And of the 44% who aren't, many of them have rampant Cluster B personality disorders which mean that they never go to get diagnosed anyway - because the first step to managing a mental illness is admitting you have a problem. Cluster B personality disordered people almost always don't think they have a problem, and that the problem lies with everyone else.
And of the 44% who aren't, many of them have rampant Cluster B personality disorders which mean that they never go to get diagnosed anyway - because the first step to managing a mental illness is admitting you have a problem. Cluster B personality disordered people almost always don't think they have a problem, and that the problem lies with everyone else.
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