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Apr 01, 2009 at 08:51 AM
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I've been diagnosed with disorder several times but nobody has ever really told me anything about it.. Can somebody tell me what this disorder is and what the symptoms are?
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Apr 01, 2009 at 01:03 PM
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Apr 01, 2009 at 02:51 PM
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Thanks for the link! I appreciate it!
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Apr 13, 2009 at 05:08 AM
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i came across this post and went to the site you suggested - just wanted to say thank you so much........it resonated on so many levels, in ways that i had never imagined anyone or anything could make an impact on me.
my need for understanding lead me here because i felt i was different, damaged in some ways, but also at the same time, comfortable, accepting and sometimes slightly [secretely] pleased with the relationship i have with myself in my head. i was looking for answers, confirmation, understanding and possibly acceptance of who and what i am, but also not really expecting to find it, and knowing that when i did, i would more than likely withdraw from it - story of my life! until now i've come across and read many things that i can identify with - addictions, impulse control, attention barriers, anxiety, avoidance......all of which helped in a way to put those aspects of my life in perspective, but i felt that these were all merely side effects to someting else. even looking at the info/symptoms etc of the schizoid personality was a familiar scenario, rather than what i am. i didn't know exactly what that was, my whole life has been a question mark of who i am and where i fit in [nowhere??], and there are some things i assumed were normal for everyone, so didn't realize quite how NOTnormal i am until i really started looking around. the site you suggested sounded familiar to me and what i read seemed to fit more comfortably than anything else i have worn in my life. i understand myself so much more, i'm sad for the child i was, i'm proud of who i am, i love who i am, i accept who i am, i'm beginning to know what i am. |
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