#it's hate

Hi, so actually jegulily does belong in the Jily space as a very crucial part of Jegulily is James and Lily. So unfortunately for you I will not be keeping it out of the jily space.

I love jily and jegulily and I will not stop posting them and I will tag them however I want to.

Also, I think if the best thing you can think of doing with your time is to turn on anon and hate on someone's harmless posts, then I really think you need to sit down and re-evaluate your life, because believe it or not, they aren't real, and me posting my "deranged death eater sympathising shit" isn't hurting anyone.

Hey, can we think critically past the hate for a hot second?

That's correct, it IS for grouping things with similar symptoms

Mainly, CORE symptoms

But BPD doesn't require dissociation. None of the PDs do.

BPD occurs in 1/4 to 1/3 of people with NO dissociation, and an even smaller portion is considered chronic and pathological, or outside of normal ranges and related to the BPD. The other PDs experience dissociation even less.

So why the fuck would it be considered in the same vein as a dissociative disorder, and why would you hurr durr laugh and then say something like that?

Friendo, you're the one on something, and I think I know what.

Now people can have a dissociative disorder without any dissociation at all?

There are limits to what the categories can share.

You can put DID under trauma disorders or dissociative disorders and it makes sense. You can put PTSD under anxiety or trauma disorders and it makes sense. You can put STPD under personality or psychotic disorders and it makes sense.

But you can't put a disorder that doesn't require dissociation, and doesn't appear consistently with dissociation, under the dissociative disorders.

And vice versa, DID will never go back to being a personality disorder, it never made sense.

For dissociative disorders, the core symptom is...

Wait for it...

Dissociation

There will always be dissociation, 100% of the time, forever.

In PDs, the core symptom is "maladaptive personality traits". In cluster A, it's eccentric traits, cluster B, emotional traits, and C, anxious traits. These traits are dysregulated.

Dissociation isn't a personality trait. It doesn't affect personality traits. You can have one without the other.

Dissociation in PDs is a symptom, rather than a rule, and one that doesn't always occur. This should tell us a lot.

Apparently whether PDs should become DDs is a GLOBAL DEBATE

Even though none of the PDs require dissociation

I feel like "dissociative disorder" has become synonymous with "trauma formed", and that's where this is coming from, because there IS a debate over PDs becoming trauma disorders.

But not over them becoming DDs.