Why is this considered a disorder?
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Jan 4 - 10PM
Why is this considered a disorder?
Not saying it should/shouldn't be. But, I have to admit. I struggle with calling this a disorder, because it feels like an excuse for bad behavior. These men treat women like crap...and that's a *disorder?*
But then I think of all the similar patterns with our stories here. The way these men tend to act out in similar ways. The cheating. The lies. The need to be in the limelight. The hoovering. The d&d. The luring, and conniving. The berating, insulting emails. The silent treatment. I mean, it's uncanny the resemblance our stories all share.
But still...a disorder? Is it really a mental illness? Maybe it is. I'd say the two narcs I've dealt with were mentally ill to some degree. They just aren't normal.
Maybe I'm answering my own question.
Deidre 99
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It is A Disorder
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It's not a mental illness
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