Personality disorders

[Guest]

They covered this in a different posting already didnt they?

John

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[Guest]

A rose by any other name, remains a rose.  

All of the symptoms of borderline personality disorder, as clinically defined, may well have another clinical name in the Pearls of the Orient. Thus, entering the realm of semantics in psychology and/or legal technicalities is to take this discourse to another level.  

Consequently, giving rise to the question: do we want to entertain a panel of lawyers and psychotherapists?

Yeah... I'm no Shakespeare specialist or anything... but even I know that that is NOT how that quote goes... it's actually

'A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet'

Unless there's some other highly influencial piece of literature that I haven't been told about in existence somewhere. Or.. you know... unless Eduardo madeit up himself :cool:

Anyway... that disorder thing... it is there. It is ALIVE. :twisted:

And no, we don't want to 'entertain' them... but whether or not they find the circumstances of particularly 'eccentric' individuals entertaining of not is completely down to them. :wink:

[smb]

^^ Wow! Kakampi ko!! :wink: :grin:

[Eduardo]

Had to address this topic because am of the persuasion that life, in all of its manifestations is sacred, as well as beautiful.

[Chai Rolfe]

Cambridge, huh...? Lucky me

Just out of curiosity, Eduardo, is your vocabulary fluently articulate in all manners of communication (including everyday inter and intrapersonal communication) or do you simply find it relevant to address something you feel strongly about with a higher level of meticulousness in regards to chosen lexis?

No offence meant, just curious O:)

[Eduardo]

Interesting, never thought of my communications style.