Is personality disorder abusive and unloving?

Actually, it's not, it's just that you don't know how to restrain yourself, and you will meet a lot of people in your life. This kind of person is actually a bit contradictory, and the abuse is actually single-minded, amorous and infatuated. There is still a big difference between liking and love, and it is especially important to learn to pay attention to love and liking.

In fact, I personally think that it is more important to return to your own intimate relationship model, there is no need to follow the crowd, everyone starts and ends casually. It doesn't seem to bother and you don't have to be responsible. But in the end, can such a view of love still meet the person you love deeply?

I'm afraid it will become more cautious and afraid of intimacy.

Not exactly, because it's a behavior that has poor self-control and a clear deviation from the normal and deep-rooted behavior, but how can it be called promiscuity if the person you love or think about is always the same person ingrained in your brain at all times? It's okay to love, but it must be appropriate, transform this love into a great love, don't hurt!

Personality disorders are not promiscuity, personality disorders need to be corrected and return to the normal way of thinking.

The core manifestations of personality disorders are persistent instability in interpersonal relationships, difficulty in establishing good relationships, continuous instability in self-impression and evaluation, and instability in self-perception and feelings towards others, which makes it difficult for patients to continue to live in the same environment, such as students who have to change schools and classes continuously, or a job that is difficult to last for more than three months, change frequently, and cannot persist in completing work. It is a mental illness, and if it is serious, it will be classified as a mental illness.

There are many types of personality disorders, and you're talking about just a subset of people.

Personality disorder is a disease. Abusiveness is a kind of human nature.

1.Heredity; 2.Body type:

Studies did not conclude a correlation between body type and personality; 3.Psychobiology: The biological study of personality is based on objective diagnostic criteria and stereotyped examinations, and has developed along the lines of some personality disorders and some psychiatric disorders.

The relationship between personality disorders and mental illness is still on**; 4.Psychosocial factors.

1.Medications**: Medications do not improve personality structure, but they may have some effect on certain presentations.

People who are emotionally unstable may be given low-dose phenothiazides, such as perphenazine 2 to 4 mg or chlorpromazine 100 to 200 mg once at bedtime. 2.Psychosurgery**:

Targeted destruction of certain parts of the brain can improve symptoms of certain types of personality disorders, such as those with marked impulsive behavior. However, surgery can lead to irreversible local brain damage, so surgery should take a cautious attitude. 3.

Psychological**: Psychological** is beneficial for personality disorders, by establishing a good relationship with them through in-depth contact, treating them with a humane and caring attitude, helping them to recognize the flaws of their personality, and then pointing out that personality can be changed, encouraging them to build confidence and transform their own personality. Sexual communities, or sexual groups.

It is actually a living and learning environment in which their deviant behaviour is controlled and improved by participating in activities. Here they can throw away the bad habits that they have acquired and learned.

Personality is a person's fixed behavior pattern and habitual way of dealing with others in daily activities, and it is the synthesis of all psychological characteristics.

Personality disorder is a marked deviation from the normal and deep-rooted pattern of behavior, with a maladaptive nature, in which the personality is abnormal in content, qualitative, or personality as a whole, as a result of which the patient suffers or causes suffering to others, or has an adverse impact on the individual or society.