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have, they might become promiscuous. They think they can paint the whole house over the

weekend. The difference with the borderline personality is that'll all happen within

an hour. We know we'll be okay, but a borderline personality, it's life or death.

Well, hello, everyone. It's Dr. Phil. You're back to Phil in the blanks. And we are moving

on from narcissism. We are in the toxic personalities in the real world series. And I'm really wanting

to have a conversation with you. I'm not wanting to talk at you. I'm not wanting to do

a presentation so much as I guess I'm wanting to kind of be, I guess your friend at the factory,

I suppose. And just talking to you about some of the people that you encounter in your

lives and give you some insight and understanding as to who these people are, what impact they

can have in your life and what you can do about it. Now, we've talked about narcissism

and the different types of narcissists. And I want to move on now to something known as

the borderline personality disorder. Now, borderline personality is, I don't know that it's

really all that descriptive. And you guys know I'm not really big about labels, but I'm going

to defend labeling for a little while here to tell you this. Labels are used a lot for

insurance purposes. You've heard me say that. But it's also important in communicating to

a therapist, for example, as to what they're treating. That really gets important here

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