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[KiwiFuzz]

Let's walk through BPD and JY:

Spoiler: Diagnosis: Autism

BPD is a pervasive pattern of instability in interpersonal relationships, self-image, and emotion, as well as marked impulsivity beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of the following:

1 Chronic feelings of emptiness

2 Emotional instability in reaction to day-to-day events (e.g., intense episodic sadness, irritability, or anxiety usually lasting a few hours and only rarely more than a few days)

3 Frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment

4 Identity disturbance with markedly or persistently unstable self-image or sense of self

5 Impulsive behavior in at least two areas that are potentially self-damaging (e.g., spending, sex, substance abuse, reckless driving, binge eating)

6 Inappropriate, intense anger or difficulty controlling anger (e.g., frequent displays of temper, constant anger, recurrent physical fights)

7 Pattern of unstable and intense interpersonal relationships characterized by extremes between idealization and devaluation (also known as "splitting")

8 Recurrent suicidal behavior, gestures, or threats, or self-harming behavior

9 Transient, stress-related paranoid ideation or severe dissociative symptoms.

1. I don't have enough information to say whether he feels empty or not, but it wouldn't surprise me.

2. He's obviously emotionally unstable, enough so that manic depression has been considered as a diagnosis. So many of his videos are giddy, angry, tearful...

3. Frantic efforts to avoid abandonment? In spades.

4. I don't know if I can say that his sense of self is unstable, but there's a chasm between what he says about himself and how other people react to him, and I think it's fair to say that his self-image is unstable. I mean, it's got to be.

5. He's certainly impulsive about sexuality, and probably food and booze, too. No self-limits, no ability to recognize what is or isn't appropriate. He retcons this into him being an "activist" and a "proud lesbian," and maybe the doubling down is counter to impulsive, more compulsive, but it's certainly self-destructive.

6. Inappropriate outbursts of anger? In spades.

7. Total craziness in all of his relationships? In spades.

8. He hasn't made any suicide threats in a while, but I'd put this as a yes.

9. There's a backpack under his balcony and it's got metal in it and it's TOTALLY A BOMB, YOU GUYS. If he literally believes that someone tried to bomb him, then this is a yes; if he's just being hysterical and lying about it, then that also seems to fit the general craziness.

So he's emotionally unstable, avoids abandonment, impulsive, angry, unstable in relationships, and suicidal for sure, so that's six right there that check the box (and we only need five). Emptiness, unstable self-image, and paranoia are the three that I'm a little uncertain about, but signs on all three of these do point to a yes.

If someone else wants to walk through the criteria for an alternative diagnosis, I am there for it.

 

[Awel an Ankoù]

Kari and Donald give us a rundown on Yaniv court drama.

 

[pr3nt177]

Hmm gay jokes, just what a supposed "LGBT Activist" should be doing

Didn't take his smugness long to surface. He obviously feels invincible.

 

[Bowl of Ramen]

Hmm gay jokes, just what a supposed "LGBT Activist" should be doing

He’s a straight male in a muumuu. Gay jokes aren’t offensive to him.

 

[Awel an Ankoù]

Hmm gay jokes, just what a supposed "LGBT Activist" should be doing

snicker

 

[pr3nt177]

One of the funniest bits from the last batch of Sara vids is where he is crying/whinging from the pain of having his nose boil sliced off. "I am in so much pain right now, it's just too much(?)..." This from the bloke who claims he's excited and looking forward to GRS.

Now Sara has naffed him off he'll be on a desperate hunt for a replacement home help, after all, he's said his mother is not supportive.

I was watching Peter Kay (UK comedian) last night and there was a Slimming World sketch “I broke one of me nails... and I ‘ad a fry-up!" which reminded me of yaniv's OTT crying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6sMsv5iBb0

 

[Teazel]

Regarding the GD diagnosis: In Leafland, all one has to do is express distress at one's birth gender for more than six months. Not even a desire to transition, much less completing one. There are plenty of other possibilities, but there's nothing surprising about him getting that diagnosis. Hormones can often be acquired with informed consent, so a diagnosis isn't even needed, but the terms are so vague that anyone could tell their doctor they feel more like ____ gender and get the diagnosis.

https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/abs2270

 

[glass_houses]

Whilst everyone here is 100% convinced on BPD I'm gonna just be dubious. Idk. I have quite a bit of experience with it through work, study etc and whilst he has some symptoms like explosive anger and threats of suicide, the rest is all self reported feelings, right? Possibly the fear of abandonment, but it's not like he has many relationships and friendships to even show that. His interactions with Sara were quite intense, but that whole fear of being left also can show it's face in other PDs, for different reasons. Narcissism has it, in having a fear of losing control and not being perceived as this amazing person like they want to be.

Compare the symptoms with his actual behaviour. Everything he does actively pushes people away from him. And he doesn't care. He likes it, he revels in making himself seem intimidating and a figure you shouldn't be messing with. There's also the issue of self harm and suicide. Yes, these are issues in BPD, but your classic BPD there is a lot of physically damaging self harm. When has Yaniv, in all his medical sperging, admissions etc, revealed much self inflicted damage. These actions aren't random in BPD either, they are triggered responses. It's not attention seeking, it's a way of attempting to either stop this feared abandonment from happening or to regulate emotions. Many sufferers are not very outward acting with their symptoms either, you probably wouldnt know they had the condition until something sets them off and they jump in front of a train.

Yaniv, to me, comes across as a mix between borderline features, narcissistic features and antisocial features. This is not uncommon at all when it comes to PDs, there is a lot of overlap. I'm not sure how his diagnosis was made, but I'm wary to think of his history of potential munching. With the right amount of preparation anyone can try to change their assessments, it's usually self report. His behaviour just doesn't flat out scream classic BPD, there's way too many overlapping features.

It's easy to go with the stereotype people with BPD are just crazy cunts who don't want to get better etc, but there are a lot of factors that make it very hard to even get treatment. In the UK, there are guidelines for medical professionals specifically stating how to deal with those looking for treatment. There are no recommended medications for it because the issues are not to do with hormones or anything, it's usually to do with child abuse- especially neglect. You can't fix that with medication, only long term therapy which has high drop out rates.

So yeah idk, I'd like to read the report myself if it is ever released. There's too much missing for me to think this is a cut and dry issue solved by one diagnosis.

I do agree with you, and the horse I personally backed in this race was called 'Narcissist'. I'd also like to add that I'd strongly doubted that Yaniv genuinely suffered from gender dysphoria, and that the whole transgender thing was an extension of the Munchhausen's act he was bunging on. And yet, here's the bit of paper from a pro saying otherwise. I think that Yaniv has a spectrum of Cluster B symptoms and the BPD diagnosis is basically taking the largest amount of symptoms he has under one disorder and putting him in that category.

God, what I wouldn't give for an independent, non-government-burnout-court-psych, psychiatric assessment of the man.

 

[Chicken Picnic]

Let's walk through BPD and JY:

Spoiler: Diagnosis: Autism

1. I don't have enough information to say whether he feels empty or not, but it wouldn't surprise me.

2. He's obviously emotionally unstable, enough so that manic depression has been considered as a diagnosis. So many of his videos are giddy, angry, tearful...

3. Frantic efforts to avoid abandonment? In spades.

4. I don't know if I can say that his sense of self is unstable, but there's a chasm between what he says about himself and how other people react to him, and I think it's fair to say that his self-image is unstable. I mean, it's got to be.

5. He's certainly impulsive about sexuality, and probably food and booze, too. No self-limits, no ability to recognize what is or isn't appropriate. He retcons this into him being an "activist" and a "proud lesbian," and maybe the doubling down is counter to impulsive, more compulsive, but it's certainly self-destructive.

6. Inappropriate outbursts of anger? In spades.

7. Total craziness in all of his relationships? In spades.

8. He hasn't made any suicide threats in a while, but I'd put this as a yes.

9. There's a backpack under his balcony and it's got metal in it and it's TOTALLY A BOMB, YOU GUYS. If he literally believes that someone tried to bomb him, then this is a yes; if he's just being hysterical and lying about it, then that also seems to fit the general craziness.

So he's emotionally unstable, avoids abandonment, impulsive, angry, unstable in relationships, and suicidal for sure, so that's six right there that check the box (and we only need five). Emptiness, unstable self-image, and paranoia are the three that I'm a little uncertain about, but signs on all three of these do point to a yes.

If someone else wants to walk through the criteria for an alternative diagnosis, I am there for it.

You are taking Yaniv's postings at face value and and assuming it just fits to these symptoms, which when you see them written down is one thing, but actually seeing them experienced in a patient is very different. Avoids abandonment how? And why? You say he hasn't made suicide threats in a while, but avoiding abandonment in BPD, in a classic, stereotypical sense, comes with "if you leave I will kill myself" being left in 60 voice messages to someone and then actually acting on those threats. Someone with BPD may try to kill themselves just because someone cancelled plans to meet them that day. It's not just when it comes to romantic partners, it's anyone who they feel an attachment to (this is where unstable relationships come in). The instability they describe is known as black and white thinking- there is no grey, people are either good or bad and that judgement can change in seconds depending on their actions.

Next, emptiness. Another reason people with BPD self harm severely and regularly is this symptom right here. Feeling absolutely no joy in life, they hurt themselves to make them feel SOMETHING instead of feeing the formation of a supermassive black hole in their gut. What evidence of repeat self harm do we actually have with Yaniv? And are those episodes reactionary? Do they come after an interaction with someone goes sour, for example. This obviously doesn't have to be cutting, but that's probably the easiest method so that's why it's pretty common. But some people choose to go for slamming their extremities into things to bruise themselves, or regularly overdosing on medication but not enough so they need direct medical attention.

Paranoia in BPD is usually centred on the fear of abandoned and, again, gets worse episodically. This is the thing with BPD and bipolar- many people here have said yaniv seems to go through manic depressive like mood swings, which is important when it comes to assessing the emotional instability part. The instability in BPD is usually very short lived. Manic/depressive episodes in bipolar are a lot longer in comparison. A period of days in some kind of high and low is very common in someone with bipolar but pretty uncommon in BPD, which is more likely to have someone swing into a deep depression for something like 3 hours. This is because BPD causes something called emotional dysregulation- literally not being able to regulate your emotional responses to things.

It's intense but it's short lived. Someone with BPD will usually be triggered into an episode as they can't control how emotional the get, procede to try to fix this by doing something impulsive like drinking a whole bottle of vodka and having a go at their arm with a kitchen knife before calling their now ex boyfriend 59 times begging them to take them back, adding in photos of their self harm for good measure. They then come out of the episode, realise what they've done and feel extremely guilty. They realise their actions probably have scared off the person they were trying to keep with them and contact them more to try and rectify the situation. When they can't, they kill themselves from guilt and shame because, in black and white terms, everyone they care about hates them, they're a shitty person and will die alone anyway so why not?

There's also the more "quiet form" if the condition where actions are internalised. You don't have the 67 phone calls and messages to someone, because someone presenting in this way thinks it doesn't matter what they do, everyone hates them and will abandon them. So they just until they get too tired of the emptiness and kill themselves.

Maybe later I'll write up some stuff on other personality disorders and how they present, but I have a lot less experience with how their symptoms present in a broader sense, only the classic way.

 

[trustedherd]

NO NO NO ... that's just not right

& what is he doing with dildos?

He secretly loves cock, so much so that he lays in bed with a giant rubber cock and then sends videos of himself playing with it while simultaneously jerking his little peen, to his fiance, how romantic, top-grade material for his delusional little wank bank

From @WGkitty
Yaniv acts like a 33-year-old should by driving to Kari Simpson's place of work and blasting music.
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What a cunt, if stalking was an Olympic sport Yaniv would be a gold medal contender.

Kari and Donald give us a rundown on Yaniv court drama.
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He applied for a firearms licence, how fucking delusional is he, he's a fucking mental case but imagine this mental case with with a handgun and what does he want one for, if he had a gun it would only be a matter of time before he shot somebody, maybe Miriam?

 

[PluckingChickens]

He looks like the bastard child of Mario Lopez and that alien diner guy from attack of the clones.

After all this time, I went back to page one.
I've never seen him as a male.
That smug expression brings red flags galore.
He almost looks worse as a male, if it's at all possible.
Did I just throw a backhand compliment? ?

 

[Junkail]

He applied for a firearms licence, how fucking delusional is he, he's a fucking mental case but imagine this mental case with with a handgun and what does he want one for, if he had a gun it would only be a matter of time before he shot somebody, maybe Miriam?

Wonder if he stalks that gun girl on social media? I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.

 

[Short Stack]

How much of a problem are straw purchases in Leafland?
Momma yanny could always apply for a permit, & we know she'll do anything for her spawn

 

[BallBuster]

Kari and Donald give us a rundown on Yaniv court drama.
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So 2 cows sucking each other’s dicks. I also like how Kari embellishes the urgency in which she had to move to avoid being run down.

 

[Uncle Phil]

He applied for a firearms licence, how fucking delusional is he, he's a fucking mental case but imagine this mental case with with a handgun and what does he want one for

I agree he probably can't pass the screening to obtain a license, but especially not for a handgun.

Spoiler: Canuck gun laws

In Maple Land, new applicants can only apply for the PAL (Possession/Acquisition License, most basic type of firearms license). This permits someone to obtain and own non-restricted firearms, i.e., long guns that have no features that would cause them to be considered Restricted or Prohibited (barrel length and automatic capability are the biggest ones).

All handguns are considered to be at least Restricted, and those below a certain length, or firing .25 or .32 cal, or appearing on the Prohibited list by model, are Prohibited. If you don't have a professional reason to carry a pistol (which is fuckin' rare in Canada compared to the USA; even licensed security don't carry on the job unless doing cash logistics) then you are generally limited to Unrestricted (long rifles and shotguns).

Ultimately it is legal under the right circumstances for a citizen to possess a Restricted handgun (often for target shooting as part of a shooting club). Even then, it is simplest to store it securely at the club, because who wants to have to contact their local PD every time they put their gun case in their trunk for transport? The rules are a massive pain in the ass.

Prohibited weapons (anything automatic and anything particularly compact) are generally not legal for citizens to own with the exception of collectors who successfully apply to the office of their province's Chief Firearms Officer for a case-by-case permission.

In any case, the following questions appear on the RCMP application form for a PAL:

6(a) During the past 5 years, have you been subject to a peace bond or protection order?
...
6(c) During the past 5 years, have you threatened or attempted suicide, or... suffered from or been diagnosed/treated for: depression, alcohol, drug or substance abuse, behavioural problems, or emotional problems?
6(d) During the past 2 years, have you experienced a divorce, separation, break down of a significant relationship, job loss or bankruptcy?

JY is required on the form to display a ton of his red flags, or else tell a bunch of easily-bustable lies to the RCMP, which is a crime this context.

 

[Junkail]

I agree he probably can't pass the screening to obtain a license, but especially not for a handgun.

Spoiler: Canuck gun laws

In Maple Land, new applicants can only apply for the PAL (Possession/Acquisition License, most basic type of firearms license). This permits someone to obtain and own non-restricted firearms, i.e., long guns that have no features that would cause them to be considered Restricted or Prohibited (barrel length and automatic capability are the biggest ones).

All handguns are considered to be at least Restricted, and those below a certain length, or firing .25 or .32 cal, or appearing on the Prohibited list by model, are Prohibited. If you don't have a professional reason to carry a pistol (which is fuckin' rare in Canada compared to the USA; even licensed security don't carry on the job unless doing cash logistics) then you are generally limited to Unrestricted (long rifles and shotguns).

Ultimately it is legal under the right circumstances for a citizen to possess a Restricted handgun (often for target shooting as part of a shooting club). Even then, it is simplest to store it securely at the club, because who wants to have to contact their local PD every time they put their gun case in their trunk for transport? The rules are a massive pain in the ass.

Prohibited weapons (anything automatic and anything particularly compact) are generally not legal for citizens to own with the exception of collectors who successfully apply to the office of their province's Chief Firearms Officer for a case-by-case permission.

In any case, the following questions appear on the RCMP application form for a PAL:

6(a) During the past 5 years, have you been subject to a peace bond or protection order?
...
6(c) During the past 5 years, have you threatened or attempted suicide, or... suffered from or been diagnosed/treated for: depression, alcohol, drug or substance abuse, behavioural problems, or emotional problems?
6(d) During the past 2 years, have you experienced a divorce, separation, break down of a significant relationship, job loss or bankruptcy?

JY is required on the form to display a ton of his red flags, or else tell a bunch of easily-bustable lies to the RCMP, which is a crime this context.

Yaniv wouldn't even pass a screening for a gun in the U.S. (he could still get one at gunshows though).

 

[Awel an Ankoù]

Yaniv wouldn't even pass a screening for a gun in the U.S. (he could still get one at gunshows though).

Even if Yaniv got a gun in the US it wouldn't matter much. Yaniv would be beaten or shot for pulling half of the shit we've seen.

 

[Short Stack]

Yaniv wouldn't even pass a screening for a gun in the U.S. (he could still get one at gunshows though).

You've been drinking the Kool Aide
Explain how he could get one at a gun show in the States please?

 

[Second Hand Syringe]

How much of a problem are straw purchases in Leafland?
Momma yanny could always apply for a permit, & we know she'll do anything for her spawn

It's not a huge problem here. What's more common is black market firearms being smuggled in from the USA (many of which were bought through straw purchases and gun shows) and sold for a heavy profit. It runs deeper than people realize.... for example the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooter (Gabriel Wortman) was smuggling in weapons and incendiary grenades while working as a RCMP confidential informant.

 

[Junkail]

You've been drinking the Kool Aide
Explain how he could get one at a gun show in the States please?

They don't do background checks. All he has to do is act normal long enough to convince the dealer he's a ok.