#schizotypal pd

[schizotypalpd-culture-is]

stpd culture is not even being able to send friendly supportive asks off of anon because youre too scared

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#stpd culture is #schizospec #stpd #cluster a safe #schizotypal #actually stpd #schizotypal pd #actually schizotypal

[toesuckler]

#ollie rambles #schizotypal pd #stpd

[histrionicparanoidhell]

Non-cluster A people, y’all need to start recognizing that our PDs don’t make us “crazy”.

Schizoids? Their indifference and disinterest doesn’t make them crazy, nor does their flattened affect or lack of pleasure. Just because them not wanting to do something that doesn’t bring them joy for you doesn’t make them bad people or “weirdos”.

Schizotypals? Their unusual thoughts and mannerisms doesn’t make them crazy, nor does their lack of close confidants or general fear. Them doing what they feel is right is normal. Your beliefs are your realities, so don’t try and make schizotypals out to be the bad guys because theirs are odd compared to others.

Paranoids? Our mistrust doesn’t mean we’re crazy, nor does our self-preservation or self-defense. If the world was out to get you, you would be on edge too. Stop calling us burdensome because we have a normal human response to something thats abnormal to the average person.

Being schizoid doesn’t make you crazy. Being schizotypal doesn’t make you crazy. Being paranoid doesn’t make you crazy. Being cluster a doesn’t make you crazy. Being schizospec doesn’t make you crazy. We are not crazy.

#cluster a #personality disorder #ppd #szpd #stpd #actually ppd #schizoid #schizotypal #paranoid #paranoid personality disorder #schizoid personality disorder #schizotypal personality disorder #paranoid pd #schizoid pd #schizotypal pd #actually cluster a #cluster a awareness #schizo spectrum #actually schizospec

[sysboxes]

Cluster A Personality Disorder Userboxes

(We, Mod Weeping, will be making Cluster B and Cluster C by the end of March!)

(also, we have permission from the creator of the flags to do this, so long as the creator is properly credited :3)

Flag credits to @fantasy-store (link)

[Text: This system has Paranoid Personality Disorder (PPD).]

[Text: This system has Schizoid Personality Disorder (SZPD).]

[Text: This system has Schizotypal Personality Disorder (STPD).]

[Text: This system is Cluster A.]

Please like/reblog if you save or use!

#endos dni #userbox #system #did #anti endo #osdd #traumagenic system #system stuff #this system #system userbox #cluster a #cluster a pd #cluster a personality disorders #personality disorder #szpd #schizoid personality disorder #schizoid pd #schizoid #schizotypal #schizotypal pd #stpd #paranoid pd #ppd #paranoid personality disorder #pd userbox #personality disorder userbox #pd userboxes #cluster a userbox #cluster a userboxes #mod weeping ❤️

[cluster-a-culture-is]

cluster a culture is never being taken seriously for fighting against and criticizing things like “if you don’t reblog this you’re part of the problem” “everybody has to reblog this” “_____ people will NEVER reblog this”. People act like it’s just some annoying thing, and not something that could be horribly debilitating to schizospec people

FOR REAL I hate reblog baits so much. people don't seem to get that it could trigger a psychotic episode in schizospecs, inducing delusions and derealisation is Not Cool.

#cluster a #schizophrenia spectrum #stpd #schizotypal pd #szpd #schizoid pd #ppd #paranoid pd

[gay-jewish-bucky]

I just cannot imagine being the kind of ableist asshole one would have to be to try and deliberately trigger a paranoid person for any reason

if you do it as a way to punish the person for doing something you don't like, you instantly lose your claim to moral superiority and are an awful person

if you do it because you think it's funny, you're an awful person

paranoid people are deserving of basic humanity, just like everyone else is, regardless of how you feel about paranoid people as individuals or as a group. it is never justified or acceptable to knowingly set out to trigger someone.

#actually paranoid #paranoid personality disorder #ppd #schizotypal personality disorder #schizotypal pd #stpd #actually ppd #schizoaffective disorder #sza #schizoid personality disorder #scpd #cluster a #schizophrenia #scz #paranoid disorder #schizo spectrum #im probably missing some

[self-dx-culture-is]

Self dx schizotypal and schizoid culture is struggling to find the right label/description for what you're going through (autism, OCD, schizophrenia, etc.), which led to getting evaluated for autism and being told you don't have it, but then later finding that STPD and SZPD fit perfectly.

But when you try to tell your family, they don't believe you because of how many things you've questioned in trying to find answers and because of a family history of hypochondria

#self dx culture is #cluster a #cluster a pd #schizospec #schizo spectrum #szpd #schizoid #schizoid pd #schizoid personality disorder #stpd #schizotypal #schizotypal pd #schizotypal personality disorder #tw vent #vent

[avpdpossum]

made some memes about the molotov cocktail of comorbidities that makes up my brain to procrastinate studying for finals, please enjoy

#poss.speaks #comorbidities #feels #avpd #npd #stpd #actually avpd #actually npd #actually stpd #actually avoidant #actually narcissistic #actually schizotypal #avoidant pd #narcissistic pd #schizotypal pd #avoidant personality disorder #narcissistic personality disorder #schizotypal personality disorder #cluster c #cluster b #cluster a #unreality

[brakish-water]

I made this meme for when I interact with any piece of media ever.

#schizo spectrum #actually schizospec #schizophrenia #schizoaffective #schizotypal pd

[psychotic-tbh]

Reminder just in case: ableism is NOT tolerated here, this goes for ALL disorders

This blog is a safe space for pw Personality Disorders, leave if you don’t respect that

To those with PDs: you’re loved, you’re valued, you’re accepted here

I know this is a schizospec/positivity account, but I don’t want anyone already struggling with stigma to not have a space where they’re accepted

#actually traumatized #actually disordered #pwpd #actually narcissistic #actually hpd #actually histrionic #actually borderline #actually bpd #cluster b #cluster c #cluster a #antisocial personality disorder #schizoid personality disorder #schizotypal #schizotypal personality disorder #schizotypal pd #otherwise not sp #pdnos #avoidant personality disorder #any other personality disorders out there #actually ocpd

[schizonoid]

Sometimes, u feel isolated even from ur own ppl. What I mean is like even though I share the same disorder as someone, I still feel odd and not connected to that person, despite us both having the same diagnosis & similar symptoms.

Anyone else feel like this?

#psychotic #psychosis #schizophrenia #schizospec #schizotypal pd #schizotypal #actually stpd #stpd

[schizotypalpd-culture-is]

Stpd is reading through these asks and for the first time seeing your thought structures and patterns represented/replicated. What a weird feeling! It's accurate right down to the specific details sometimes too!

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#so real /gen #seeing so many ppl that i can relate to is eye-opening #stpd culture is #schizospec #stpd #cluster a safe #schizotypal #actually stpd #schizotypal pd #actually schizotypal

[narcatsisst]

ive been doing more and more research on schizo-spec disorders, and when researching stpd, theres some places that say that stpd doesnt include delusions, but some places that say it does??? help. Pls

#stpd #schizotypal pd #schizotypal #schizo spectrum

[toesuckler]

its cause yr always on that damn medication

#ollie rambles #schizotypal pd

[mogaiboards]

[image ID: a flag with 7 diagonal stripes colored pink, magenta, light orange, light yellow, light orange, magenta, pink. there are three vertical stripes colored dark rose gold, light pink, and dark rose gold in the left, center, and right respectively. end ID]

goldsityrre: a -tyrre label connected to the colour rose gold and having STPD, or the goldsian/rose gold STPD archetype

goldsian/rose gold STPD [🌹🪞] : an archetype for a pwSTPD that's associated with an odd or eccentric appearance or behaviour, perceptual illusions or hallucinations, intrusive thoughts or ruminations, psychomotor symptoms such as restlessness, fidgeting, or slowness, and general manic features.

tagging: @epikulupu

#tyrre #stpd #schizotypal pd #schizotypal personality disorder #stpd archetypes #mogai #mogai real #mogai safe #liom #liom real #liom safe #image description

[cluster-a-culture-is]

some comparisons between disorders and symptoms

we've been meaning to write this for a while now, because we often receive asks that are like "how do I know if I have a schizospec disorder or (another disorder)?"

so, here are breakdowns of symptoms that affect thoughts, some things we'll take from the EASE for more officiality and clarity

intrusive and impulsive thoughts

intrusive thoughts are by nature aggressive, horrid, macabre, and/or sexual.

they're different from impulsive thoughts. impulsive thoughts are silly, usually fun, are things that wouldn't bring too much harm on yourself or others if acted upon. things you would realistically do in the spur of the moment. they are purely caused by impulsivity.

examples of impulsive thoughts:

thoughts/imagery of breaking some object

thoughts/imagery of sneaking up on a person to give them a scare

thoughts/imagery of impulsive buying, spending, etc

examples of intrusive thoughts:

thoughts/imagery of blood, catastrophes, death, etc

thoughts/imagery of harming yourself/others

thoughts/imagery of sexual harassment, violence, etc

intrusive thoughts are unwanted, cause distress, are met with resistance, and often with attempts to push them away

impulsive thoughts aren't necessarily unwanted, cause minor distress or no distress at all, aren't met with much resistance

intrusive thoughts are a symptom of many, many, many mental health issues and illnesses. though, they also happen in healthy people, occasionally.

the keyword is: occasionally.

when intrusive thoughts become frequent and constant, they become obsessions.

obsessions

obsessions are, simply put, ongoing intrusive thoughts.

they are repetitive, they won't stop showing up no matter how much resistance or attempts to ignore them is shown, and are cause of great distress.

they are often met with attempts to push them away, which can too become frequent and become compulsions.

compulsions are often present with obsessions, but not always, and the reverse is also true. obsessions are often present with compulsions, but not always.

obsessions are the defining feature of OCspec disorders such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (both obsessive and obsessive-compulsive types, but not compulsive type) and body dysmorphic disorder.

ruminations

thoughts/imagery of any past event.

ruminations are frequent and ongoing as obsessions, but they're a bit different depending on the subtype of ruminations.

subtype 1:

the person is unable to find any reason for their tendency to obsessive-like states; they simply rethink and relive what happened during the day/past days – not motivated by perplexity, paranoid attitude, or sense of vulnerability or inferiority.

subtype 2

the obsessive-like states appear as a consequence of a loss of natural evidence, disturbed basic sense of the self, or hyperreflectivity, or they appear to be caused by more primary paranoid phenomena (suspiciousness, self-reference, etc) or a depressive state.

subtype 3

ego-dystonic, as in obsessive-compulsive disorders, with ongoing internal resistance, but a content that is not aggressive, horrid, macabre, or sexual. they're also categorised as true obsessions, but can have a different content.

subtype 4

obsession-like phenomena, which appear more as ego-syntonic (not met with resistance, or only occasionally), and with a content that is directly aggressive, sexually perverse, or otherwise bizarre. they often feature an imaginative character doing the actions, instead of the person who's experiencing the ruminations.

to make it clearer:

intrusive thoughts are unwanted, cause distress, are met with resistance, and often with attempts to push them away. they do not happen regularly, and often aren't a cause of concern, though they are distressing. everyone can experience intrusive thoughts, regardless of if they have a disorder or not.

obsessions are unwanted, cause distress, are met with resistance, and often with attempts to push them away. they happen regularly, often on a daily basis, and often are cause of concern. since they cause distress regularly, they're often basis for a diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorders. again, if they don't cause distress, they're not obsessions, they might be ruminations or impulsive thoughts, or something else entirely. they are often, but not always, met with compulsions, rituals, or attempts to ignore them to neutralise the obsession.

ruminations are varied. they all have in common that they happen regularly, often on a daily basis, and they're thoughts/imagery of past events. they can just be (subtype 1); they can be in response to depression, hyperreflectivity such as anxiety, paranoia, suspiciousness, etc (subtype 2); they can be bizarre, met with resistance and distressing as obsessions, but of a different content (subtype 3); they can be of the same content as obsessions, but without the same resistance and without being distressing (subtype 4). though, they can also be met with compulsions, rituals, or attempts to ignore them. they can happen in any disorder, but especially subtype 1 can... just happen, even in healthy people. subtypes 2-4 are frequent in schizospec disorders. subtype 2 is also frequent in other non-schizospec disorders such as anxiety, depression, etc.

#cluster a #stpd #schizotypal pd #szpd #schizoid pd #ppd #paranoid pd #schizospec #schizophrenia spectrum #ocd #obsessive compulsive disorder #body dysmorphic disorder #intrusive thoughts #obsessions #ruminations #long post