#dependant pd

[fantasy-store]

Custer C Flags remade

[cluster c flags remade]

post one(link) - cluster a(link) - cluster b(link)

Avoidant personality disorder

stone used: ammolite

Dependant personality disorder

stone used: unakite

Obsessive Compulsive personality disorder

stone used: Opal

flags are exclusive to those with the disorders

apologies for the lack of ids due to a lack of spoons

radqueers, transx/id do not touch my flags thanks

tagging: @delightfulweepingwillows, @dpdarchive, @avpdarchive, @docsfallfromgrace, @acetrappolaswife, @clusterrune, @archival-arrival, @decayednightmaremogai

[the-cluster-c-culture]

What is cluster C?

Cluster C is the third and final cluster of personality disorders that is characterized by anxiety and fearfulness. They include Avoidant Personality Disorder (AvPD), Dependent Personality Disorder (DPD) and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) [not to be confused with OCD).

DSM-5 criteria under the cut! (Both moderators are American/USian so this is what we use instead of the ICD)

[dylan-the-gay]

People with personality disorders should kiss other people with personally disorders

[gay-jewish-bucky]

cluster a and cluster c culture is constantly being left out of conversations about personality disorders while still facing intense stigma and social isolation for your symptoms :/

[hpdcultureis]

Mixed PD (BPD/HPD/NPD/AvPD/DPD) culture is not knowing wtf your deal is today.

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[astrangerthatlovesyou]

Just a gentle reminder that it’s okay and healthy to like and even love parts of your personality disorder. (Or any other disorder)

Nothing is ever all good or all bad. Your PD(s) is a part of your very make-up. It plays into every part of you at least a little, and you are not obligated to hate every part of yourself. Many of the few things I like about myself were catalyzed by AvPD. I feel that it has made me very considerate and gentle for example.

You can love parts of your PD while still recognizing and addressing the destructive parts. Curing and getting rid of your PD isn’t a realistic or healthy goal. Learning to love and accept yourself while minimizing the negative impact of your harmful symptoms is.

I love you, and that means that I love your PD too.

[luck-of-the-drawings]

VIOLATOR!! DESECRATOR!! TURN AROUND AND MEET THE HATER!!

VEEERRRY HAPPY WITH WILLIAMS LIL SCARY ARC. HORROR MOVIE BOY. LIL ZOMBIE GUY. UNDEAD AND PIIIISSED OFF LIKE CMAAAHHHNNN I HOPE HE KEEPS THAT CHAINSAW FOREVER. IF YOURE UNDEAD CAN YOU STILL GET A NICOTINE ADDICTION? I SURE HOPE SO!

[comorbidpersonalitydisorders]

i’m making a playlist for people that have dependent personality disorder! i’m taking song requests to add to it

edit: asks/reblogs/replies/dms are accepted forms to request songs!

[cluster-c-pds-culture-is]

Avpd + dpd culture is i need to get people to tell me what to do but also I am terrified of people and everybody hates me :'3

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[fantasy-store]

Cluster C Disorder flags

Flags for cluster c personality disorders. do not use unless you have these.

transx stay tf away.

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cluster a, cluster b

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Avoidant Personality Disorder

Dependant Personality Disorder

Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder

Cluster C flag

[the-cluster-c-culture]

DPD culture is going over your mental list of available people and guessing which one you're going to unhealthily attach to today.

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[wxrmeaterz]

fighting back the urge to text "r u mad at me"

i am not winning

[littlest-bugz]

This is your daily reminder that:

- Cluster A havers are valid.

- Cluster B havers are valid.

- Cluster C havers are valid.

Personality Disorders are valid.

[8ntisocial-freak]

the bpd need for isolation the moment u see any signs of abandonment vs dpd absolute horror of being alone and shutting down the moment u think they will leave

[gay-jewish-bucky]

disabled adults who need one or more carers are not "adult children" we are adults. if you're determined to reduce us to our support needs, the legal term is 'dependant adult', you condescending pieces of shit.

[hpdcultureis]

HPD with DPD traits culture is being horrendously afraid of being alone and knowing you’ll always rely on other people whether you like it or not

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