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I Took the Personality Disorder Test

Well Imagine That...

By: freedomlovingypsy
Written on January 2nd, 2009

A guy on here told me about 3 months ago that I was a "dissocial" narcissist...Not sure what dissocial means, never heard of it...but I always knew I was abit narcissist...oh well...

 

Disorder Rating Information Paranoid: High click for info Schizoid: High click for info Schizotypal: Moderate click for info Antisocial: High click for info Borderline: Low click for info Histrionic: High click for info Narcissistic: Very High click for info Avoidant: Moderate click for info Dependent: Moderate click for info Obsessive-Compulsive: Moderate click for info

By: freedomlovingypsy
Age: 31-35 , Female
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  • underthekilt
    underthekilt

    oh man, even words the bisexual or antisocail is a swindle of accounting for an action, giving it a name, then selling it back to them as a niche. Consider the goth thing as evidence of that.

    Jan 9, 2009
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  • freedomlovingypsy
    freedomlovingypsy

    Robert, that would not surprise me...one bit!

    Jan 8, 2009
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  • cyberkitty
    cyberkitty

    Maybe dissocial is just a posh way of saying antisocial?

    Jan 8, 2009
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  • freedomlovingypsy
    freedomlovingypsy

    I agree 100 %! I think alot of people with normal issues go to a shrink or something, they get diagnosed with a major problem...They get these pills that totally mess up their mind, and then they wonder why they can't get better. Plus they get a label stuck on them that will NEVER go away, and then its ingrained into their mentality that they got something horribly wrong...But then, that's how docs get rich. ;)



    Why is your username underthekilt?? Kinda leaves me wondering...:D lol

    Jan 3, 2009
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  • underthekilt
    underthekilt

    i'm a bit concerned of this latest ideal to force people into a certain niche, or group. People are different, some people have issues (usually the nice ones) and there is no shame in that. But i begin to ponder as to who takes jobs that seeks to challenge the individual as opposed to celebrate them for their individuality. Sorry but people are not the same, and it's because of this ideal of thinking they can be uniform that so many people feel isolated when they are nothing other than normal.

    Jan 3, 2009
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