Mean Girls Psychological Analysis

From High School Musical to 16 Wishes the antagonist always seemed to want to ruin the protagonist’s life when from the looks of it the villain had it all. Most non- animated Disney movies, the protagonist somehow ends up doing something that upsets the antagonist while also taking away some of the attention the villain of the movie loves. This leads the bad guy/girl to do all the bad things in the movie. The audience knows that they are the villains but what the audience didn’t know was that the bad guy/girl was experiencing a mental disorder. Many times those kids were viewed as villains from all the bad things they did to the protagonist like keeping Troy and Gabriella from trying out, but all those evil plans were signs and symptoms of histrionic personality disorder. This is a disorder in which a person needs to be the center of attention and feels uncomfortable when they are not hence the feeling of wanting to destroy those who took it away.
Histrionic personality disorder is childhood disorder that can be easily be mistaken for being a spoiled, narcissistic, or shallow child. These kids will do the unbelievable to someone like framing them of something to committing a crime (Regina George from Mean Girls) in order to keep things the way they want it, but this is because they want …show more content…
There is no blood tests that can identify a person with histrionic personality disorder but only a psychiatrist and a psychologist can diagnose this disorder. The way to treat this mental disorder is through medication or psychotherapy with a therapist. This can help many disorders like eating