Views : 64,245
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Aug 19, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.699 (174/2,137 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-04-25T21:17:33.989778Z
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growing up with someone who is a paranoid schizophrenic made me hyper vigilant about my thinking. For a long long time I thought I was quite a paranoid person, but after 40 years of watching every single so called paranoid assessment come true in real life and in practice, I have come to accept that I tend to have good instinct rather than being paranoid. Sometimes one gets a fairly good feeling for fact vs fiction without actual data, and its a good thing to be cautious when you feel this. Most people who are genuinely paranoid, tend to always be on the attack rather than overtly suspicious... well that is what I have seen over the years.
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Describes someone I know almost exactly. Hits 6/7 points on the head. It’s so difficult, painful, frustrating, and emotionally draining to be in a relationship with someone like this and I feel deeply affected by everything that happened. Thank you for this video. Makes my experience feel validated and seen.
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I have this and it is very difficult to explain to others. The text thing specifically. My husband gets very frustrated when I am offended by his text. The way people perceive me is frustrating as well. I do behave erratic but for me it makes perfect sense.
The lady who filed for divorce probably felt very betrayed and hurt.
From her perspective what she perceived happened WAS offensive enough to warrant said behavior.
I have never “looked” for a hidden message in a text. What I see is obvious to me.
The word for this disorder she used was pervasive and thats how it feels.
It is not a choice. It actually is a terribly struggle every day to have to try to explain to your own mind that it is wrong about what it is telling you.
The way these people joked about it actually was very hurtful. The put a stigma out on a disorder that 1% of people have. If 1% of people have this than honestly do you know how it feels or understand it thoroughly?
Empathy over judgment.
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Wow. This describes the ex I divorced. He lives by "Everyone out to get him so get them first"mantra .
Anytime he felt slighted and by things he took out of context.. he'd make up his false assumptions and narratives about that person and proudly proclaims he holds grudges forever..forever hating that person and coercively controlling others around him to feel the same.
He projects, blame shifts all of his paranoias, deceit, lies, and what he's guilty of onto others.
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@pastelpink1234
1 year ago
13:37 growing up with a narcissistic parent is just like that. You have no idea what you're doing wrong but you're constantly being attacked for it
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