Because some people are too retarded to understand this on their own, I feel the need to explain it.

You cannot know (without professional input) if a person has any particular mental illness because THE HUMAN MIND IS EXTREMELY COMPLEX; TOO COMPLEX FOR A SIMPLETON LIKE YOU TO UNDERSTAND FULLY.

What you perceive as "Textbook Narcissism/BPD/etc." could be a combination of any amount of COMPLETELY DIFFERENT mental ailments that combine within that person and mimic the symptoms of whatever it is you assume they have.

Get it?

Also, you have to consider whether the individual themselves is suffering from the symptoms. If the "symptoms" bring them NO distress whatsoever/bring them happiness, then they're not sick in the first place. They are simply someone whose path to happiness and healthiness is one you cannot fathom/do not condone.

Leave the diagnosing up to those who KNOW HOW TO DO IT, stupid ass.

If murder were legal & not stigmatized by weaklings...

A) Everyone would do it. On a regular basis.
B) Nobody would feel guilty, anxious or squeamish about it.
C) The world would be a better place.

If you disagree, you're lying.

"Can you let me sleep for another hour?" WTF, asshole, it's 9:30 in the MORNING. EVERYONE with LIVES were up FOUR HOURS AGO! Jesus. How did such a LAZY BUM live to be nearly 30?

We all share a journal. I don't understand why you feel the need to jump on the blog bandwagon. I wanted to be the only one who still blogs. Remember what you said about someone f--king up your "swag"? Well if that weren't such a retarded word, I'd say it's what you're doing to me right now.

Nothing is mine anymore.
The hell, man.

Now I understand why Regina is always raging about this. The ignorance is astounding.

Not everyone can control their reactions to things/words, even a little.

Do people not understand how brains work? Or in some cases, DON'T work? Some people can't acquire self-control no matter how hard or what they try, any more than you can levitate by thinking about it hard enough.

It's called a "Physical Impossibility". Our brains are physical.

There's a difference between optimism and denial.