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Is it likely that I have Antisocial Personality Disorder?
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Here's the symptoms I've matched up with me from Wikipedia.
I lie every day and steal when I can get away with it.
I don't know how to put myself in another person's shoes and I never feel remorse for anything I do.
I abuse animals regularly.
I get irritable a lot, I threaten people, I am the least patient person I know, I get aggressive and verbally abuse people which sometimes leads to physical abuse.
I have a childhood diagnosis of Conduct Disorder.
I've only been arrested once but have had the police after me many times.
I invade people's personal space, I insult them, I am racist to them and I bully them.
I drink sometimes but only to get drunk and I take marijuana whenever possible.
I don't get into many physical fights these days but if I do it's normally with family.
When I'm bored I feel like I'm suffering.
I don't care about anyone else's safety but my own.
I do illegal sh** sometimes.
I am deceitful.
I am very impulsive and rarely plan my actions.
I have been in quite a lot of punch-ups.
I nearly killed my twin once by drowning him and I laughed about it.
I have been called irresponsible because I don't do my college homework and I show no dedication to my education.
I was diagnosed with Conduct Disorder when I was 15-years-old along with Asperger's and ADHD.
I definitely had Conduct Disorder because it was diagnosed by one local psychiatrist and confirmed by two of the best in the country for children at Great Ormond Street.
Does Having Conduct Disorder make it much more likely that I have this personality disorder?
I have no psychiatrist at the moment so I can't get a diagnosis, so at the moment I'm trying to get opinions.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
I lie every day and steal when I can get away with it.
I don't know how to put myself in another person's shoes and I never feel remorse for anything I do.
I abuse animals regularly.
I get irritable a lot, I threaten people, I am the least patient person I know, I get aggressive and verbally abuse people which sometimes leads to physical abuse.
I have a childhood diagnosis of Conduct Disorder.
I've only been arrested once but have had the police after me many times.
I invade people's personal space, I insult them, I am racist to them and I bully them.
I drink sometimes but only to get drunk and I take marijuana whenever possible.
I don't get into many physical fights these days but if I do it's normally with family.
When I'm bored I feel like I'm suffering.
I don't care about anyone else's safety but my own.
I do illegal sh** sometimes.
I am deceitful.
I am very impulsive and rarely plan my actions.
I have been in quite a lot of punch-ups.
I nearly killed my twin once by drowning him and I laughed about it.
I have been called irresponsible because I don't do my college homework and I show no dedication to my education.
I was diagnosed with Conduct Disorder when I was 15-years-old along with Asperger's and ADHD.
I definitely had Conduct Disorder because it was diagnosed by one local psychiatrist and confirmed by two of the best in the country for children at Great Ormond Street.
Does Having Conduct Disorder make it much more likely that I have this personality disorder?
I have no psychiatrist at the moment so I can't get a diagnosis, so at the moment I'm trying to get opinions.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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I would seriously consider getting some help if I were you.
I knew I nearly killed him but I just laughed about it.
Anyone can write an article and get it published on Wikipedia. With many conditions, there are overlaps with symptoms.
Which could be a symptom of laziness, depression, etc. I also found that if I had no interest in a particular subject (programming, for example) or found it too hard, I would show no interest and would only be interested in one particular module. An example of this would be the hardware module I did at uni - it was the only one that I managed to do with little or no problem and pass it.
Firstly I'd say if you take a look at alot of the personality disorders many of the characteristics can fit most people when they scrutinise their own behaviours. Diagnosing yourself with anything is not a good idea and can cause you unecessary stress.
Secondly as you're looking this up it seems that you want to understand your behaviour or are worried about it, as others have said you should talk to somebody. Have you spoken with your gp about any of this?
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