I just watched One piece film red bro oda is a genius he give us really complicated human stories in a "shōnen" way I mean there are lots of heavy issues in the real manga but here in this movie uta has mental issues (I might say probably bpd or other dissociative disorder) the girl also has daddy and abandonment issuues as well she start doin some drugs (to keep herself awake lol anyone else though about meth??). She in the real world people probably will send her to a psych ward or a rehab clinic but oda's idea is brilliant her father figure appears (shanks)also his childhood pal(luffy) and they start talking that's the real issue here. Me as a doctor, as psychiatric patient (I have bpd and probably more of the whole dsm5 lol) I love the way he approached the problem. Also I love how the "liberty" theme is portrayed I mean uta search for everyone to not having social issues (responsabilities form work, family, mental pain, etc) but she wanna make the madara's eternal dream jutsu not giving the freedom to do as u please just enjoying a dope musical but luffy told her that's not the freedom he's looking for and stop belle's mental breakdown
Btw uta seems to play the role shanks did in Roger's ship because as u see he finds her after looking for a sea bandits and I guess oda did it on propose probably Roger found him abdonated from the guy who seems to be his dad in gods valley
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yooooo im reading the dsm-5 for the first time in my life dawg. Reading the dissociative disorders part. shout out to 2020 causing my psychological decompensation, which made my symptoms become so noticeable I had to figure shit out.
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A Professor Emeritus at California State University who has given academic talks on “expanding the transgender umbrella” has for over two decades participated in a fetish forum that hosts and produces extreme sadomasochistic written pornography involving the castration and torture of children.
Thomas W. Johnson, a retired Professor at California State University in Chico (CSUC), is a formative member of the body modification fetish site The Eunuch Archives, which was the subject of a months-long investigation by Reduxx released on May 17. At the time, Johnson’s identity had not yet been confirmed as an anonymous user who goes by the handle “Jesus.”
But according to posts made to the forum in March and April, Johnson let his identity slip and invited site members to partake in an academic survey on “childhood experiences, castration desire and sexual history,” as well as watch him give a talk at CSUC via Zoom.
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In addition to Johnson, the identities of two other leading site members have also been determined by Reduxx as similarly prominent academics.
Richard J. Wassersug has for over 20 years used the alias “Eunuchunique” on the forum, while Krister H. Willette, who has been active in the community since 1998, uses the screen name “Kristoff.” Both men, along with Johnson, presented research they co-authored together at a 2009 conference in Oslo held by WPATH. Wassersug was an Honorary professor in the Department of Cellular and Physiological Sciences at the University of British Columbia, but has also been affiliated with Dalhousie and La Trobe Universities.
In May 2010, the contents of the Oslo presentation were published in The International Journal of Transgenderism, an academic journal issued by WPATH.
Wassersug, Willette, and Johnson were again invited to speak at a 2011 WPATH conference in Atlanta, Georgia. It was during this conference that the decision was made to de-classify Gender Identity Disorder as a psychological condition. In its place, Gender Dysphoria would become the recommended terminology.
Johnson claims to have been influential in editing the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistic Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM), which is published by the American Psychiatric Association (APA). The DSM is regarded as the authoritative guide to the diagnosis of mental disorders in the United States, but is also referenced internationally.
“The draft for the next edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the DSM-5) suggests ‘Gender Incongruence,’ which I much prefer,” Johnson wrote in 2010. “The body and mind are out of sync, with no mental illness implied!”
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In 2016, Johnson claimed to have been specifically chosen to rewrite a portion of the Standards of Care by former WPATH president Eli Coleman, who “pointed at me and announced that I was expected to provide input on eunuchs for the revision. Now is our opportunity to help devise the standards of care that will be most helpful.”
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Johnson and Wassersug have previously released academic research justifying the pedophilic fantasies amongst castration fetishists. In a 2015 paper titled “The Sexual Side of Castration Narratives,” fictional child sexual abuse material was called “therapeutic” and helpful for those with eunuch ideations.
On May 13, research by Johnson and Wassersug titled “Castration for Pleasure: Exploring Extreme Castration Ideations in Fiction” was published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior.
“The most popular [Eunuch Archive] stories link sexual gratification and romantic partnership with genital abuse. They are characterized by the absence of consent for genital ablations and multiple [sadomasochism]-related paraphilias,” note Johnson and Wassersug. “Many stories feature attraction to, and ablation of, the genitals of pubescent or adolescent males.”
According to a 2007 CSUC newsletter issued by the Anthropology Department, Johnson was noted as being the long-time president of the Children’s Folklore Section of the American Folklore Society.
Reduxx reached out to the Anthropology Department at CSUC for comment on Johnson’s association with a forum hosting child sexual abuse fantasies, but did not receive a response in time for publication. This article may be updated in the event they respond.
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Borderline Personality Disorder
DEFINITION: instability of self-image, personal goals, interpersonal relationships, and affects, accompanied by impulsivity, risk-taking, and/or hostility.
CRITERIA:
Moderate to severe impairment in personality functioning, marked by characteristic difficulties in 2 or more of the following 4 areas:
Identity - impoverished, poorly developed, or unstable self-image (associated with excessive self-criticism, chronic feelings of emptiness, and dissociative states under stress).
Self Direction - instability in goals, aspirations, values, and career plans.
Empathy - compromised ability to recognize the feelings and needs of others (interpersonal hypersensitivity; perception of other's is selective and biased toward negative attributes or vulnerabilities)
Intimacy - intense, unstable, and conflicted close relationships, marked by mistrust, neediness, anxious preoccupation with real or imagined abandonment (viewed in extremes of idealization and devaluation, and alternates between overinvolvement and withdrawal)
4 or more of the 7 pathological personality traits must be met, and include either impulsivity, risk-taking, or hostility:
Emotional Lability
Anxiousness
Separation Insecurity - associated with fears of excessive/extreme dependability and complete loss of autonomy
Depressivity - frequently feeling low, miserable, and/or hopeless (difficulties recovering from moods), pessimistic about the future (causing pervasive shame), and inferior self-worth (causing suicidal threats and behavior)
Impulsivity
Risk Taking
Hostility
DISCLAIMER: the definition of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPID) along with the criteria listed, is a summary based off of the DSM-5 and DSM-5 The Essential Companion
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Dysthymic Disorder/Persistent Depressive Disorder - DSM-5 Criteria Calculator
The DSM-5 Criteria for Major Depressive Disorder diagnoses major depressive disorder (MDD).
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Friends, this is an assessment from the DSM-5 for AUD. You can use it to help you figure out where on the continuum you (or a dear one) are with struggling with this disorder. If you are struggling, there is hope for you. Be gentle with yourselves.
source: DSM-5 diagnosis criteria for alcohol use disorder. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0203410.g001
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