Groups that are not valid theoretical constructs and have not been verified or tested strictly. They are just a convenient shorthand and so provide little additional information about their component personality disorders.
We start our journey with the Cluster B personality disorders, including the ubiquitous it. You are far more likely to come in the Borderline or a narcissist or a psychopath than in Schizotypal, for example.
People have the right to act any way they want. I do not have the right to judge whether their behavior is acceptable or not. They must bear the responsibility for their own actions, as well as you. By feeling sorry for yourself, you will be enough to continue their work, long after the blow dealt them. You have to decide that, as far as possible, you will not allow these people to interrupt your thoughts.
There are many things you can be thankful. There are unexplored, but experience in which you can find meaning and enrichment. There are others like you want to share who you are, and even who you are. If you spend the time to be angry and sad, you deny yourself the satisfaction of enjoying what life has to offer.
There are enough unhappy people in the world to condemn themselves and other people are always in a bid to obtain damages and compensation. However, there is no satisfaction in revenge and retaliation. It’s a waste of time and spirit.
“To be happy we must not be too concerned with other people.”
Albert Camus
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