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    kids back. But I did it and I still can't get my kids back. They don't understand me or my culture ............... I read all the material in my program, I don't have a weed addiction. The first place (clinic) I went to said I was Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). I was like 'what is that?' They really wouldn't tell me but said they…

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    America has elected an extreme narcissist to be President. We have to learn what narcissism is, what to expect, and how to handle it. Autocratic leadership is the natural political expression of a narcissist. Mental health professionals can not speak out about a person they have not been authorized to diagnose (although a few have spoken out). While this makes ethical sense from their professional perspective, it leaves us without authoritative information. For now, this means that the…

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    The Fly Poem

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    The Fly Vile, repulsive, and yet ultimately benign; this is the life of a fly. In the Poem “The Fly” Karl Shapiro defines the operations of a mundane housefly in exorbitant detail. From searching for a mate to burying maggots in the dermis of a corpse to the fly’s demise, Shapiro holds no stray detail of the fly’s being from the reader. Karl Shapiro utilizes imagery and figurative language to express the underlying beauty and repulsion of an otherwise benign fly. First, Shapiro utilizes…

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    Dr. Banks Suicide

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    emotional stress such as doing things nice for herself or finding distracting activities, Dr. Banks wanted to reduce the capacity for the memories to produce distress. Dr. Banks uses an exposure technique that is similar to post-traumatic stress disorder in which Banks would slowly expose Karen to the traumatic memories and stimuli, or things that trigger her memories. In these exercises, Karen was asked to repeatedly to describe the events in general detail. With recounting the memories to Dr.…

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    Borderline Personality Disorder Traits and Sexuality: Bridging a Gap in the Literature. This article was written by Lynnaea Northey, Cara R. Dunkley, E. David Klonsky, and Boris B. Gorzalka. The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality is the professional journal the article was published in, and it was published August 1, 2016. The main issue of the article, or the main topic of the article is about the lack of research done on how sexuality affects people who suffer Borderline Personality…

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    What Is Self-Harm?

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    self-injurious behavior (Winchel and Stanley, 1990, 307).” People with disorders also exhibit self-mutilative tendencies, although this is the most broad category of self harmers. The Winchel and Stanley (1990) article puts an emphasis on people who struggle with borderline personality disorder. In the Gardner and Cowdry (as cited in Winchel and Stanley, 1991), self destructive behaviors performed by people with borderline personality disorder exhibited habits of cutting, burning, scratching and…

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    The Outsiders Essay If someone completely opposite to you called you a disgrace to society, would you say the same to them? In S.E. Hinton’s novel, The Outsiders, greasers are considered a disgrace to society because of their insufficient housing and their lack of money to afford things that the socs have. Though the greasers are poor, they love each other like a family. The socs, on the other hand, do not really “love” each other. They can afford the “necessary” things, but many are not kind,…

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    adults basically fall for this trap because; they view popularity in school as acting like these main popular characters on television, in order to belong to the cool crowd. Not realizing that these tv stars create a false or overly exaggerated personality to get a job because in reality no one wants to be friends with someone who is infatuated with themselves and doesn’t care about others. Even in an article in Psychology Today, Peter Gray says that, there is an increased pressure on children…

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    accomplishments (Al-vord, Grados and Johnson, 2005). So, in somehow not this generation but their parents are bit responsible of this claim. Moreover, narcissism changes by the time between generations, and an individu-al’s age. The Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI) research is being used widely, which investigates people of the same age at different points of time. The NPI is increasing over the time in millennials. But researchers are still unclear whether this is due to rises in…

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    Antisocial Personality Disorder Antisocial Personality Disorder is a common disorder where an individual like to stay to themselves. They don’t like being in huge groups around a lot of people. Some people that have this disorder is very charming and nice when you meet them, others are often angry and upset. They feel like they are an outcast and no one understands them. They usually sit in the back or where no one else is located. This disorder always stuck out to me, People…

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