creepy and implying you have no tolerance for them. Yeah, they're disorganized and mentally unsound, which can be an uncomfortable situation. But it's not "creepy.:
>>243 Um no. That's so fucked up in so many ways. Schizophrenics don't just become amnesic or retarded, they will remember you idiot.
Oh and to all the schizotypal or schizoid people here, remember that its not a disease unique from schizophrenia; it likely works the same way, it's just milder. It's on a low end of the spectrum.
But I feel like schizotypal and schizoid shouldn't be diagnosed because most cases are prodromal and actually progress into schizophrenia. Just a heads up.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 03:44:04 No. 2505
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 03:45:38 No. 2506
>>2445 No this guys either a troll or making assumptions about others based off of himself. Most schizophrenics aren't violent, and only some of them are even paranoid-type in the first place.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 03:53:43 No. 2508
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 04:05:32 No. 2511
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It's not just one illness. I just don't feel comfortable around other people with mental illnesses IRL. Waiting in the waiting room for services is always uncomfortable for me, and group therapy is right out for me. Pretty much all my life, I've been led to believe that people with mental illnesses (including myself) are degenerate rejects who have no place in society and need to be corralled off for the greater good. And a lot of times, I find the people who believe this to be right, seeing all the weirdos, junkies, perverts, spastics, tweeks, autists and retards that I'm apparently lumped in with.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 04:28:57 No. 2531
>>2511 I tend to feel the same way. Sometimes I feel like the only person with disorders who can fucking at least seem semi-normal.
Nya 11/11/14 (Tue) 08:27:43 No. 2581
I hate people who are sociopaths/psychopaths. All they do is hurt people.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 08:47:56 No. 2588
>>2581 You probably wouldn't like me then.
I'm almost afraid of help.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 09:19:18 No. 2589
>>22 Definitely this. I was diagnosed with Asperger's as a kid, and I clearly showed the signs, but I learned to act like a normal human being to an extent. Sure, I stumble on my words and don't look people in the eye too often, but at least I resemble a functioning (if not aloof) adult.
But then you've got the ones who lack the self-awareness to learn to function properly. I've got a coworker like this who's aggravating to be around. He whispers to himself, occasionally even sings to himself, draws like a 12-year-old from Deviantart, doesn't shave, gets in people's space all the time… the list just goes on.
When I encounter people like this, all I can think is that I'm very thankful for whatever kept me from turning out like them.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 10:33:28 No. 2596
Borderline/histrionic.
Anonymous 11/11/14 (Tue) 17:50:38 No. 2612
Extroverted autists. Holy shit, are they annoying. I'm autistic myself and I can hardly stand people talking directly to me for more than a few minutes, so a person getting all up in my face and going on a rambling monologue about trains/sonic/pokemon/mlp/etc. just makes me want to shut them up by force.
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 07:39:21 No. 2744
I really don't have anything against any disorder I know of. I guess attention-whores bother me quite a bit though.
>>2596 Avoidants, Dependants, Paranoids and my own kind (Schizoids).
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 14:51:24 No. 2785
>>27 >A lot of them don't seem to realize how annoying they can be Well no shit, that's kind of the definition of aspergers. Most are incapable of intuiting social cues and facial expressions. They can't register that they're annoying someone without being told so. And then they don't really have anything to talk about besides their obsessions and trying to understand the interpersonal relationships of other people is like trying to plumb the innermost thoughts of an earthworm and they just can't fucking get it without turning it into some fucked up flowchart in their head. Which kind of ruins the joy of connecting with other people, so they just give up.
You may have better social functioning than others on the autism spectrum and/or maybe have the benefit of more or better therapy than some receive.
OR you actually are just as annoying to the people around you, just in a different way from the cringe inducing weeb and related stereotypes, and are totally oblivious to it because you're fucking autistic and everyone but you is too polite to say it to your face. But blaming autists for being bad at socializing is like blaming an asthmatic for not being able to breathe.
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 17:50:24 No. 2803
>>381 >There's nothing I hate more than fuckbaby islandfags who self-diagnose and accuse anyone who calls them out on their bullshit of being "ableist", despite the fact that most people who think it's bullshit are actually mentally ill. That shit pisses me off so much. "I got PTSD from this post" Fuck off you stupid fuck. The irony is the more they do it, the more they downplay the actual disorder, preventing people who actually need fucking help from getting any.
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 19:33:02 No. 2811
>>2803 >fucking help >getting any I'm so sorry please don't hurt me
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 19:57:48 No. 2812
>>2785 What's wrong with ska?
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 20:49:12 No. 2818
>>2785 >listens to fucking ska My favorite band is Less Than Jake and you're triggering me.
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 21:16:57 No. 2822
>>2744 Mind if I ask why you respect them?
Anonymous 11/12/14 (Wed) 21:26:23 No. 2824
>>2785 >listens to fucking ska I like ska
Stop oppressing me shitlord
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 02:20:12 No. 2860
Being the unasertive cunt that I was in high school, I ended up becoming 'friends' with this kid with asbergers and borderline. He was obsessed with the military and was always pretty violent to everyone. It was the worst 3 years of my school life, because he wouldn't let me sit with any other people from school. I lost most of my other friends. He eventually left my school and went on to become a flaming bisexual anime nerd. I blocked him on facebook as soon as he left. I really hope he is in a shit place right now.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 05:35:53 No. 2876
>>2785 I like how you've essentially degenerated, while trying to present the trappings of a cogent set of arguments/facts, to archetypicalizing the autist as some kind of rote soulless automaton robotic human meat calculating environment-fetishist. Race realists were critisized in the 20th century for underestimating Asians in the same manner, and new research dispels characteristics once ascribed to that group. Even more disturbing is the absolutist nature of your rhetoric which appears to convey a certain autism in itself; stating the incapability without qualifiers (and no, you don't get to categorically relegate the autist when your only experience is probably qua a tard rangler); crediting the autist with no capacity to produce spontaneous speech (reeks of the 'all autistics are akin to computers' statement by Temple Grandin's mother); asserting the idea of the autist as a mind-blind being when it's not exactly as if neurotypicals are exactly cogniziant enough to intuit into the (frankly superior) systematizing processes of the hypermale autist, thus rendering irrelevant the contextual mores of a broken social fabric. That you trivialize such a process to being a mere 'flowchart' is exemplary of the kind of neurological femininity of the neurotypical condition that can't separate the wood from the trees. Then you deny all implication of yourself in contributing to the process of autistic alienation; when in reality, the autist's frustration at neurotypical provocation is far from a voluntary resignation from social life. I'm not even going to ask why you're so conceited in your condescension.
I know that your strawman of all autistics as mellable tabula rasas that can only be 'saved' by the benevolent magnanimancy of the oh-so empathetic neurotypical's psychiatric abuse apparatus is motivated by spite rather than the slightest of personal observation, let alone anything of 'science' outside of the confines of Tony Attwood or Donna William's hubristic ramblings, but it just goes to illustrate, very conveniently for us, the tendency of the neurotypical to cloud his judgment with petty sentiment.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 07:52:46 No. 2894
>>2822 As for your case I just don't think paranoia is a bad thing. Better trust to little than too much. I guess I can just relate to it myself.
As for the Schizoids, I've talked to a lot of Schizoids and we seem to overarchingly be decent people. Obviously I am more than a little biased in this regard.
As for the other two, I cannot relate to them but I understand what it might be like. I can see where they're coming from and why they do what they do, if you will.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 10:28:36 No. 2912
>>2894 Trust me, paranoia is a fucking awful thing. Paranoia isn't paranoia if it has limits and rationale. Being paranoid means living in a horror film. It means your brain is endlessly fantasizing beyond your control in the myriad ways in which you will die or be harmed horribly and being unable to shake those "what if" scenarios from your head no matter how laughably absurd. You end up spending all your energy trying to fight the fear, avoiding things that set you off which could be virtually everything in your life and things you really really need to do, or appending so much ritual just to feel even a little safer and end up not really getting anything done because of it, and it all just piles on you until you end up broken, huddled in a corner rocking back and forth convinced you're going to die. It is the worst anxiety I can imagine a person experiencing short of actually dying.
fucking let me ghost edit already.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 13:24:27 No. 2918
>>15 Do you mean people who actually have real diagnosed autism, or do you just mean socially awkward obsessive people in general whom the 4chan-Reddit community labels "autists"?
Anyway, for me, I cannot tolerate people with Narcissistic Personality Disorder. It rarely ever gets diagnosed, since the narcissists do not perceive anything to be wrong mentally and thus do not seek out help for it.
What irritates me specifically about them is well… fairly obvious. Having to talk to or work with someone who is only concerned with themselves or things related to themselves is just annoying to say the least.
Other more specific things that irritate me about narcissists is how little interest they take in things like history of any kind. Older movies, past wars, older music, even current events; they just give zero damns if none of it involved them. They never seem to want to talk about anything other than themselves or gossip about the people they know, and all of that is so boring and petty to me.
The way they raise their children irritates the hell out of me too. A good parent to me is one who shares their interests and love with their children, like a friend. The narcissist treats a child in a way more akin to how we treat potted plants or appliances, and it shows.
You can call me an ignorant bigot for that, but I have tried sympathizing with these people before. I cannot really find a way to do so beyond the old default unconditional sympathy for another human being, which only goes so far.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 13:36:16 No. 2919
>>2918 There's a difference between a narcissist and narcissistic personality disorder. A plain old narcissist is just kind of a douchebag. But being full of yourself isn't inherently pathological. For it to be the personality disorder, the narcissism has to be a front the patient puts on because of a deep seated resentment towards themselves or a terrible inferiority complex that causes them great stress. The irony is that such a "narcissist" is actually so concerned about other people that they go through painstaking farce to maintain a perceived appearance of being confident. It's all about the illusion to make other people comfortable with them, not so much to be comfortable with themselves.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 13:46:47 No. 2921
>>63 Fear is more often than not paralyzing. If you think you're about to die and there is very slim chance of you doing anything to improve the situation, your brain "plays dead". It works sometimes. Take a soldier who is overrun by enemies. Instead of fighting he's paralyzed by fear, and when the battle has ended he's still alive and eventually gets extracted. It's a very efficient tactic, otherwise we wouldn't have it. The judicial system is aware of this.
But hey, it's you again and there's no reasoning you out of the "stopped clock" thing. I just don't want to see you scared and feeling terrible because of that shitty disease.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 13:52:54 No. 2922
>>2919 I have noticed a lot of teenagers do that, putting up the "I don't give a shit" front to seem all tough and confident. It gets old very quickly, and sometimes they never grow out of it. And of course the internet and especially image boards are full of people still doing this.
Oh and then there is that taboo for males in the west that caring about another human being is somehow "gay", which probably does not help, but thankfully that seems to be diminishing now.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 15:19:22 No. 2930
>>191 You keep running into borderlines because your standards are too low. I take it you're the type to rush into things, maybe the type of person to believe in "love at first sight" or floored by a woman lavishing you with praise and attention. Borderlines have a tendency to get people with low self esteem attached to them because of their impulsive energy and splitting (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splitting_%28psychology%29 ). They'll rapidly fall in love with a relative stranger and think nothing but the best of them until they actually find out you're a human being and not a caricature that represents all their desires and then treat you like you murdered that ideal that only existed in their head, making you worse than Hitler. If you have this much experience with borderlines and crazies in general you really ought to be able to pick up on their traits by now. Borderlines aren't often the most subtle people. "Bunch of menstruating chimps seeing who can eat the most tampons" isn't too hyperbolic honestly. Even a lot of therapists refuse to treat them.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 15:44:43 No. 2933
>>2912 Do you have paranoid personality disorder? Because what you described there sounded like something else, though I guess it can vary from person to person how it is. But not everyone have it as extreme as you described.
Mine is that I have huge trust issues with people, I develop grudges against people really easily, I have some conspiracy theories(though I never share em) and I'm really suspicious against other people, and their motives.
So it's really nothing like you described it. It can be a bother, but not nearly as bad as you think it is.
Anonymous 11/13/14 (Thu) 16:12:59 No. 2937
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 06:24:42 No. 2996
>>2918 Funny you say that, I know a complete and utter narcissist who is obsessed with history, it's all he reads about and he is constantly showing off his knowledge and supporting regimes like Nazi Germany. He has a very dog eat dog, world is cruel, get over it, mindset and is always talking about brutal dictators, conquerors, and vikings as great men. He is sadistic as shit though to.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 08:58:28 No. 3002
>>2930 You described things to a T.
>>2919 Post more Tomokos.
>>2894 In my experience, trusting too much will get you hurt, but if you don't trust you'll be left out and that is a dull pain you can't do anything about.
Schizoids seem nice. I think I've noticed one. I don't know how to approach him, but he seems to have made eye contact with me, and it actually felt really okay. I think he noticed how nervous I am and he probably thinks I'm okay too.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 12:00:48 No. 3012
>>3002 >Schizoids seem nice. I think I've noticed one. I don't know how to approach him, but he seems to have made eye contact with me, and it actually felt really okay. I think he noticed how nervous I am and he probably thinks I'm okay too. My advice would be to let him approach you rather than you going first. I can't speak for all Schizoids but that's what I'd personally prefer.
If you do end up talking to him, the golden rule for nonschizoid-schizoid interaction is to judge him by what he says, not by how he says it.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 12:10:54 No. 3015
>>3012 Like with an autist, sort of? The important thing being content not tone?
Oh god that might end up badly then, I'm kind of sensitive.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 12:41:29 No. 3017
>>3015 >Like with an autist, sort of? The important thing being content not tone? I don't have any experience with autists, but definitely content over tone. Don't judge him by body-language either.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 13:28:02 No. 3018
>>3017 So… imagine someone who's not used to social conventions, but is honest. That's a bit like me, only I'm actually becoming quite well-adjusted save for my lack of confidence/self-esteem.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 17:18:40 No. 3024
>>3002 >Schizoids seem nice. I think I've noticed one. I don't know how to approach him, but he seems to have made eye contact with me, and it actually felt really okay. Can I ask how you noticed he was one? Like what made you see this individual and go "Oh that's a schizoid."?
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 17:36:11 No. 3026
>>3024 Well, it's a group thing for people with diagnoses and… he talked about stuff that's reclusive. He talked about things like low appetite, so he might be depressed, but he seems so calm. I don't associate a seemingly complete lack of anxiety with depression.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 17:54:48 No. 3028
>>3026 Ah, gotcha.
Only reason I asked is I'm schizotypal and I feel like some people have clued in on it even from afar. Might just be my paranoia though.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 18:25:35 No. 3030
>>3028 Oh, I understand why you'd be worried then. Even so, what are they going to do with that idea? Probably the same as I am; try to interact in a way that'll be nicer for both of us.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 18:27:20 No. 3031
>>3030 Yeah I dunno. I guess I just like if people think I'm normal, even though no one ever does.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 19:06:22 No. 3035
>>3031 Hey, same here. I think we've got to realize that it's fine to be a little different. I'm terribly scared of sticking out.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 19:15:10 No. 3036
>>3035 Yeah. I just have a lot of demons over it and so I'm constantly on the defensive in public.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 19:16:12 No. 3037
>>3036 also that Raven flag is fuckin sweet
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 19:40:21 No. 3039
>>3036 >demons >raven ehehehhehhhhhh
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 20:38:50 No. 3040
>>3028 Personality disorders aren't very well known amongst the normie population so I wouldn't worry too hard.
Many people think I'm weird and can describe my symptoms perfectly but since the don't have any label to group me under they just treat you like they would a healthy individual.
Anonymous 11/14/14 (Fri) 20:48:39 No. 3043
>>3040 Some people think I'm autistic, so yeah.
The Hulk But Lamer 11/15/14 (Sat) 05:23:52 No. 3074
>>242 >normal people /thread
Anonymous 11/15/14 (Sat) 06:12:07 No. 3077
>>3002 >Post more Tomokos Mah nigga
Anonymous 11/15/14 (Sat) 07:42:58 No. 3081
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>>3040 u callin me a normie m8?
Anonymous 11/15/14 (Sat) 12:38:52 No. 3094
>>3081 oath m8 swear on me mum
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 16:49:34 No. 3201
>>3094 I see this girl posted on /mental/ a lot but have no idea who she is or what she's from.
What's she from?
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 17:26:17 No. 3204
>>3201 She's Tomoko from a funny chinese cartoon called Watamote.
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 17:43:36 No. 3205
>>3204 I'll have to start watching it.
She reminds me of me, that's why I asked.
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 17:55:26 No. 3206
In relation to this thread's topic I had a change of heart yesterday.>a few weeks ago at Salvation Army with roommate >severely autistic kid approaches my roommate >"Hi! What's your name!" >they banter a little even though he's awkward as fuck >autistic kid notices me staring at the CD rack >"And what's your friend's name?" >more banter >he notices I'm not going to even look over >he walks away >look over annoyed as he walks away >another autistic guy comes over shortly after and starts talking to me with much less tact >trying to be nice even though I'm annoyed >finally get away from him >this other girl is having a motherfucking TANTRUM over not getting to have a certain children's book >she's gotta be in her early 20s >realize that all these autistic people are together >getting annoyed at their inability to chill the fuck out >leave the store >Me: "I hope those goddamn Autistic kids aren't there again. I don't have the energy." >Roommate: "You should hope they are there, they're the only people who don't look at you like there's something wrong with you." >mfw
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 20:40:13 No. 3219
>>3205 >>3205 Read the manga first for maximum enjoyment.
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 23:10:57 No. 3233
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>>2445 >fits the bill Consider if he really is.
>>2504 >>2506 Projecting? I'm not a violent person. I do everything I can to avoid a confrontation. People COME AFTER ME with this shit.
This is just like it always is. I don't know why I bothered.
Anonymous 11/16/14 (Sun) 23:41:04 No. 3238
>>3205 >>3219 Brace yourself for uncomfortable laughter followed by intense embarrassment for your adolescence, and how little you've grown up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRaXSZfScW8
Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 07:28:13 No. 3286
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play. >>3238 That song was the best thing about the show.
Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 10:57:48 No. 3293
>>3233 >do everything to avoid a confrontation you'll be fine then.
I've done the same, never been at real risk.
>>3286 maybe not ´´the best´´, but one of the greatest things about it
Anonymous 11/19/14 (Wed) 16:08:33 No. 3455
Despite being Autistic I kind of really hate Autistic people who just act out. It's like come on. Be self aware at fucking least. People don't want you approaching them and shit. No one gives a fuck about trains or whatever gay shit you're rambling on about just shut the fuck up.
Anonymous 09/05/15 (Sat) 16:16:07 No. 11493
Munchausen,
Narcissism,
BPD,
ASPD
Anonymous 09/05/15 (Sat) 19:34:51 No. 11497
>Are there any mental illnesses you have 0 fucking tolerance for?
no
Anonymous 09/05/15 (Sat) 19:46:57 No. 11498
Anything that makes people anything I could call an actual retard.
If they can talk, it's like talking to a five year old, their hands are always gross and always touching everything, plus I always get a little scared that they could be psychic. I know that's ridiculous but it's just this gut feeling I can't say no to.
Anonymous 09/05/15 (Sat) 23:57:51 No. 11504
>>2894
>Better trust to little than too much.
Ugh, I can still remember the many, many times people have taken advantage of me being overly loyal at times, to being oblivious to virtually everything, whether it'd be societal norms, common etiquette, or random shit I was never aware that is apparently sacrilegious to normalfags.
>>3455
Same here man. Talking to other autists wasn't fun during that "Speech/Special Needs" class that I was forced to take at school, and it isn't fun whilst trying to earn my weekly jew gold.
Anonymous 09/06/15 (Sun) 00:37:01 No. 11506
Narcissists
Psycho/sociopaths
And sometimes severely depressed folk who can only talk about how awful they see themselves.
But what I hate most is when mentally ill people use their illness as a sort of "Get out of jail free" card(unless they are suffering from legitimate retardation, then I can understand as they have no conscious control.)
A lot of autistic folks will continue being rude and when I remind them that they are being a dick, they sometimes just say "Oh I'm autistic/have aspergers, I can't help it" which makes my blood boil. If you are consciously aware of the issue, then could you at least try and overcome it? It's called an illness for a reason, not a personality type.
Anonymous 09/15/15 (Tue) 07:00:12 No. 11632
>>3206
Oh fuck lmao. I hope you made it to the aloe in time for that burn. Holy shit.
Anonymous 09/15/15 (Tue) 07:03:18 No. 11633
>>15
Autists and Cluster B personality disorders. Everything else is pretty okay unless its very severe.
Anonymous 09/18/15 (Fri) 10:04:25 No. 11671
People with borderline are honestly the worst things in the world. You can't reason with them, and they will suck the life out of you.
Anonymous 09/18/15 (Fri) 11:36:14 No. 11672
Borderlines. They're filth.
Anonymous 09/18/15 (Fri) 15:15:11 No. 11676
>>11672
honestly there isn't anything worse
Anonymous 09/18/15 (Fri) 22:09:48 No. 11683
>>38
You're full of shit.
I'd kill myself before I'd kill anybody else.
Anonymous 09/19/15 (Sat) 17:04:50 No. 11685
low-intelligence borderline women who have a drinking problem that would have been relatively minor if they weren't also prescribed a shit-ton of opiates for their ruined spine
Anonymous 09/20/15 (Sun) 01:08:17 No. 11690
How can I be sure someone has Borderline Personality, anons?
I mean, I suspect my (ex-?)girlfriend might have it, but I'm not sure.
Theres always been constant fighting, but because of depression and my own dependant, submissive nature, I always took the blame and made promises to change (although I'd only keep them for a while, I admit).
Anonymous 09/26/15 (Sat) 23:23:47 No. 11761
I'm with the first poster, I fucking hate down syndrome fucks. Very much so.
And basically anyone else who doesn't have the capacity to speak, feel empathy, feed and clean themselves, be left on their own for over twelve hours, etcetera.
Human rights should only be given to individuals who have human attributes. Downies do not.
Anonymous 09/27/15 (Sun) 01:20:13 No. 11766
>>11761
Downs Syndrome isn't extreme enough, the only thing that comes close would be severe paralysis and complete lack of higher cognition.
Anonymous 09/27/15 (Sun) 09:54:31 No. 11768
>>38
Someone who has done an actual study for health departments on perception of the mentally ill, and those who are mentally ill and their experiences.
The VAST majority of schizophrenics are only a danger to themselves, if anything at all.
No idea what kind of support group you're going to, if that's even a true post at all.
Anonymous 09/28/15 (Mon) 00:55:40 No. 11785
>>11766
Yeah, down syndrome is definitely extreme enough to revoke human rights.
I've watched as a friend of the family's downie daughter viciously physically attacked multiple members of the family, including her own mother, for absolutely no reason and shown no remorse or even acknowledges it happened. I don't think she has any thoughts of any kind actually
I realize downies vary in severity. Too bad. Fuck em all
Anonymous 09/30/15 (Wed) 22:20:03 No. 11810
>>11768
What would you say is the most dangerous disorder, obviously disregarding AsPD and its subclassifications?