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She's not. Her prefrontal cortex has a good 6 years before it develops. It's gonna be a long, bumpy road until then.
Yeah, what is it they say, your brain doesn't stop developing until like twenty five or something like that? I've said for a few years now that you're not truly grown up until your late twenties.
 
Yeah, what is it they say, your brain doesn't stop developing until like twenty five or something like that? I've said for a few years now that you're not truly grown up until your late twenties.
She has plenty of time to crash out an fuck up her life until then. I hope she doesn't though. We don't need any more casualties in gen Z's mental health crisis.
 
Personally I think this is where things are at currently. She recognizes there are issues, and is at least exploring the help.
You do have a point here. I still doubt that she's there yet, but she does seem to be moving in the right direction. That positive shift seems too slight and too fragile as of right now, and will almost certainly fall apart at the next significant bump in the road, but I'll admit that I'd be glad to be proven wrong.

And it is a lot like going through that process; it's a shitty mess of unlearning a lot of bad habits and unhelpful rationalizations, and you will fuck up a lot at first trying to develop new ones.
I don't know if the substance abuse module for DBT is used in all programs or just the one that I was in (since it had quite a few people there who were there on a court order because of drug offenses), but the part teaching how to avoid spiraling back into full-on self-destruction is helpful for a lot more than just drug relapses. If it's not a part of the core course, it really should be.
 
You do have a point here. I still doubt that she's there yet, but she does seem to be moving in the right direction. That positive shift seems too slight and too fragile as of right now, and will almost certainly fall apart at the next significant bump in the road, but I'll admit that I'd be glad to be proven wrong.
I honestly think that she may be doing better than we think, as it looks like she's starting to make friendships among the people who were part of her group therapy, as well as her recent attempts on taking responsibility for the state of her apartment. Also, if she's telling the truth about going back to taking her meds that means that she's aware of their importance and that she should start thinking long term instead of being so impulsive
 
I guess a good follow-up question is, do I even have BPD? Answer honestly, or I will slash your tires.
Man is too stupid to even convincingly copy the thought process of a BPD despite being obsessed with them. I feel for your mom, ross, having to raise you probably made her lose half her brain cells
 
I guess a good follow-up question is, do I even have BPD? Answer honestly, or I will slash your tires.
How in the actual fuck would I know? Being  accurately diagnosed with BPD requires professional screening, ideally with a clinician who has years of experience and several sessions' worth of time working with you, specifically. It's not a thing to be taken lightly, self-diagnosed, or diagnosed by armchair shrinks on KF.
 
I guess a good follow-up question is, do I even have BPD? Answer honestly, or I will slash your tires.
Even if you had the most interesting case of BPD ever recorded, I would let you fucking languish in obscurity rather than assisting or even drawing attention to you.

Ps it was a fucking miserable day when you slithered out of the abortion bucket
 
Side effect of her meds, perhaps?
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Oh, now she has problems with emotions. Poking at the past aside, I have to agree that she seems to be doing better. We might lose the thread in a year or two, but I guess that is what* makes it more special :optimistic:


edit: after the general chat incident, in retrospect, I might have been slightly wrong :story:
 
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I don't think I'm a schizo. If I were to guess, I am probably bipolar; it would explain the sudden emotional outbursts and anger issues I have, but I could be wrong.
I love watching retards with no skills or practical knowledge self diagnose with the help of Dr. Google. Why, it says here I have...carcinoma of the..cerebellum. Oh no, not CoC!
 
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