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#76
Quote Originally Posted by Crowkillers:
So... Are we going fishing or what?
ITS NOT LOOKING GOOD FOR YOU CROW So... Are we going fishing or what?
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MRBATOR = sTIFF/SCUM
Posted:
#77
Quote Originally Posted by SirJohnDrake:
How was in like to be a jailbird masta bator?...lol
Did you find the accomodations at the covers rehab detention center for bad people ok?...lol
I hope you didn't drop the soap while you were there?...lol
Are you gonna behave now and be a good boy out in the free world?..lol
How weird is this guy? Definitely a short bus All Star.
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#78
[Quote: Originally Posted by Mikado]
These are the typical symptoms exhibited from a person suffering from Schizoid Personality Disorder as classified in the DSM-IV:
Often, people with schizoid personality disorder populate the fringes of life — choosing to work a midnight shift, for example. They may live in the basement of their elderly parents' homes or in some cases become homeless, refusing outreach services.
People with schizoid personality disorder are loners. Generally they:
These are the typical symptoms exhibited from a person suffering from Schizoid Personality Disorder as classified in the DSM-IV:
Often, people with schizoid personality disorder populate the fringes of life — choosing to work a midnight shift, for example. They may live in the basement of their elderly parents' homes or in some cases become homeless, refusing outreach services.
People with schizoid personality disorder are loners. Generally they:
- Choose activities that don't require interaction with others
- Prize solitude and independence
- Are often unable to respond to normal social cues in social settings
- Harbor little desire for sexual experiences with others
- Can appear dull or indifferent to others
- Are followers rather than leaders in groups
- Emotional coldness or aloofness
- Indifference to praise or criticism and the feelings of others
- Close friendships with no more than one or two people, including family members
- Social withdrawal, or continual avoidance of social activities
- Flattened emotions or lack of expressivity
- Inability to experience pleasure (anhedonia)
- General feeling of discomfort or restlessness (dysphoria)
- Having little to say
- Lack of motivation or persistence (avolition)
- Tendency toward underperformance in school or work settings
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