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  1. i have the deadly combo of bpd hpd and dpd which means that i crave attention from everyone, but i also split on everyone every 2 seconds, but i also am scared of doing anything for myself so it makes the first goal quite hard. and on top of that i have did like leave me alone :BlobhajSadReach:

    #jirai #jiraidon #jiraitakeover #personalitydisorder #bpd #hpd #dpd #did #introject

  2. The authoritarian personality type given guns, zero training and a license to kill with impunity #PersonalityDisorder #Abuse #DARVO

  3. I did a poll here for a week. 141 people responded. I was interested in #mastodon users' preferred categorization of the term "neurodiverse." The results generally confirmed my a priori predictions but had some surprises. Some takeaways for me, right now:

    • Autism was in a tie for top position, unsurprising as, in my experience, autism was the first condition to be labeled "neurodiverse" or "neuroatypical", and is, I suspect, something of a prototype for the category.
    • ADHD was tied (given the sample) with autism. I was mildly surprised. I think a few years ago this would not have been the case; ADHD awareness, activism, and acceptance have increased dramatically over the past few years.
    • Schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, and #bipolar disorders were the next group. The inclusion of anxiety disorders surprised me; I suspected it would be tied with depression disorders.
    • Personality disorders being endorsed at the same rate as depression and intellectual disability was a mild surprise.
    • Psychopathy being tied with depression and intellectual disability was a pretty big surprise for me. This poll was largely about opinions and preferences, so stigma is (IMO) a big part of it. "Being a psychohpath" seems to be less stigmatized (in a specific way) than I thought... it's also possible the results would change if I'd used the word "psychopath" instead of "psychopathy."
    • Intellectual disabiity (until pretty recently labeled "mental retardation" but, you know, the euphemism treadmill) was a wild card for me; I didn't know where it would end up. I would like to do a different survey sometime, with a different response format, so I could see the variability in responses. I suspect this condition (and a few others) would result in a lot of variability.
    • Pedophilia was of particular interest to me. The results confirmed my strong a priori hypothesis, and this (plus psychopathy) was a major reason for wording the poll as I did, prompoting for preferences instead of a more objective assessment of the research-based fitness of each condition for the "neurodiverse" category.

    More about #pedophilia: a nice, big mountain of research strongly suggests that it is a condition of altered brain development; in fact, it is probably a sexual orientation. A better survey than this simple poll might assess participants' understanding of pedophilia in addition to the question I did ask. I suspect many people confuse pedophilia with child molestation/abuse (nb: pedophilia is a pattern of attraction, not a set of behaviors, though many pedophiles have also abused children).

    Both the left and right political meta-groups in the USA have latched onto "pedophile" as a label for child molestation--usually of post-pubescent children, where pedophilia is very specifically a pattern of attraction to prepubescent children. There was flirtation during Trump's first term with the more correct(ish) labels "hebephilia" and "ephebephilia", but I think the need for a stronger, more dehumanizing label won in the end, and "pedophile" packs a bigger cultural/emotional punch than "child molester."

    Anyway, thanks to everyone who participated. This is fascinating enough for me that I might even do a real survey sometime. If I can get my dean to stop giving me extra classes for calling him out on his anti-labor nonsense.

    Notes:

    1. I phrased the question as *Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella? * instead of asking which conditions would be classified as neurodiverse, etc. for reasons noted above.
    2. I chose "neurodiverse" instead of "neuroatypical", believing that the latter would produce more restricted categorization.
    3. This is not (I hope) research according to federal definitions. It's a demonstration of a concept and I won't be trying to disseminate these results in scientific journals or at science conferences.

    #neurodiverse #neuroatypical #poll #adhd #autism #schizophrenia #anxiety #bipolar #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #depression #IntellectualDisability

  4. I did a poll here for a week. 141 people responded. I was interested in #mastodon users' preferred categorization of the term "neurodiverse." The results generally confirmed my a priori predictions but had some surprises. Some takeaways for me, right now:

    • Autism was in a tie for top position, unsurprising as, in my experience, autism was the first condition to be labeled "neurodiverse" or "neuroatypical", and is, I suspect, something of a prototype for the category.
    • ADHD was tied (given the sample) with autism. I was mildly surprised. I think a few years ago this would not have been the case; ADHD awareness, activism, and acceptance have increased dramatically over the past few years.
    • Schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, and #bipolar disorders were the next group. The inclusion of anxiety disorders surprised me; I suspected it would be tied with depression disorders.
    • Personality disorders being endorsed at the same rate as depression and intellectual disability was a mild surprise.
    • Psychopathy being tied with depression and intellectual disability was a pretty big surprise for me. This poll was largely about opinions and preferences, so stigma is (IMO) a big part of it. "Being a psychohpath" seems to be less stigmatized (in a specific way) than I thought... it's also possible the results would change if I'd used the word "psychopath" instead of "psychopathy."
    • Intellectual disabiity (until pretty recently labeled "mental retardation" but, you know, the euphemism treadmill) was a wild card for me; I didn't know where it would end up. I would like to do a different survey sometime, with a different response format, so I could see the variability in responses. I suspect this condition (and a few others) would result in a lot of variability.
    • Pedophilia was of particular interest to me. The results confirmed my strong a priori hypothesis, and this (plus psychopathy) was a major reason for wording the poll as I did, prompoting for preferences instead of a more objective assessment of the research-based fitness of each condition for the "neurodiverse" category.

    More about #pedophilia: a nice, big mountain of research strongly suggests that it is a condition of altered brain development; in fact, it is probably a sexual orientation. A better survey than this simple poll might assess participants' understanding of pedophilia in addition to the question I did ask. I suspect many people confuse pedophilia with child molestation/abuse (nb: pedophilia is a pattern of attraction, not a set of behaviors, though many pedophiles have also abused children).

    Both the left and right political meta-groups in the USA have latched onto "pedophile" as a label for child molestation--usually of post-pubescent children, where pedophilia is very specifically a pattern of attraction to prepubescent children. There was flirtation during Trump's first term with the more correct(ish) labels "hebephilia" and "ephebephilia", but I think the need for a stronger, more dehumanizing label won in the end, and "pedophile" packs a bigger cultural/emotional punch than "child molester."

    Anyway, thanks to everyone who participated. This is fascinating enough for me that I might even do a real survey sometime. If I can get my dean to stop giving me extra classes for calling him out on his anti-labor nonsense.

    Notes:

    1. I phrased the question as *Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella? * instead of asking which conditions would be classified as neurodiverse, etc. for reasons noted above.
    2. I chose "neurodiverse" instead of "neuroatypical", believing that the latter would produce more restricted categorization.
    3. This is not (I hope) research according to federal definitions. It's a demonstration of a concept and I won't be trying to disseminate these results in scientific journals or at science conferences.

    #neurodiverse #neuroatypical #poll #adhd #autism #schizophrenia #anxiety #bipolar #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #depression #IntellectualDisability

  5. I did a poll here for a week. 141 people responded. I was interested in #mastodon users' preferred categorization of the term "neurodiverse." The results generally confirmed my a priori predictions but had some surprises. Some takeaways for me, right now:

    • Autism was in a tie for top position, unsurprising as, in my experience, autism was the first condition to be labeled "neurodiverse" or "neuroatypical", and is, I suspect, something of a prototype for the category.
    • ADHD was tied (given the sample) with autism. I was mildly surprised. I think a few years ago this would not have been the case; ADHD awareness, activism, and acceptance have increased dramatically over the past few years.
    • Schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, and #bipolar disorders were the next group. The inclusion of anxiety disorders surprised me; I suspected it would be tied with depression disorders.
    • Personality disorders being endorsed at the same rate as depression and intellectual disability was a mild surprise.
    • Psychopathy being tied with depression and intellectual disability was a pretty big surprise for me. This poll was largely about opinions and preferences, so stigma is (IMO) a big part of it. "Being a psychohpath" seems to be less stigmatized (in a specific way) than I thought... it's also possible the results would change if I'd used the word "psychopath" instead of "psychopathy."
    • Intellectual disabiity (until pretty recently labeled "mental retardation" but, you know, the euphemism treadmill) was a wild card for me; I didn't know where it would end up. I would like to do a different survey sometime, with a different response format, so I could see the variability in responses. I suspect this condition (and a few others) would result in a lot of variability.
    • Pedophilia was of particular interest to me. The results confirmed my strong a priori hypothesis, and this (plus psychopathy) was a major reason for wording the poll as I did, prompoting for preferences instead of a more objective assessment of the research-based fitness of each condition for the "neurodiverse" category.

    More about #pedophilia: a nice, big mountain of research strongly suggests that it is a condition of altered brain development; in fact, it is probably a sexual orientation. A better survey than this simple poll might assess participants' understanding of pedophilia in addition to the question I did ask. I suspect many people confuse pedophilia with child molestation/abuse (nb: pedophilia is a pattern of attraction, not a set of behaviors, though many pedophiles have also abused children).

    Both the left and right political meta-groups in the USA have latched onto "pedophile" as a label for child molestation--usually of post-pubescent children, where pedophilia is very specifically a pattern of attraction to prepubescent children. There was flirtation during Trump's first term with the more correct(ish) labels "hebephilia" and "ephebephilia", but I think the need for a stronger, more dehumanizing label won in the end, and "pedophile" packs a bigger cultural/emotional punch than "child molester."

    Anyway, thanks to everyone who participated. This is fascinating enough for me that I might even do a real survey sometime. If I can get my dean to stop giving me extra classes for calling him out on his anti-labor nonsense.

    Notes:

    1. I phrased the question as *Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella? * instead of asking which conditions would be classified as neurodiverse, etc. for reasons noted above.
    2. I chose "neurodiverse" instead of "neuroatypical", believing that the latter would produce more restricted categorization.
    3. This is not (I hope) research according to federal definitions. It's a demonstration of a concept and I won't be trying to disseminate these results in scientific journals or at science conferences.

    #neurodiverse #neuroatypical #poll #adhd #autism #schizophrenia #anxiety #bipolar #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #depression #IntellectualDisability

  6. I did a poll here for a week. 141 people responded. I was interested in #mastodon users' preferred categorization of the term "neurodiverse." The results generally confirmed my a priori predictions but had some surprises. Some takeaways for me, right now:

    • Autism was in a tie for top position, unsurprising as, in my experience, autism was the first condition to be labeled "neurodiverse" or "neuroatypical", and is, I suspect, something of a prototype for the category.
    • ADHD was tied (given the sample) with autism. I was mildly surprised. I think a few years ago this would not have been the case; ADHD awareness, activism, and acceptance have increased dramatically over the past few years.
    • Schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, and #bipolar disorders were the next group. The inclusion of anxiety disorders surprised me; I suspected it would be tied with depression disorders.
    • Personality disorders being endorsed at the same rate as depression and intellectual disability was a mild surprise.
    • Psychopathy being tied with depression and intellectual disability was a pretty big surprise for me. This poll was largely about opinions and preferences, so stigma is (IMO) a big part of it. "Being a psychohpath" seems to be less stigmatized (in a specific way) than I thought... it's also possible the results would change if I'd used the word "psychopath" instead of "psychopathy."
    • Intellectual disabiity (until pretty recently labeled "mental retardation" but, you know, the euphemism treadmill) was a wild card for me; I didn't know where it would end up. I would like to do a different survey sometime, with a different response format, so I could see the variability in responses. I suspect this condition (and a few others) would result in a lot of variability.
    • Pedophilia was of particular interest to me. The results confirmed my strong a priori hypothesis, and this (plus psychopathy) was a major reason for wording the poll as I did, prompoting for preferences instead of a more objective assessment of the research-based fitness of each condition for the "neurodiverse" category.

    More about #pedophilia: a nice, big mountain of research strongly suggests that it is a condition of altered brain development; in fact, it is probably a sexual orientation. A better survey than this simple poll might assess participants' understanding of pedophilia in addition to the question I did ask. I suspect many people confuse pedophilia with child molestation/abuse (nb: pedophilia is a pattern of attraction, not a set of behaviors, though many pedophiles have also abused children).

    Both the left and right political meta-groups in the USA have latched onto "pedophile" as a label for child molestation--usually of post-pubescent children, where pedophilia is very specifically a pattern of attraction to prepubescent children. There was flirtation during Trump's first term with the more correct(ish) labels "hebephilia" and "ephebephilia", but I think the need for a stronger, more dehumanizing label won in the end, and "pedophile" packs a bigger cultural/emotional punch than "child molester."

    Anyway, thanks to everyone who participated. This is fascinating enough for me that I might even do a real survey sometime. If I can get my dean to stop giving me extra classes for calling him out on his anti-labor nonsense.

    Notes:

    1. I phrased the question as *Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella? * instead of asking which conditions would be classified as neurodiverse, etc. for reasons noted above.
    2. I chose "neurodiverse" instead of "neuroatypical", believing that the latter would produce more restricted categorization.
    3. This is not (I hope) research according to federal definitions. It's a demonstration of a concept and I won't be trying to disseminate these results in scientific journals or at science conferences.

    #neurodiverse #neuroatypical #poll #adhd #autism #schizophrenia #anxiety #bipolar #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #depression #IntellectualDisability

  7. Following discussions elsewhere, I'm interested in who we think is #neurodiverse. Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella?

    (one billion hashtags to include relevant communities and individuals)

    #mentalhealth #psychology #autism #intellectualdisability #adhd #anxiety #depression #bipolar #schizophrenia #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #pedophilia

  8. Following discussions elsewhere, I'm interested in who we think is #neurodiverse. Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella?

    (one billion hashtags to include relevant communities and individuals)

    #mentalhealth #psychology #autism #intellectualdisability #adhd #anxiety #depression #bipolar #schizophrenia #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #pedophilia

  9. Following discussions elsewhere, I'm interested in who we think is #neurodiverse. Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella?

    (one billion hashtags to include relevant communities and individuals)

    #mentalhealth #psychology #autism #intellectualdisability #adhd #anxiety #depression #bipolar #schizophrenia #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #pedophilia

  10. Following discussions elsewhere, I'm interested in who we think is #neurodiverse. Which of the following conditions do you personally think should be included under the #neurodiversity umbrella?

    (one billion hashtags to include relevant communities and individuals)

    #mentalhealth #psychology #autism #intellectualdisability #adhd #anxiety #depression #bipolar #schizophrenia #PersonalityDisorder #psychopathy #pedophilia

  11. Saturday, November 22, 2025

    Capitulation and betrayal by Trump: Ukraine & controversial US peace plan -- European leaders push back on surprise Ukraine peace deal, affirm support for Kyiv -- US threatening to cut intelligence, weapons to pressure Ukraine into new peace deal -- US official contradicts Ukraine’s Umerov’s claim that he didn’t amend peace plan ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  12. Saturday, November 22, 2025

    Capitulation and betrayal by Trump: Ukraine & controversial US peace plan -- European leaders push back on surprise Ukraine peace deal, affirm support for Kyiv -- US threatening to cut intelligence, weapons to pressure Ukraine into new peace deal -- US official contradicts Ukraine’s Umerov’s claim that he didn’t amend peace plan ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  13. Saturday, November 22, 2025

    Capitulation and betrayal by Trump: Ukraine & controversial US peace plan -- European leaders push back on surprise Ukraine peace deal, affirm support for Kyiv -- US threatening to cut intelligence, weapons to pressure Ukraine into new peace deal -- US official contradicts Ukraine’s Umerov’s claim that he didn’t amend peace plan ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  14. Saturday, November 22, 2025

    Capitulation and betrayal by Trump: Ukraine & controversial US peace plan -- European leaders push back on surprise Ukraine peace deal, affirm support for Kyiv -- US threatening to cut intelligence, weapons to pressure Ukraine into new peace deal -- US official contradicts Ukraine’s Umerov’s claim that he didn’t amend peace plan ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  15. #NowPlaying the recent album "Please" by the band #TheReticent from the #USA

    #ProgressiveMetal #AlbumsOf2025

    Personal Rating: 5 / 10

    Recommended Tracks: -

    It's applaudable that a band dedicates a whole Album to the topics #anxiety #SuicidePrevention #Depression #PersonalityDisorder#PanicAttacks etc.
    But it's Not an Album that I will Listen to again.

    #NotJustSad #MentalHealth #BlackDog
    #YoureNotAlone

  16. #NowPlaying the recent album "Please" by the band #TheReticent from the #USA

    #ProgressiveMetal #AlbumsOf2025

    Personal Rating: 5 / 10

    Recommended Tracks: -

    It's applaudable that a band dedicates a whole Album to the topics #anxiety #SuicidePrevention #Depression #PersonalityDisorder#PanicAttacks etc.
    But it's Not an Album that I will Listen to again.

    #NotJustSad #MentalHealth #BlackDog
    #YoureNotAlone

  17. #NowPlaying the recent album "Please" by the band #TheReticent from the #USA

    #ProgressiveMetal #AlbumsOf2025

    Personal Rating: 5 / 10

    Recommended Tracks: -

    It's applaudable that a band dedicates a whole Album to the topics #anxiety #SuicidePrevention #Depression #PersonalityDisorder#PanicAttacks etc.
    But it's Not an Album that I will Listen to again.

    #NotJustSad #MentalHealth #BlackDog
    #YoureNotAlone

  18. The symptoms associated with trauma can also be found in a wide range of other conditions.

    These include:

    - Autism
    - Schizophrenia
    - BPD and other 'personality disorders'
    - Depression
    - Anxiety disorder (GAD)

    And many others.

    ⬇️ (more info below)

    #Autism #Trauma #Safety #Hypervigilance #Anxiety #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #PersonalityDisorder

  19. The symptoms associated with trauma can also be found in a wide range of other conditions.

    These include:

    - Autism
    - Schizophrenia
    - BPD and other 'personality disorders'
    - Depression
    - Anxiety disorder (GAD)

    And many others.

    ⬇️ (more info below)

    #Autism #Trauma #Safety #Hypervigilance #Anxiety #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #PersonalityDisorder

  20. The symptoms associated with trauma can also be found in a wide range of other conditions.

    These include:

    - Autism
    - Schizophrenia
    - BPD and other 'personality disorders'
    - Depression
    - Anxiety disorder (GAD)

    And many others.

    ⬇️ (more info below)

  21. The symptoms associated with trauma can also be found in a wide range of other conditions.

    These include:

    - Autism
    - Schizophrenia
    - BPD and other 'personality disorders'
    - Depression
    - Anxiety disorder (GAD)

    And many others.

    ⬇️ (more info below)

    #Autism #Trauma #Safety #Hypervigilance #Anxiety #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #PersonalityDisorder

  22. | 𝐌𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 |

    Diagnostic complexities associated with #psychopathy and #antisocial #personalitydisorder

    A 29-year-old guy convicted for 2 attempted murders and insulting a public authority was assessed using the PCL-R scale. Psychopathic traits were absent from previous testing. Forensic psychopathy assessments must be thorough. Further psychopathy and #ASPD diagnostic/treatment research and tailored correctional approaches to prevent #recidivism are needed

    ➡️ doi.org/10.4081/mw.2024.15

  23. CW: Bunch of personal stuff, some kind of whiny

    Sometimes I think of how many physical/mental strikes I had against me from birth. This shrimpy* kid with a progressive hearing loss, twisted-up legs, deeply fucked #executiveFunction, who almost died right away from mastitis, who was spanked or whipped almost every day of his life from age 2-12, whose mom probably had a #personalityDisorder and ran an authoritarian dictatorship household (6 kids), whose dad was rarely around and honestly didn't seem all that involved or interested when he was; the kid who went to boarding school (for the #deaf) at age 13 and never felt 100% like part of the family after that...

    Sometimes I feel sorry for myself. Other times I feel like Fuck Yeah I'm Still Here (and somehow gainfully employed and have an absofuckinglutely amazing kid).

    And I remember that I was also that shrimpy* kid who couldn't stop #reading; who was obsessed with finding out what was true and right; who loved visual, musical, and dramatic #art almost more than life; who played with #words and ideas instead of balls and teammates, who had a mother willing to slap you in the face for disrespect but also willing to fight half a dozen school districts to get her kids into the best classes or #PublicSchool available, whose father didn't seem to like him all that much, but did love him and worked himself almost to death, giving up the career he was passionate about to feed his family.

    The mix of #selfPity and gratitude swings wide, sometimes. This morning it's #gratitude.

    *No longer shrimpy, starting at about age 25; in fact, kind of chunky since then.

    #disability #hearingloss #navelgazing

  24. CW: Bunch of personal stuff, some kind of whiny

    Sometimes I think of how many physical/mental strikes I had against me from birth. This shrimpy* kid with a progressive hearing loss, twisted-up legs, deeply fucked #executiveFunction, who almost died right away from mastitis, who was spanked or whipped almost every day of his life from age 2-12, whose mom probably had a #personalityDisorder and ran an authoritarian dictatorship household (6 kids), whose dad was rarely around and honestly didn't seem all that involved or interested when he was; the kid who went to boarding school (for the #deaf) at age 13 and never felt 100% like part of the family after that...

    Sometimes I feel sorry for myself. Other times I feel like Fuck Yeah I'm Still Here (and somehow gainfully employed and have an absofuckinglutely amazing kid).

    And I remember that I was also that shrimpy* kid who couldn't stop #reading; who was obsessed with finding out what was true and right; who loved visual, musical, and dramatic #art almost more than life; who played with #words and ideas instead of balls and teammates, who had a mother willing to slap you in the face for disrespect but also willing to fight half a dozen school districts to get her kids into the best classes or #PublicSchool available, whose father didn't seem to like him all that much, but did love him and worked himself almost to death, giving up the career he was passionate about to feed his family.

    The mix of #selfPity and gratitude swings wide, sometimes. This morning it's #gratitude.

    *No longer shrimpy, starting at about age 25; in fact, kind of chunky since then.

    #disability #hearingloss #navelgazing

  25. CW: Bunch of personal stuff, some kind of whiny

    Sometimes I think of how many physical/mental strikes I had against me from birth. This shrimpy* kid with a progressive hearing loss, twisted-up legs, deeply fucked #executiveFunction, who almost died right away from mastitis, who was spanked or whipped almost every day of his life from age 2-12, whose mom probably had a #personalityDisorder and ran an authoritarian dictatorship household (6 kids), whose dad was rarely around and honestly didn't seem all that involved or interested when he was; the kid who went to boarding school (for the #deaf) at age 13 and never felt 100% like part of the family after that...

    Sometimes I feel sorry for myself. Other times I feel like Fuck Yeah I'm Still Here (and somehow gainfully employed and have an absofuckinglutely amazing kid).

    And I remember that I was also that shrimpy* kid who couldn't stop #reading; who was obsessed with finding out what was true and right; who loved visual, musical, and dramatic #art almost more than life; who played with #words and ideas instead of balls and teammates, who had a mother willing to slap you in the face for disrespect but also willing to fight half a dozen school districts to get her kids into the best classes or #PublicSchool available, whose father didn't seem to like him all that much, but did love him and worked himself almost to death, giving up the career he was passionate about to feed his family.

    The mix of #selfPity and gratitude swings wide, sometimes. This morning it's #gratitude.

    *No longer shrimpy, starting at about age 25; in fact, kind of chunky since then.

    #disability #hearingloss #navelgazing

  26. The, at times, febrile chatter on Twitter over the obvious innocence and evident guilt in the Lucy Letby case with the clinging dags of scam experts means there isn't going to be any reasoned argument that isn't partial.

    So, my own post hoc fitting of theory to facts is about coincident guilt and innocence.

    The blizzard of notes, post-its of guilt, accusations, admissions and circumstantial evidence looks like a personality disorder of N personalities.

    #PersonalityDisorder

  27. The, at times, febrile chatter on Twitter over the obvious innocence and evident guilt in the Lucy Letby case with the clinging dags of scam experts means there isn't going to be any reasoned argument that isn't partial.

    So, my own post hoc fitting of theory to facts is about coincident guilt and innocence.

    The blizzard of notes, post-its of guilt, accusations, admissions and circumstantial evidence looks like a personality disorder of N personalities.

    #PersonalityDisorder

  28. hi!
    june 1 marks the so-called "narcissistic abuse awareness day" which is loads of ableist bullshit targetting people with NPD (narcissistic personality disorder)!

    "narc abuse" is an ableist term! a PD isn't making you an abuser - in fact people with PDs are more prone to be abused due to stigma surrouding these conditions and the ableist narratives about each and every one of them!

    if i see anyone celebrating that so-called "awareness day" you're going to be fucking cursed 5 generations before and after your pathetic ableist ass! 💕 it's just called abuse and painting pw/NPD as abusers is shitty!

    i also want to urge instance staff that see this (both local and remote) to moderate ableism properly including talks of "narc abuse" and other flavors of bigotry towards people with PDs

    also, shoutout to my homies with PDs don't let anyone on fedi harass you for your condition <3

    ableists don't get to sit in one table with us <3

    #PSA #MentalHealth #PersonalityDisorder #PD #NPD #NarcissisticPersonalityDisorder

  29. hi!
    june 1 marks the so-called "narcissistic abuse awareness day" which is loads of ableist bullshit targetting people with NPD (narcissistic personality disorder)!

    "narc abuse" is an ableist term! a PD isn't making you an abuser - in fact people with PDs are more prone to be abused due to stigma surrouding these conditions and the ableist narratives about each and every one of them!

    if i see anyone celebrating that so-called "awareness day" you're going to be fucking cursed 5 generations before and after your pathetic ableist ass! 💕 it's just called abuse and painting pw/NPD as abusers is shitty!

    i also want to urge instance staff that see this (both local and remote) to moderate ableism properly including talks of "narc abuse" and other flavors of bigotry towards people with PDs

    also, shoutout to my homies with PDs don't let anyone on fedi harass you for your condition <3

    ableists don't get to sit in one table with us <3

    #PSA #MentalHealth #PersonalityDisorder #PD #NPD #NarcissisticPersonalityDisorder