9 personality disorders

In short, personality disorder is a deviated and deep-rooted behavior pattern that is relatively abnormal in thoughts, behaviors, or the entire personality. There are many types of personality disorders. Currently, there are 9 types of personality disorders. The more common ones are narcissistic personality, obsessive-compulsive personality, and avoidant personality. It is not a characteristic, but is serious enough to form the level of a personality disorder.

1) Obsessive-compulsive personality

[No, I can do better]

They pursue perfection extremely, and every detail is perfect. They may be hindered from completing a task because of a small thing that does not meet their standards. They have extremely high moral standards and force others to abide by them. They are unwilling to delegate their tasks to others unless that person can do things exactly in their own way. They are usually unwilling to discard worn-out or worthless items (for example: discarded tape, train tickets, used pen refills, etc., which is actually a bit like compulsive hoarding).

2) Narcissistic personality

Love to exaggerate one's own achievements and talents; often fantasize about unlimited success, power, and talent, and demand excessive praise from others; act arrogant and conceited; often think that others are jealous of them.

3) Borderline Personality

People generally call this personality "wandering between two emotional poles". Although it is "widely involved, but little known", they have a very unstable and tense interpersonal relationship pattern. They will be polite to people they are not familiar with, but may lose their temper with people they love; it is difficult to control their emotions and they are easily irritated; they are often in a state of emptiness and boredom, often feel that life is boring, and often feel that they have no sense of worth.

4) Avoidant personality

It is similar to what we often call "social phobia", which is the fear of being criticized or denied by others, thus avoiding activities that involve contact with others and being unwilling to deal with others.

5) Antisocial personality

They tend to ignore or infringe upon the rights of others; they are irresponsible to people and things, cold-hearted and have no sense of obligation; therefore, they cannot gain the trust of others with their words and deeds, and are extremely self-centered; after damaging the interests of others to satisfy their own desires, they are unwilling to give back to others, and are even unwilling to give the due affection and love.

6) Paranoid personality

Suspicious, stubborn, distrustful, and suspicious of others, suspecting others of hurting and deceiving them without evidence; regarding some well-intentioned things as something demeaning or threatening, and repeatedly suspecting their spouse (always suspecting that the spouse is cheating).

7) Schizotypal personality

Cognitive distortions and possibly bizarre hallucinations. Behavior is odd, quirky, speech is strange, and unusual experiences are experienced. They don’t like or are not good at establishing close relationships with others and often have excessive social anxiety.

8) Histrionic personality

They feel uncomfortable when they are not the center of other people's attention. When interacting with others, they often express their emotions in a dramatic or exaggerated manner to attract other people's attention. They are overly emotional and easily influenced by the environment or others.

9) Dependent personality

Excessive need for care from others, generally manifested as difficulty in making decisions without a lot of opinions and reassurance from others; difficulty completing a task or task on one's own (because of doubting one's own judgment and lack of self-confidence); and when an intimate relationship with someone ends, there is an urgent need for support from the next relationship.