on 13-03-2016 16:41
I've heard and read so much about anorexia over the years but really? For reasons I won't divulge here, this condition was, and still is, very prominent in my life and to read uneducated comments by people in the public eye spouting stuff they have no knowledge of makes me so angry.
BBC News: Joan Bakewell says teenage anorexia a sign of narcissism
Joan Bakewell says teenage anorexia a sign of narcissism -
on 13-03-2016 19:49
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on 13-03-2016 20:05
on 13-03-2016 20:05
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Day by day it is always with you. Narcissism? Never!
Ah but....you have other skills @jonsie
And you know me well enough by now........I make that comment only to make you smile xx
Day by day but some days you wake up without wanting to. So many things you can't control no matter how hard you try. Today is a bad day for me but who knows what tomorrow brings. I live in hope but sometimes I can't see a light at the end of the tunnel. I see people in the bar happy and I can lose myself in the atmosphere for a little while but then I go home alone. Do I eat or wallow in the loneliness and despair? Every day here is a challenge but hey, I'm still here....For now.
on 13-03-2016 20:08
on 13-03-2016 20:08
And hopefully you will soon be back in the country you love with the one you love....
Veritas Numquam Perit
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on 13-03-2016 23:10
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on 13-03-2016 23:20
on 13-03-2016 23:20
Narcisstic Personality Disorder is certainly classified under mental health.
Not sure Ms Bakewell had that level of knowledge when she made her statement. In fact later on in the article she seemed to be retracting her initial comment. Certainly she felt the need to explain it in greater detail...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 13-03-2016 23:57
on 13-03-2016 23:57
Perhaps we should all know better than to give too much credence to what 82 year old peers have to say.