Agreed, Anisa is way too in love with herself to be BPD. Most of the stuff that can be explained by BPD can be equally explained by NPD, Skinwalking, constant validation, manipulating Ian, lashing out, etc.
there can be a fair bit of overlap in the cluster B personality disorders. I have no clue if she is actually clinically diagnosed or not but I really would not be surprised if she has something in the cluster B. The one universal of course being that you should stay away from dating/marrying them.
Yes, it was the apology tour arc where they tried to frame the content cops as a mistake and an icky bad thing they did in the past. From that point on they were going to be squeaky clean allies because Ian developed 'empathy' (thanks to my loving wife Anus)
this is purely an academic point at this time, but if a bpd splits on you and you stop being her favorite person or she finds a new one, she'll have zero problem dropping you and forgetting you exist. But as other posters astutely mentioned, there's a huge overlap between cluster b disorders, so much so that professionals are moving away from the distinctions.
He’s expressed that he despises his old fans and is embarrassed by them. Have some self-respect and join us in laughing at this pooner-built loser as he self-immolates.
Well nice to know at least. I still think she leans more in the NPD direction but I guess it's possible she has both. So I was wrong.
I think that's him coping that he made a stupid decision and doubling down more than him genuinely believing this. As evidenced by him already going back on making content cops. He has no agency and just doing whatever Anisa says. Trust me though, there's no love lost. He's a piece of shit who deserves his downfall. I just haven't become completely unfeeling yet lol I just have the tiniest sliver of pity. Maybe that's a mistake on my part.
Ian doesn't have down syndrome. He isn't medically bedbound and dependent on a caregiver. He's a weird dweeb who crumbled at the first taste of pussy he ever got. I get that you liked him in middle school, but he's a grown ass man. It's sad to watch this happen to a friend, but Ian is just some faggot on the internet.
I think you misquoted me here friend, that line was not from my post but from @NiggerKing22. I agree with your comments though, Ian deserves no sympathy anymore.
People can absolutely show traits of BPD or narcissism without meeting the criteria for a full diagnosis.
That's really a distinction without much of a difference
If I had a girlfriend I would probably say "My girlfriend and I" as well. It seems more correct. What is much more strange is that he constantly brings up his wife when voicing an opinion that doesn't need to include her.
I see, then its a consequence of me being english second language, it just sounded weird in my head, anyways sorry for shitting up the thread.
People say it both ways. It's not that strange either way.
Technically, that's the grammatically correct way to say it. It's burned into my brain because I would always say it the opposite way and my mom would scold me for not using proper grammar so I would say incorrectly even more to annoy her.
Technically in English you are always supposed to put the other person first (i.e., my wife and I). but it's not necessarily something most people follow anymore, it's a bit old fashioned to care about imo. but the pronoun for yourself depends on the context. You use whichever you would use when talking about yourself alone.
The trick is to remove the secondary subject of the sentence and it should still be correct
