the first step to help with a disorder is to stop demonisation.
stop calling every dislikeable person a narcissist. you don't need to be a narcissist to be an asshole.
people who are victims of abuse, done by people with cluster B disorders or not, often develop these disorders. they don't seek help for it or admit it tho, because is it seen as "the abuser" disorder.
finally, people can have cluster B traits without being cluster B themselves. same with every other personality disorder. we need to stop armchair diagnosing people, especially on the internet.
I think it's someone who is actually extroverted, but do to being cast out as "weird", is now reluctant to talk to people despite their extraversion, and therefore thinks they're introverted.
This describes my case perfectly. I am extroverted, but due to people finding me weird, I was scared of talking to people, and mistook it for introversion. I am now way more outgoing than before once I figured it out, and people care a bit less about you being weird if you're likeable once you're older.
ngl I don't think it has much to do with narcissism, but more with control. I have autism and sometimes, I think some activities I try to do are ruined because I can no longuer control how I do them.
the goal of the lgbt isn't to only reduce oppression. it's also to raise awareness, because some people might not realise that they might be gay, bi, trans or ace, since our society is heteronormative.
i didn't know that being ace was a thing, and i felt sad and frustrated that i didn't have any crushes or felt sexually attracted to anything. when i found out about it, it was relieving that i wasn't alone. even now when people doubt me or say "you'll get over it", i don't pay mind to them at all, and tell them that asexuals are real, weather they like it or not.
scrolled past and saw one for almost every subthread.
Post about western achievements are often taken as granted (except maybe curing cancer), while eastern ones are scrutinised to the smallest of details.
butch is more masculine