#pdnos

[ppd-culture-is]

Stop saying differently abled when you mean disabled.

Stop saying gifted burnt out kid when you mean disabled.

Stop saying the c-slur when you mean disabled.

Stop saying 'super power' when you mean disabled.

Stop saying senile when you mean disabled.

Stop saying special needs when you mean needs for someone who is disabled.

Start saying disabled when you mean disabled.

Disability isn't, nor will it ever be, a dirty word. The only reason you think it's dirty is because you walked on it with muddy shoes.

[pdnos-culture-is]

Welcome to PDNOS culture is!

This blog was made for those people who have been diagnosed (or think they have) Personality Disorder Not Otherwise Specified (PDNOS), Other Specified Personality Disorder (OSPD), and Unspecified Personality Disorder (UPD). This blog is managed by @h4v3n-system, a medically recognized UDD system with PDNOS. The usual fronter, Lou, will take your answers! Here are a few details...

You have to start your asks with "PDNOS/OSPD/UPD culture is...", and if you'd like to add more things, you may! (I.E: "PDNOS with NPD traits is...")

Despite the stances our main blog has, we prefer to keep this server completely neutral to discourses of any kind.

WE WILL DELETE ANY HATE AND ABLEISM AGAINST CLUSTER B DISORDERS.

Inspiration for blogs:

@narcissisticpdcultureis @aspd-culture @ppd-culture-is @cluster-b-culture-is

See you soon~

[eldritch-emojis]

Persodivergent | PDNOS | PPD

AvPD | OCPD | DPD

SzPD | StPD | BPD

this is part two ig. heres part one

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

pdnos w narcissistic traits culture is “the best revenge is being happy” but you’re also trying your hardest to shove your happiness in the face of those who hurt you so they know. because they Have To Know. what’s the point of being happy if i can’t weaponize it?

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[vocaloidgender]

PD-TS (Personality Disorder Trait Specified) awareness flag

What is PD-TS: This disorder can manifest in many ways, such as: The person having a lot of personality disorders, not having enough traits of personality disorders to be diagnosed specifically, or having a personality disorder that doesn't fit with current diagnostics of existing personality disorders.

In the past the DSM has had (and now removed) similar diagnoses such as PDNOS (Personality disorder not otherwise specified).

Please note that there is not much readily available information about PD-TS, it is incredibly under researched.

Color meanings: I decided to do a rainbow(ish) color pattern to represent the spectrum of personality disorders PD-TS can encompass. However, the colors are slightly muted and mismatched as the experiences with this disorder are upsetting and confusing. Each color does not have a specific meaning.

Symbol meaning: The symbol is a multipointed star, it shows the many ways in which this disorder can manifest for many people.

The second symbol used in these flags is the general PD symbol by delphientropy

Who can use this flag? Anyone who has PD-TS or is questioning having PD-TS (and those without for icon/headcanon reasons), although I will say that transid this flag is not for you.

Other flags: I am aware of an existing PD-TS flag, so consider this an alternative rather than an original. The flag can be found here and was made by neopronouns.

Tagging: @radiomogai @pdsarchive and @mad-pride

Symbols are under the cut!

Here is a plain version of the symbol used! It was found here as a free stock photo

[untruthsteller]

Hey for disability pride month, shout-out to people with "less than marked" diagnoses!

If you've got something with "unspecified" or "otherwise" in your diagnosis name, this one is for you! Your disorder is still real. You are still struggling with something and if that something causes you to need accommodations or causes you to struggle in your day to day life, you can still call yourself disabled. You still deserve the accommodations and care that someone who has a more concrete diagnosis. Your disability is real, your symptoms are real. As frustrating as it is, being classified with an "other" disorder is still disordered and your symptoms are enough. I love you!!!

[polygamousfistingchaos]

Haltlose Personality Disorder awareness flag

Meant to mirror the ASPD awareness flag.

Haltlose Personality Disorder (HLPD)

Haltlose personality disorder is a mental illness that displays as selfishness, blaming others for the actions they have committed, lacking direction in life and a lack of insight and self-control. They are unable to learn from experience or mistakes in life since they lack any sense of past or future, and are not able to genuinely care about other people.

Copy-pasted from this Wikipedia page on HLPD.

[npdbubblygum]

I think the shame spiral started so young that I had no identity or memories pre-shame.

I did not like singing along to songs in pre-school because I thought it was so cringe and embarrassing and other people were good at singing and what if I pronounced it wrong and someone noticed or cared

I did not like smiling in elementary school and practiced every day in mirrors and windows I passed by to be able to smile like the celebrities on magazines

In kindergarten I felt so wronged and humiliated when a teacher tried to "correct" my art because I didn't follow the rules that I still remember it to this day

In preschool I was so embarrassed about needing to go to the bathroom I couldn't handle having my friends come with so I framed it like girls who needed comoany to pee were silly and stupid

I didn't like playing tag or anything else I wasn't excellent at (even if it wasn't a competition, like playing on the monkey bars) because I was too ashamed

I was ashamed of my body as well, and how I ate and what I ate and what other people ate

There was no me before shame

And I couldn't handle the shame nor my "lack of self" and framed it like everyone else in the world was doing something wrong while I figured out how to "beat life"

A person not dictated by shame is someone I've had to create purposefully as an adult

[sysboxes]

[Text: This system is questioning PD-NOS.]

[Small text: personality disorder not otherwise specified)]

Like/reblog if you save or use

[apathyist]

“borderline personality disorder”? nah… my personalities just bordering from kangel to ame

[therapeutic007]

✨✨ When you realize your personality is like a buffet of Cluster A disorders… ✨✨

“So, I just found out my personality type is like a well-stocked fridge of cluster A disorders. Paranoid Personality Disorder? Check! I’m convinced my cat is plotting against me. 🐱🔍 Narcissistic Personality Disorder? Only when I look in the mirror and think, ‘Wow, I’m fabulous!’ ✨ And let's not forget Avoidant Personality Disorder—I haven’t left my house in three days, but I’m totally fine, I swear! 😅🏠

It’s a party in my brain, and everyone’s invited… except anyone who wants to socialize, obviously.

[lutravurr]

everyone who says cluster b instead of personality disorders to refer to base pd symptoms and clearly doesnt give a shit about pw hpd or aspd die in a fire forever ok

[pdnos-culture-is]

PDNOS culture is having a difficult time finding help or stoies you can relate to because you have a very specific combination of symptoms/traits

PDNOS culture is!

[littletissueghosts]

PD-TS with BPD Traits

Hey, uh, I made a flag for people who have PD-TS with BPD traits. This flag is inclusive of informed self-diagnosis but not of "transBPD" in the context of transID communities.

[Image ID: A flag with seven straight horizontal lines of roughly equal width. The center stripe is medium grey, and the two stripes outside of it are white. The top two stripes are a light blue/purple and a brighter blue, with the lighter stripe closest to the center. The bottom two stripes are a light grey-pink and a brighter pinkish red, with the lighter stripe closest to the center.]

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

pddnos/npd questioning culture is ironically empathizing with other people's experiences with low/applied empathy.

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[alive-but-dead-ah]

It's official guys, we're finally medically recognized for DID. We also turned out to have PDNOS with ASPD and NPD traits. We can rest in peace for ONCE