#cluster c culture is

[cluster-c-pds-culture-is]

questioning avdp culture is getting hit with “so you never had a deep relationship with anyone?” on a second visit to a therapist. like. i thought what i had were deep relationships...

(the therapist were right btw, they weren't)

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[comorbidpersonalitydisorders]

(Hello mod who also had npd/bpd/dpd ur so valid we twinning)(other mod is also valid ofc but we r not as twinning)

Dpd/Bpd/Npd culture is "what is going on with my self worth???" and never knowing what is going on with your confidence on a day to day.

(SO REAL -jazzy)

[a-healthy-dose-of-apathy]

me when my personality disorder actually impacts my life and doesn’t just make me a cool manic pixie dream girl (i will have this realization twice a week)

[sleeplessv0id]

sometimes the distractions fail, and I am forced to confront the fact that I am still as sick as I've always been.

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

NPD + AVPD culture is being so fucking spiteful when you see people with friends in public having a good time. Why do you get to be in public normally and I don't. Why do you get friends and I don't. How do you make friends easily and I don't. I don't get it it's unfair I just want what they have

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[winecovered]

oxiampathy . . . [ oxia, meaning oxygen, & empathy]

An empathy - related term for those who feel empathy for humans as a species, as opposed to individual people.

ー This is exclusive to those with disorders & similar things that affect empathy / sympathy ^_^

[PT. Oxiampathy. From "oxia," meaning oxygen, and empathy. An empathy-related term for those who feel empathy for humans as a species, as opposed to individual people. This is exclusive to those with disorders and similar things that affect empathy/sympathy .PT end]

[hpdcultureis]

hpd + ppd culture is ooooh i wanna be a streamer so bad but what if i get doxxed and stalked and killed

but maybe the risk isnt so bad if it means people are parasocial for me 🤩

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[cluster-b-culture-is]

Quick question: does DiD count as cluster b?

Good question. The short answer is no. More details below.

DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) is a Dissociative Disorder, not a Personality Disorder. Because DID used to be called MPD, many people think it's a Personality Disorder, but it's not. Cluster B specifically refers to Personality Disorders.

Dissociative Disorders (including DPDR, DID, OSDD, and more!) are characterized by dissociation, or a disconnection from either reality or oneself. DID specifically is characterized by the presence of two or more personality states (often called alters in a medical context) that are highly differentiated (at least some alters have very differing personality, mannerisms, gender, sexuality, age, etc.) and with dissociative amnesia at least some of the time (which is the inability to remember things that happened when another alter was controlling the body/fronting). DID is frequently caused by childhood trauma.

People with DID (like Mod Orange, who is writing this) often refer to themselves as systems, but not all systems have DID, and not all systems are formed by trauma. Similarly, not all people with DID use system terminology to refer to themselves. Many systems have OSDD-1, P-DID, UDD, or are not clinically disordered at all.

Personality Disorders (PDs), on the other hand, are set of disorders characterized by rigid, inflexible, and maladaptive patterns of thoughts and behaviors. People with personality disorders often have trouble with self-perception and interpersonal relationships. Many personality disorders are formed through trauma.

Personality disorders are divided into three clusters: Cluster A (PDs with a tendency towards social withdrawal), Cluster B (PDs with a tendency towards overly emotional thinking and behavior), and Cluster C (PDs with a tendency towards anxious and fearful behaviors).

Cluster A includes PPD (Paranoid Personality Disorder), SzPD (Schizoid Personality Disorder), and StPD (Schizotypal Personality Disorder).

Cluster B (which this blog focuses on) includes ASPD (Antisocial Personality Disorder), BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder), HPD (Histrionic Personality Disorder), and NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder).

Cluster C includes AvPD (Avoidant Personality Disorder), DPD (Dependent Personality Disorder), and OCPD (Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder)

This blog focuses on being a safe space for everyone with Cluster B PDs, since these PDs are very frequently demonized. There are other blogs and places across the internet that focus on other PDs, and on DID or systems. Hope this answers your question!

[cluster-c-pds-culture-is]

cluster c with cluster b culture is being self-centered in the most pathetic self-deprecating way possible

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[galaxysystemm]

Avpd culture is deleting your posts out of embarrassment when no one interacts with them

[sadistic-softie]

Constantly worried that I'm not enough

Constantly worried that I'm a burden

Constantly worried that I'm doing it all wrong

Constantly worried I'm accidentally hurting someone

Constantly worried I don't spend enough time with them

Constantly worried they think I secretly hate them

Constanly worried about being a bad person

Constantly doubting my trauma and abuse

Constantly doubting myself in general

Am I stupid? Am I lazy? Am I lying to myself?

I can't tell if you're mad at me? And I don't wanna know???

Scared to spend time with people I love because I'm worried I'm gonna get socially overwhelmed and they'll think that it's actually because I don't like them or don't wanna hang out with them or secretly hate them-

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[dpd-culture-is-blog]

dpd culture is rotting in bed until your dps want to see you or take you out again

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[sleeplessv0id]

I don't believe in God. anymore

but I hope he loved me. at least once.

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

AvPD + BPD + PPD + NPD culture is.

"Gee, how come your brain lets you have four personality disorders?"

"I don't know, but I wish it would stop."

(meme reference)

—👁️⚠️

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[dependent-broderline-culture-is]

Everyday claims that they are supportive of mental health until you have dependent personality disorder and become dependent on another person. basically to run part of your life