How would you describe someone with Histrionic Personality Disorder?
Q. Without copy pasting, how would you describe someone with Histronic Personality Disorder? Is it related to narcissism? Thanks.
Asked by iblockidiots - Sat Jan 26 10:25:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would describe them as self centered, immature, and dillusional. they project what they think other people should be thinking about them, and then react to that. And they often shift the blame to other people for things that go wrong, rather than accepting fault themselves. ("it was you who ruined the relationship, if YOU had treated me better, I wouldn't have cheated on you") in relation to narcissism? narcissist tend to think they are better than everyone . They are "special" and that only other "special" people could truly understand them. They also think people are jealous of them. basicly, it's more internal.. They almost think they are "above" us ordinary folk... like spoiled royalty. --Histrionics don't understand why we are… [cont.]
Answered by Cristal - Sat Jan 26 10:43:48 2008
Q. Without copy pasting, how would you describe someone with Histronic Personality Disorder? Is it related to narcissism? Thanks.
Asked by iblockidiots - Sat Jan 26 10:25:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would describe them as self centered, immature, and dillusional. they project what they think other people should be thinking about them, and then react to that. And they often shift the blame to other people for things that go wrong, rather than accepting fault themselves. ("it was you who ruined the relationship, if YOU had treated me better, I wouldn't have cheated on you") in relation to narcissism? narcissist tend to think they are better than everyone . They are "special" and that only other "special" people could truly understand them. They also think people are jealous of them. basicly, it's more internal.. They almost think they are "above" us ordinary folk... like spoiled royalty. --Histrionics don't understand why we are… [cont.]
Answered by Cristal - Sat Jan 26 10:43:48 2008
Natural cure for Histrionic Personality Disorder?
Q. I found that I am suffering from a condition called Histrionic Personality Disorder for the past 5 years or so. I am glad to finally understand why I am the way that I am, but I cannot afford any therapy etc. Does anyone know any free psych help for people with no insurance or money, or any NATURAL remedies such as diet or certain meditation etc? <3
Asked by Alyssa M - Fri Dec 5 16:23:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A lot of areas have public mental health clinics that work with ppl who have no/low income and no insurance. There is a sliding scale based on income. You can call the hospital or ask around. As for natural remedies-positive thoughts, mediation, prayer, journaling, exercise, staying busy with enjoyable things, trying to be nicer and more sociable, trying to improve and change the way you think. Diets won't change your personality disorder eating healthy will make your body more healthy.
Answered by Sonora - Fri Dec 5 16:51:56 2008
Q. I found that I am suffering from a condition called Histrionic Personality Disorder for the past 5 years or so. I am glad to finally understand why I am the way that I am, but I cannot afford any therapy etc. Does anyone know any free psych help for people with no insurance or money, or any NATURAL remedies such as diet or certain meditation etc? <3
Asked by Alyssa M - Fri Dec 5 16:23:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A lot of areas have public mental health clinics that work with ppl who have no/low income and no insurance. There is a sliding scale based on income. You can call the hospital or ask around. As for natural remedies-positive thoughts, mediation, prayer, journaling, exercise, staying busy with enjoyable things, trying to be nicer and more sociable, trying to improve and change the way you think. Diets won't change your personality disorder eating healthy will make your body more healthy.
Answered by Sonora - Fri Dec 5 16:51:56 2008
Just diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and histrionic personality disorder plus more, read on?
Q. I have just been diagnosed with this and there's also a strong chance of dependent personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder. Im not on any meds because i just dont want to, anyone with any of these how do you cope, is it hard what do you go through, i just feel i need someone to relate to.
Asked by AnaBaby - Fri Jul 24 12:09:51 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Educate yourself on the disorders youve been diagnosed for. Try to recognize your own behaviors thoughts and feelings that match those that are part of these disorders. Once you know what is going on and can acknowledge and recognize how the disorder play out in you you can begin to try to manage reduce and change those behaviors thoughts and feelings. I didn't realize much of what I was doing thinking being until I was diagnosed with bpd. I'd never even heard of it. once I read about it I realized I had many negative and distorted approaches to reality that were causing me great difficulties in relationships and daily existence that I didn't have to live with. The good thing about borderline and histrionic is that in time with great… [cont.]
Answered by disaster girl - Fri Jul 24 12:41:01 2009
Q. I have just been diagnosed with this and there's also a strong chance of dependent personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder. Im not on any meds because i just dont want to, anyone with any of these how do you cope, is it hard what do you go through, i just feel i need someone to relate to.
Asked by AnaBaby - Fri Jul 24 12:09:51 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Educate yourself on the disorders youve been diagnosed for. Try to recognize your own behaviors thoughts and feelings that match those that are part of these disorders. Once you know what is going on and can acknowledge and recognize how the disorder play out in you you can begin to try to manage reduce and change those behaviors thoughts and feelings. I didn't realize much of what I was doing thinking being until I was diagnosed with bpd. I'd never even heard of it. once I read about it I realized I had many negative and distorted approaches to reality that were causing me great difficulties in relationships and daily existence that I didn't have to live with. The good thing about borderline and histrionic is that in time with great… [cont.]
Answered by disaster girl - Fri Jul 24 12:41:01 2009
If some one has histrionic Personality disorder what kind of people are they mostly attracted to?
Q. If some one has HPD what kind of a person are they more likely to be attracted to? Some one with gender confusion and low self esteem? If it's a woman are they more prone to have relations with the same sex?
Asked by stone - Thu May 8 21:19:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they are mostly attracted to themselves.
Answered by amsam - Thu May 8 21:27:42 2008
Q. If some one has HPD what kind of a person are they more likely to be attracted to? Some one with gender confusion and low self esteem? If it's a woman are they more prone to have relations with the same sex?
Asked by stone - Thu May 8 21:19:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they are mostly attracted to themselves.
Answered by amsam - Thu May 8 21:27:42 2008
What can I do to treat histrionic personality disorder?
Q. I was recently diagnosed as a pathological liar with HPD. Is there anything I can do besides therapy?
Asked by Sasquatch - Sun Jun 22 09:44:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The problem you have is a situation where treatment is difficult: The cause of this disorder is unknown, but childhood events and genetics may both be involved. It occurs more frequently in women than in men, although some feel it is simply more often diagnosed in women because attention-seeking and sexual forwardness is less socially acceptable for women. People with this disorder are usually able to function at a high level and can be successful socially and at work. They may seek treatment for depression when romantic relationships end. They often fail to see their own situation realistically, instead tending to over dramatise and exaggerate. Responsibility for failure or disappointment is usually blamed on others. Treatment: … [cont.]
Answered by Rev JackM - Sun Jun 22 10:05:16 2008
Q. I was recently diagnosed as a pathological liar with HPD. Is there anything I can do besides therapy?
Asked by Sasquatch - Sun Jun 22 09:44:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The problem you have is a situation where treatment is difficult: The cause of this disorder is unknown, but childhood events and genetics may both be involved. It occurs more frequently in women than in men, although some feel it is simply more often diagnosed in women because attention-seeking and sexual forwardness is less socially acceptable for women. People with this disorder are usually able to function at a high level and can be successful socially and at work. They may seek treatment for depression when romantic relationships end. They often fail to see their own situation realistically, instead tending to over dramatise and exaggerate. Responsibility for failure or disappointment is usually blamed on others. Treatment: … [cont.]
Answered by Rev JackM - Sun Jun 22 10:05:16 2008
Do you know anyone who has histrionic personality disorder?
Q. According to the definition, they are self-centered, approval seeking, dramatic, manipulative, have a lack of empathy for others and are obsessed with how they look, sometimes giving off sexual vibes. How do you deal with this type of person on a daily basis?
Asked by Angel - Sat Apr 26 15:40:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is sad that you asked "how do you DEAL with TYPE of person". they didn't choose to has this DISORDER. i have borderline personality with histrionic traits! histrionic personality disorder: Causes The cause of this disorder is unknown, but childhood events and genetics may both be involved. It occurs more frequently in women than in men, although some feel it is simply more often diagnosed in women because attention seeking and sexual forwardness are less socially acceptable for women than for men. People with this disorder are usually able to function at a high level and can be successful socially and at work. They may seek treatment for depression when romantic relationships end. They often fail to see their own situation… [cont.]
Answered by insanew/nasty intervals ofsanity - Sat Apr 26 16:28:28 2008
Q. According to the definition, they are self-centered, approval seeking, dramatic, manipulative, have a lack of empathy for others and are obsessed with how they look, sometimes giving off sexual vibes. How do you deal with this type of person on a daily basis?
Asked by Angel - Sat Apr 26 15:40:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is sad that you asked "how do you DEAL with TYPE of person". they didn't choose to has this DISORDER. i have borderline personality with histrionic traits! histrionic personality disorder: Causes The cause of this disorder is unknown, but childhood events and genetics may both be involved. It occurs more frequently in women than in men, although some feel it is simply more often diagnosed in women because attention seeking and sexual forwardness are less socially acceptable for women than for men. People with this disorder are usually able to function at a high level and can be successful socially and at work. They may seek treatment for depression when romantic relationships end. They often fail to see their own situation… [cont.]
Answered by insanew/nasty intervals ofsanity - Sat Apr 26 16:28:28 2008
Are you married and diagnosed with Histrionic Personality Disorder?
Q. I have read that most or all Histrionic Personality Disorder women cheat and all their relationships inevitably fail. Is this true? I would like to hear from women with HPD. Thanks.
Asked by iblockidiots - Mon Feb 11 13:10:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say, not having that disorder but having been educated about it, that the drama can tend to get too much for the spouse, and that cheating is just another way to get attention, both of which can cause the marriage to fail.
Answered by eillem123 - Mon Feb 11 13:23:51 2008
Q. I have read that most or all Histrionic Personality Disorder women cheat and all their relationships inevitably fail. Is this true? I would like to hear from women with HPD. Thanks.
Asked by iblockidiots - Mon Feb 11 13:10:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say, not having that disorder but having been educated about it, that the drama can tend to get too much for the spouse, and that cheating is just another way to get attention, both of which can cause the marriage to fail.
Answered by eillem123 - Mon Feb 11 13:23:51 2008
Does anyone suffer with Histrionic Personality disorder? Please help!?
Q. i have borderline personality disorder with histrionic traits. my questions are what is your life life living with histrionic disorder? do you have family/friends that believe in who you truly are? how often do you put on an act? (not being your true self) What problems have you encountered because of this personality disorder? thank you in advance for your input...i just need some help from other that live with is personality disorder! thank you for the info :)...i know what histrionic is...i want to know what your life is like with it.
Asked by insanew/nasty intervals ofsanity - Wed May 7 18:39:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I realize that you really have a lot that you are currently going through concerning your fiance, his 2 children and their dysfunctional mother...and I would imagine these issues combined with the disorders that you have been diagnosed with must really make the situation all that more stressful for you...I admit that I know very little about Histrionic Personality Disorder...I don't have any family or acquaintances with the disorder...but I have heard of it. Thank you TigerLilly for the information that you provided. I can only imagine what people with these kinds of disorders must go through and the frustrations you must feel. I certainly hope that anyone that suffers from HPD or any related disorders do get that the love and support… [cont.]
Answered by ndnqt1966 - Wed May 7 21:04:13 2008
Q. i have borderline personality disorder with histrionic traits. my questions are what is your life life living with histrionic disorder? do you have family/friends that believe in who you truly are? how often do you put on an act? (not being your true self) What problems have you encountered because of this personality disorder? thank you in advance for your input...i just need some help from other that live with is personality disorder! thank you for the info :)...i know what histrionic is...i want to know what your life is like with it.
Asked by insanew/nasty intervals ofsanity - Wed May 7 18:39:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I realize that you really have a lot that you are currently going through concerning your fiance, his 2 children and their dysfunctional mother...and I would imagine these issues combined with the disorders that you have been diagnosed with must really make the situation all that more stressful for you...I admit that I know very little about Histrionic Personality Disorder...I don't have any family or acquaintances with the disorder...but I have heard of it. Thank you TigerLilly for the information that you provided. I can only imagine what people with these kinds of disorders must go through and the frustrations you must feel. I certainly hope that anyone that suffers from HPD or any related disorders do get that the love and support… [cont.]
Answered by ndnqt1966 - Wed May 7 21:04:13 2008
Is it possible to have Histrionic Personality Disorder without being sexually inappropriate?
Q. Is it possible to have Histrionic Personality Disorder without being sexually inappropriate?
Asked by Canchito - Wed May 20 17:07:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes definately. Being 'sexually inappropriate' as you call it, isn't one of the main symptoms. I'd research it more, that'll help way more than most people on here can. Hope this helps. ~xoxox
Answered by lucylemon37 - Wed May 20 17:16:57 2009
Q. Is it possible to have Histrionic Personality Disorder without being sexually inappropriate?
Asked by Canchito - Wed May 20 17:07:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes definately. Being 'sexually inappropriate' as you call it, isn't one of the main symptoms. I'd research it more, that'll help way more than most people on here can. Hope this helps. ~xoxox
Answered by lucylemon37 - Wed May 20 17:16:57 2009
Is getting excited when there's a crisis a symptom of Histrionic Personality Disorder?
Q. e.g. my stepdad got taken to hospital in an ambulance and I got all excited, not happy excited but just hyperactive. I do have the diagnosis of HPD
Asked by Canchito - Fri May 22 14:03:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you just love drama...even if it means somebody got seriously hurt.
Answered by Perfect Disaster (: - Fri May 22 14:14:22 2009
Q. e.g. my stepdad got taken to hospital in an ambulance and I got all excited, not happy excited but just hyperactive. I do have the diagnosis of HPD
Asked by Canchito - Fri May 22 14:03:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you just love drama...even if it means somebody got seriously hurt.
Answered by Perfect Disaster (: - Fri May 22 14:14:22 2009
Do you think there is a such thing as histrionic personality disorder?
Q. Is it genetic and inflexible?
Asked by Renee - Mon Jul 6 15:15:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello Renee, One hundred percent and i mean 100 %, there are people who suffer from this disorder. How can I be so confident? i met once such female .Ohhh! what a nightmare- The symptoms did fit her like a glove . its a disorder i beg to differ from my friend. not only did she not know about it its just that i noticed something was strange about her behavior..i went online and dished out this disorder. My docs have confirmed her bahaviour. I know her mom too. I can also tell you confidently its influenced by genetic material for sure as well as the grooming in the early childhood.Its a pretty serious disorder. These guys and esp Gals will never carry a relationship long enough..they get bored too easily...will cheat on their marriage… [cont.]
Answered by Mohit - Fri Jul 10 09:40:37 2009
Q. Is it genetic and inflexible?
Asked by Renee - Mon Jul 6 15:15:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello Renee, One hundred percent and i mean 100 %, there are people who suffer from this disorder. How can I be so confident? i met once such female .Ohhh! what a nightmare- The symptoms did fit her like a glove . its a disorder i beg to differ from my friend. not only did she not know about it its just that i noticed something was strange about her behavior..i went online and dished out this disorder. My docs have confirmed her bahaviour. I know her mom too. I can also tell you confidently its influenced by genetic material for sure as well as the grooming in the early childhood.Its a pretty serious disorder. These guys and esp Gals will never carry a relationship long enough..they get bored too easily...will cheat on their marriage… [cont.]
Answered by Mohit - Fri Jul 10 09:40:37 2009
what are some creative things i can do to drive a person with histrionic personality disorder crazy?
Q. i'm looking for some new ideas. i can amuse myself, can't i?
Asked by sugaree - Fri Aug 18 18:35:37 2006 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. jeez.. is jerri acting up? didnt you move far enough... we enjoyed,, "we" being me and my friend with the same name as i, we would have multiple conversations with one "disordered person" then when either of us were questioned on what we said we would deny it and say it was the other one that must of said that. after 3 or 4 times of that consecutively we would almost achieve "crackage". i say almost because ya know,, i really cant take credit for that.
Answered by nodumgys - Fri Aug 18 18:38:21 2006
Q. i'm looking for some new ideas. i can amuse myself, can't i?
Asked by sugaree - Fri Aug 18 18:35:37 2006 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. jeez.. is jerri acting up? didnt you move far enough... we enjoyed,, "we" being me and my friend with the same name as i, we would have multiple conversations with one "disordered person" then when either of us were questioned on what we said we would deny it and say it was the other one that must of said that. after 3 or 4 times of that consecutively we would almost achieve "crackage". i say almost because ya know,, i really cant take credit for that.
Answered by nodumgys - Fri Aug 18 18:38:21 2006
who are famous people with histrionic personality disorder?
Q. does anyone know real life, famous people with histrionic personality disorder?
Asked by biblobaggins23 - Sun Apr 22 16:03:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Like in the movies? Or in real life? Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind is a prime example. anna nicole smith
Answered by wranglergirl - Sun Apr 22 16:14:40 2007
Q. does anyone know real life, famous people with histrionic personality disorder?
Asked by biblobaggins23 - Sun Apr 22 16:03:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Like in the movies? Or in real life? Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind is a prime example. anna nicole smith
Answered by wranglergirl - Sun Apr 22 16:14:40 2007
Is it possible to have the symptoms of Histrionic Personality Disorder yet be a likeable person?
Q. all the forums and blogs about HPD seem to be about how horrible these people are, but I most of the symptoms of HPD but I'm considered a likeable person for most of the time, except when I'm in full swing with my moods.
Asked by Canchito - Thu May 21 17:46:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you have a less extreme case. When you are not in a mood, you are probably likeable. Remember that no one is likeable ALL the time, just as no one is UNlikeable all the time.
Answered by Dancie - Thu May 21 18:10:00 2009
Q. all the forums and blogs about HPD seem to be about how horrible these people are, but I most of the symptoms of HPD but I'm considered a likeable person for most of the time, except when I'm in full swing with my moods.
Asked by Canchito - Thu May 21 17:46:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you have a less extreme case. When you are not in a mood, you are probably likeable. Remember that no one is likeable ALL the time, just as no one is UNlikeable all the time.
Answered by Dancie - Thu May 21 18:10:00 2009
What are some signs that I'm dating a guy with "Histrionic Personality Disorder" and how do I deal with him?
Q. What are some signs that I'm dating a guy with "Histrionic Personality Disorder" and how do I deal with him?
Asked by Sarah - Wed May 28 23:52:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a psychological disorder characterized by attention-seeking behavior. People with this condition tend to get their "own" idea of self-esteem from the opinions of others--meaning, their perception about their self does not arise from a "true feeling of self-worth". A person with this disorder might: * Be uncomfortable unless he or she is the center of attention * Dress provocatively and/or exhibit inappropriately seductive or flirtatious behavior * Shift emotions rapidly * Act very dramatically as though performing before an audience with exaggerated emotions and expressions, yet appears to lack sincerity * Be overly concerned with physical appearance * Constantly seek reassurance or approval * Be gullible and… [cont.]
Answered by edelweiss - Thu May 29 00:11:14 2008
Q. What are some signs that I'm dating a guy with "Histrionic Personality Disorder" and how do I deal with him?
Asked by Sarah - Wed May 28 23:52:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a psychological disorder characterized by attention-seeking behavior. People with this condition tend to get their "own" idea of self-esteem from the opinions of others--meaning, their perception about their self does not arise from a "true feeling of self-worth". A person with this disorder might: * Be uncomfortable unless he or she is the center of attention * Dress provocatively and/or exhibit inappropriately seductive or flirtatious behavior * Shift emotions rapidly * Act very dramatically as though performing before an audience with exaggerated emotions and expressions, yet appears to lack sincerity * Be overly concerned with physical appearance * Constantly seek reassurance or approval * Be gullible and… [cont.]
Answered by edelweiss - Thu May 29 00:11:14 2008
what causes histrionic personality disorder?
Q. I have a friend with some of the symptons that contribute to this disorder and was wondering what causes it?
Asked by Monique W - Tue Jul 17 11:33:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Like many disorders, the cause of this one is uncertain. It is thought childhood events and genetics may both be involved. Women are more likely to have it then men. Men with similar symptoms are usually diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. For men, though, when they are diagnosed with HPD there may be other "symptoms" such as difficulties with regard to the person's sexual identification. Even though there may be a biologic source to this disorder, there is little research. Psychoanalytic theories incriminate seductive and authoritarian attitudes by fathers of these patients.
Answered by pretty panda - Tue Jul 17 11:44:09 2007
Q. I have a friend with some of the symptons that contribute to this disorder and was wondering what causes it?
Asked by Monique W - Tue Jul 17 11:33:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Like many disorders, the cause of this one is uncertain. It is thought childhood events and genetics may both be involved. Women are more likely to have it then men. Men with similar symptoms are usually diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. For men, though, when they are diagnosed with HPD there may be other "symptoms" such as difficulties with regard to the person's sexual identification. Even though there may be a biologic source to this disorder, there is little research. Psychoanalytic theories incriminate seductive and authoritarian attitudes by fathers of these patients.
Answered by pretty panda - Tue Jul 17 11:44:09 2007
Anyone have histrionic personality disorder?
Q. I was reading a description of it and think I might have it. I don't try to seduce men or dress in a revealing way at all but I had most of the signs. How were you diagnosed and how do you cope with and manage it? Thanks!
Asked by marigold - Tue Feb 26 11:58:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't have it, but you should probably see a therapist of some kind to resolve all of your questions, and help you deal with this throughout your life. Good luck.
Answered by Goosey Lucy. - Tue Feb 26 12:19:25 2008
Q. I was reading a description of it and think I might have it. I don't try to seduce men or dress in a revealing way at all but I had most of the signs. How were you diagnosed and how do you cope with and manage it? Thanks!
Asked by marigold - Tue Feb 26 11:58:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't have it, but you should probably see a therapist of some kind to resolve all of your questions, and help you deal with this throughout your life. Good luck.
Answered by Goosey Lucy. - Tue Feb 26 12:19:25 2008
A person has Histrionic personality trait. Is it the same as having Histrionic personality disorder?
Q. A person has Histrionic personality trait. Is it the same as having Histrionic personality disorder?
Asked by gmontenegro66 - Fri Dec 15 18:13:55 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO most of us have a histrionic personality trait to varied degrees. A histrionic personality disorder has most of their personality traits histrionic.(everything they do is a major life drama)
Answered by coltbretmaverick - Fri Dec 15 18:18:38 2006
Q. A person has Histrionic personality trait. Is it the same as having Histrionic personality disorder?
Asked by gmontenegro66 - Fri Dec 15 18:13:55 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO most of us have a histrionic personality trait to varied degrees. A histrionic personality disorder has most of their personality traits histrionic.(everything they do is a major life drama)
Answered by coltbretmaverick - Fri Dec 15 18:18:38 2006
Does anyone here have or know someone with Histrionic Personality Disorder?
Q. If so, what can you tell me about it? Ive read things on it but would like to hear about it from someone who has been diagnosed or knows someone with it. Thanks!
Asked by Jaim Jaim - Mon Feb 27 14:40:16 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was diagnosed as HPD. what does it feel like? well, tiring. having to chase after the spot light all through my life, I'm really tired.
Answered by Laurel - Mon Apr 3 13:11:49 2006
Q. If so, what can you tell me about it? Ive read things on it but would like to hear about it from someone who has been diagnosed or knows someone with it. Thanks!
Asked by Jaim Jaim - Mon Feb 27 14:40:16 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was diagnosed as HPD. what does it feel like? well, tiring. having to chase after the spot light all through my life, I'm really tired.
Answered by Laurel - Mon Apr 3 13:11:49 2006
Does my friend have a personality disorder? Histrionic?
Q. My friends, a mix of girls+guys, have this friend who is male, 25, who has always exhibited strange behaviour. But before I explain, let me just say that he truly has a good heart. But he is really annoying! -in large groups he has to be the centre of attention and does this by speaking loudly or laughing the loudest, etc -he talks your ears off and doesn t seem to realize that people get bored or outright fall asleep while he's talking -he's narcissistic. He'll make Zoolander faces or check out his biceps in any reflective surface -talks about sexual things a lot and wears inappropriate t-shirts (ie "I'd fcuk me" or "got a sister?") -talks about his sex-capades with various girls, or his "girlfriends" which none of us have met, and very… [cont.]
Asked by pandy - Tue Mar 31 10:05:26 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think he might have it!
Answered by TINYT - Tue Mar 31 15:02:22 2009
Q. My friends, a mix of girls+guys, have this friend who is male, 25, who has always exhibited strange behaviour. But before I explain, let me just say that he truly has a good heart. But he is really annoying! -in large groups he has to be the centre of attention and does this by speaking loudly or laughing the loudest, etc -he talks your ears off and doesn t seem to realize that people get bored or outright fall asleep while he's talking -he's narcissistic. He'll make Zoolander faces or check out his biceps in any reflective surface -talks about sexual things a lot and wears inappropriate t-shirts (ie "I'd fcuk me" or "got a sister?") -talks about his sex-capades with various girls, or his "girlfriends" which none of us have met, and very… [cont.]
Asked by pandy - Tue Mar 31 10:05:26 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think he might have it!
Answered by TINYT - Tue Mar 31 15:02:22 2009
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