Dependent Personality Disorder - (Chapter 2)

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Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 7 April 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Dr. Kirk’s deep dive on dependent personality disorder. (Intro)

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0:00.0	Hey, Deserve and listeners. Today's episode is chapter two in my deep dive on dependent personality
0:06.3	disorder. This episode is just for patrons of the podcast, but I'm going to have a short intro
0:11.5	here. So in chapter one, I went over a full description of dependent personality disorder.
0:19.1	In this episode, I'm going to go over the causes as I see them, and according to the research
0:25.5	of dependent personality disorder and dependency in general. This is perhaps the most important
0:31.7	chapter because I think when you understand the causes, everything else makes sense. But first,
0:37.2	I thought I would give my second case presentation or fictional composite of someone with dependent
0:44.1	personality disorder. In chapter one, I went over Aiden, and this time I'm going to talk about a
0:50.3	fictional person named Michelle. And these are completely fictionalized. I'm just completely
0:56.8	made up from a composite of literally dozens of people. So let's get to it. So Michelle. So she was
1:05.2	born into a family and she's the last of four children. As a young child, she was very easy going
1:13.3	and she was much easier than the other kids, although she was anxious often. She was anxious
1:20.0	of strangers. And her parents appreciated how easy she was, but they were mildly concerned about
1:27.6	her fears of strangers. As a child, her parents fought a lot. Eventually, her parents got a divorce,
1:35.6	and she witnessed a lot of the fighting as all the children did. And it was protracted over a
1:42.7	number of years. Her older sister, Michelle's older sister, was preentified and took care of Michelle.
1:49.9	Her sister was rewarded for taking care of Michelle. Her big sister resented that responsibility,
1:57.1	but also kind of liked that responsibility. But due to her resentment, she took out her anger
2:03.5	on Michelle. She was preentified into care Michelle, but she also was very harsh with Michelle as a
2:10.4	younger sister. Michelle appreciated the attention from the big sister, but also often felt humiliated
2:17.3	and small and incompetent. As she entered school, Michelle did fine. Her teachers liked her. She got
2:25.6	along well with everyone, but sometimes bullies took advantage of her because she was quite passive
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