is when i try to distract myself from something i don't want to remember
for example there's big responsibility goign on related to school?
i make tons of threads in pf or blog..... or like talk to people MADLY and do CRAZY behaviors
and talk about sex relentlessly
but when the pressure/stress disappears
i am back to normal self again, normal amount of craziness
can this mean that hpds are dramatic/attention -seeking in a way to distract themselves from fears/ etc they have?!
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when my histrionic behavior sharply increases
by yYyYy » Sun May 26, 2013 2:22 pm
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Re: when my histrionic behavior sharply increases
by thisislabor » Mon May 27, 2013 12:52 am
no it means you are exhibiting a completely normal human behavior. 
congrats not all of your crazy life is because of HPD.
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congrats not all of your crazy life is because of HPD.
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When the time comes there will not be enough people to bury the dead.
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Re: when my histrionic behavior sharply increases
by katana » Mon May 27, 2013 1:15 am
If attention seeking is your coping mechanism, it only makes sense that coping mechanism increases under stress.
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Re: when my histrionic behavior sharply increases
by masquerade » Mon May 27, 2013 5:37 pm
Stress, negative situations and illnesses etc can all heighten the symptoms of a PD.
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Re: when my histrionic behavior sharply increases
by yYyYy » Tue May 28, 2013 5:09 am
the degree of heightening of symptoms is kind of ridiculous
it's like 'umm it seems like she is more werid than usual'
but more like from 1 to 100
on and off crazy/inappropriateness
it's like 'umm it seems like she is more werid than usual'
but more like from 1 to 100
on and off crazy/inappropriateness
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Re: when my histrionic behavior sharply increases
by ArcticGreen » Tue May 28, 2013 11:33 am
masquerade wrote:Stress, negative situations and illnesses etc can all heighten the symptoms of a PD.
I agree, especially cluster B personality disorders. When I'm frustrated and under stress my fear of abandonment goes sky high! I've been in supermarkets where I freak out if I can't find the person I was with. Reducing stress is a good way to help your personality disorder symptoms.
I usually try to imagine my happy place, I think of my home town in Hawaii, fresh lobster and a setting sun. It usually calms me down and helps me. It would be awesome if something like that would help you yYyYy.
Borderline personality disorder and mood disorder NOS.
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