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I was reading in some papers by psychiatrists etc. that certain personality disorders are more of moral disorders than medical disorders. They were talking about the cluster B personality disorders (such as antisocial personality disorder). I also read that there is more of a consensus that Cluster A disorders such as SPD are clinical. My question is what makes SPD clinical? Can a person be cured of SPD by psychotherapy or by trying his best to get out of it?
The herd says dont be a bad sheep, dont bother the other sheep , work until you die because thats the goal in life the holy power of the market has created you for...
Unless your disorder is one likely to get you eaten by a polar bear or walk of a roof its a moral one.
Schizophrenia vs religion(any in extension belief in political and economical system) anyone?
The universally push for biploars to live long boring half-lifes vs what the often perceive as real life?
Treating depression with quick fix pills vs actually acknowledge that life sucks much of the time?
The DSM 5 takes this into parody territory by introducing new disorders such as grieving, childrens tantrums and ridiculous specific addiction disorders.
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I was reading in some papers by psychiatrists etc. that certain personality disorders are more of moral disorders than medical disorders. They were talking about the cluster B personality disorders (such as antisocial personality disorder). I also read that there is more of a consensus that Cluster A disorders such as SPD are clinical. My question is what makes SPD clinical? Can a person be cured of SPD by psychotherapy or by trying his best to get out of it?
The herd says dont be a bad sheep, dont bother the other sheep , work until you die because thats the goal in life the holy power of the market has created you for...
Unless your disorder is one likely to get you eaten by a polar bear or walk of a roof its a moral one.
Schizophrenia vs religion(any in extension belief in political and economical system) anyone?
The universally push for biploars to live long boring half-lifes vs what the often perceive as real life?
Treating depression with quick fix pills vs actually acknowledge that life sucks much of the time?
The DSM 5 takes this into parody territory by introducing new disorders such as grieving, childrens tantrums and ridiculous specific addiction disorders.
