I Hate You Don’t Leave Me: Understanding The Borderline Personality pt. 3
Continued reading from Jarold J. Kriesman, MD, and Hal Straus’ I Hate You Don’t Leave Me: Understanding The Borderline Personality.
Continued reading from Jarold J. Kriesman, MD, and Hal Straus’ I Hate You Don’t Leave Me: Understanding The Borderline Personality.
This is a reading from the book called I Hate You Don’t Leave Me: Understanding The Borderline Personality, by Jarold J. Kriesman, MD, and Hal Straus. Some characteristics are violent mood swings, chronic depression, and self-destructive tendencies.
Americans do not believe they know much about depression, but are highly aware of the risks of not receiving care, according to a survey released by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
While security is something desired by most people, it can easily be something that many chase their entire life. There are many reasons for this, especially for people who have been abused at some point in their life.
This is me talking a little about BPD, a couple of things were on my mind so I wanted to talk about it. I didn’t put the video together as well as I wanted and sorry that it’s rather long.
From this video’s creator: I know this wont be a very popular topic with Atheist at all, but it is the truth. I am just being brutally honest, here. It’s really tough because not only do other Atheist frown on what I’m saying, this also gives the Christians something to sink their teeth into.