Well, I’m pretty sure she doesn’t have anorexia.
Yet.
In Amber's "The Truth About the 89lbs" (or whatever that vlog was called), Amber hinted that her dieting was causing her to engage in anorexic behaviour (without actually using the word anorexia). She talked about cutting up her food into 'teeny-tiny pieces' and even thought about/"tried" throwing up (once), but couldn't do it. Oh yeah, and Amber heavily restricted herself to only eating about 700 calories per day ... on the weekdays. She admitted to eating a lot more on the weekends (and for her to have lost 89lbs in 7 months as she claimed to have, 'a lot more' would have been about 10,000 calories every weekend when you do the math). So yeah, at the very least, "anorexic behaviour" (in quotes) could be placed on the list.
@Skinless Nugget:
Amber's also hinted at night terrors without using that specific term (which sounded more like sleep apnea, but Amber has insisted that they were DEFINITELY from TRAUMA). It was the reason why she said she couldn't sleep alone; she'd get night terrors about having her rain-petals eaves-dropped. These complaints were separate from her complaints of dream elements bleeding into her waking vision, so it probably deserves it's own line on the picture.
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@Citron
I don't know. I mean, these are excellent examples of why she would fit into HPD... but it's hard to ignore the "splitting" and rapidly shifting and unstable emotions, as well as the complete lack of self which are also pretty strong indicators of BPD. She also shows enough of the NPD traits to be classified as that as well:
- grandiose sense of self-importance
- preoccupation with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love (and she expresses all of these).
- need for excessive admiration
- sense of entitlement
- interpersonally exploitive behaviour
- lack of empathy
- envy of others or belief that others are envious of them
- demonstration of arrogant and haughty behaviours or attitudes
She even hits a few ASPD traits (though fewer than the other 3 PDs):
- recklessness and impulsivity (not nearly as bad as the average ASPD individual, but I don't know if that's because she's a less reckless person, or because she's too dependant on others to be as reckless as your average ASPD).
- chronic boredom
- difficultly understanding the mental state of others
- difficultly understanding how others are affected by her actions
TL;DR: the bitch is whack and needs to be studied.
I think when thinking about Amber, we need to kinda view her "mentulz" (personality) like a giant shit you find in your front garden. Sure, you could dig through the shit to try and find partly digested items, or analyze it's size and pile formation to try and determine what dog left it. Was it a St Bernard? A Malamute? A Great Dane? A giant raccoon that took a dump 3 times larger than normal because it got into the spicy indian takeout from your trashbin? But in the end... it's just a giant, steaming, stinking, disgusting pile of shit, and you'd treat it the same way you'd treat any giant pile of shit. Ya know?