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The American Psychiatric Association was said to be looking at dropping histrionic personality disorder (HPD) from the DSM, by a psychiatrist that I listened to the other day. Can you guess why that may be? What groups of people, in the last few years, have been prone to histrionics during protests? There is definitely an agenda afoot.
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@anitamaguire7640 There is a campaign afoot, which wishes to normalize what is now, or once was, pathological mental disorders, and the sociologists seem to be at the root of it. The very group, in mention, protested outside the APA in 1973, and by a vote within the APA, the group's condition was removed from DSM-III and later. It was normalized. Look for an article at the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) titled: Out of DSM: Depathologizing H#######ality. What I have found, is that HPD is also associated with this group's activists and protesters, as well as the feminist movement. Remember the hysterical screams of the protesters, and the look-at-me - see me, attention seeking acts of the same after 2016? Even worse, is the movement to normalize ped####ty by the same groups.
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@anitamaguire7640 Yes, it is as if they're trying to remove the entire Cluster B (dramatic) personality disorder group, which would be very dangerous to the public, as that also contains psychopathy, etc. Knowing how Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic behavior can be found in abundance amongst the so-called elite class, and the anarchist/protesters, this movement is very troubling.
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