How many of you are good people and how many have obvious malignant personality disorders?

Question

see wiki for definitions on bpd, bi-polar, and malignant narcissism, if this subject is new to you.

Amazing! Nobody of this collection really thinks a personality disorder, definition, causes them and others problems. You are bi-polar, admit to diagnosed personality quirks and, yet, you all deny it. I guess one must maintain a certain level of fantasy and live in denial to exist. You have big trouble with friends (clinically speaking) and are something called "a good person?" Answer? Duh.

Answer 1

Nothing obvious or especially malignant.
I do have a definate tendency towards depression and feelings of insecurity but that is usually around a certain time of the month and people who know me can recognize the signs and then avoid antagonizing me

Answer 2

This is an unfair question. If someone has an addiction, mental illness or is young and from a troubled background (maybe homeless, impoverished, from a broken home, neglected or abused), he or she cannot be a bad person. It is a condition, a tragedy and horribly imposed set of circumstances. As for those who choose to do things that are wrong, say theft, cheating and adultery, then it is a choice and the consequences can be the end of a marriage, a criminal record, being banned from a college, etc. One has to accept reasonable consequeneces and disapproval for these types of actions.

A woman from a middle-class background who chooses to stay at home and not work and then leaves her husband without just cause, insists on getting custody and is upset after getting alimony and child support about her situation should realize that she chose this. I am not against single parenthood and divorce, but if we create our situations, we are responsible for the good and bad that come out of it. Totally different if a teenage mother drops out of high school to raise children in an abusive, addicted relationship, is functionally illiterate and has to be on welfare while working on her high school diploma, attending rehab and working part-time babysitting and cleaning houses.

Answer 3

So are you saying that bi-polar people arent good people? I hope not, otherwise my manic side will have to come out and smack you over the head. lol. You do sound rather rude ya know. I am a very nice person. I have a job working with people with problems, I brought up four kids on my own, I dont have a criminal record, i dont mug old ladies or swear in public. I think your assumption is way off.

Answer 4

I'm a good person & a loner.

I tend to make friends with low key ppl, rather than loud popular ones. I don't like hanging out with anyone for more than a couple hours at a time.

Sometimes, I make friends with the underdogs, then realize later why it is that ppl don't hang out with them. (But I love my friend even if she does talk to herself a little, she's got a good heart).

Answer 5

i was diagnosed with a personality disorder 13yrs ago and im a good person. although i may just think that because ive got a personality disorder.

Answer 6

Who gave you the right to judge anyone? You sound as if you have problems yourself with that attitude. Supercilious, arrogant and bumptious spring to mind.

Answer 7

I am a very very good person,but how could you ever know if i'm telling the truth without analysing me??????

Answer 8

just because someone has any kind of personality disorder, doesn't mean they aren't good people. i'm actually quite surprised at this question. maybe i've read it wrong or maybe you have worded it wrong. but i don't see the connection...i'm just puzzled.

Answer 9

Everyone wants a category. Can I be a don't know?

Answer 10

I am a genuinely precious person. 2D