True that. I get angry about it because the mentally ill person never had the choice or opportunity not to have that first episode. I just recently learned that people with Borderline Personality Disorder are more sensitive to adrenaline rushes than other people which may explain why they experience emotions so much more intensely than most people.
Oh yes, they do feel very intensely at times. The problem is what you see is them being a moody jerk but underneath they're panicking. So it's easy to write them off as no good i suppose. When the whole time they're afraid of being no good. They also self medicate A SHIT TON, some basically constantly. And that always makes behaviour worse. Trust me I know how bad self medicating constantly can alter your perspectives.
If you could mooch off the system, would you?
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True that. I get angry about it because the mentally ill person never had the choice or opportunity not to have that first episode. I just recently learned that people with Borderline Personality Disorder are more sensitive to adrenaline rushes than other people which may explain why they experience emotions so much more intensely than most people.
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Oh yes, they do feel very intensely at times. The problem is what you see is them being a moody jerk but underneath they're panicking. So it's easy to write them off as no good i suppose. When the whole time they're afraid of being no good. They also self medicate A SHIT TON, some basically constantly. And that always makes behaviour worse. Trust me I know how bad self medicating constantly can alter your perspectives.