Ppd

[Grrr]

At the moment, im starting to feel slightly enlightened as to why my behaviour has been the way it is lately.ke to a counsellor and she says i do seem to be suffering from ppd (paranoid personality disorder) im unsure wether this makes things official. But i have been doing alot of research on this, and im quite amazed at how much of it refers to me really.. ya know when ya just think "wow?" i know, in my heart that this is me.

 

I was wondering, from another persons point of view, if told by a friend/someone you just met/partner that they had a paranoid/any personality disorder, how would you react?

 

anyone who has ever told someone? what are the mixed reactions? i would love to ehar from people who have told someone, and i would love to hear the reactions they gave.

 

thanks very much

[Adunaphel]

I was wondering, from another persons point of view, if told by a friend/someone you just met/partner that they had a paranoid/any personality disorder, how would you react?

 

I would listen if it came from someone who has nothing to gain by telling me, and whom I consider a person generally worth listening.

I would take it badly if it came from someone who could have a distorted perspective, or if I got the idea that this person was just trying to project his own problems on me.

 

anyone who has ever told someone? what are the mixed reactions? i would love to ehar from people who have told someone, and i would love to hear the reactions they gave.

 

It is not the same thing, but I made someone who is a very, very close relative notice that her sporadic outbursts of what could be considered abusive behaviour could have been related to hormonal problems.

 

As a first reaction, she got mad, yelled me to go **** myself, that I was an unsufferable spoiled bitchy know-it-all that didn't knew sh*t about life (hey, most of this is true. but yet you should not yell ).

(not very surprising).

Months later she said I was right. (I hadn't been the only one person to notice this)