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Advisory Opinions

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🗓️ 6 April 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Eventually, as is the case in everyone’s life, whether it be a family member, co-worker, neighbor, or friend, you will come across a person with a personality disorder (PD). Although it can usually be hard to discern if a person has a PD at the beginning of the relationship, its presence will soon come to light. Having an accurate understanding of both what a personality disorder is and where it may be coming from is essential to keep the frustration of navigating them to a minimum.

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0:00.0	You ready?
0:02.0	I was born ready.
0:04.0	Welcome to the advisory opinions podcast. This is David French with Sarah Izger.
0:24.0	And we're going to have today's podcast is going to be heavily focused on the United States Navy.
0:32.0	Now, those are not words that I thought that I would say when we were conceiving of this podcast.
0:38.0	I knew that there would be military legal issues that would come up.
0:42.0	But there's been an emerging issue that is still in a state of flux that combines so many different strands that is really actually so important that I feel like we've got to dedicate a lot of time to it.
0:58.0	We're also going to talk about inspectors general and we're going to end up with an ode to the queen.
1:04.0	The Queen of England, of course. Is there any other Queen, Sarah?
1:08.0	Well, I mean, there's the great band from the 80s.
1:12.0	Well, there is the great band from the 80s. And then if somebody says yes, queen, like there's a lot of those queens.
1:21.0	I just I don't understand. I know you have college age children and then a 12 year old, but sometimes your references are too much.
1:29.0	Hi, I apologize. I apologize.
1:33.0	I took a phone break, by the way, for a few hours yesterday. And I am feeling rejuvenated, spicy, original flavored Sarah. So I feel good.
1:43.0	You said you took a phone break.
1:46.0	Yeah, like I got off Twitter. I got off Slack. I mean, I was starting to feel really, you know, dark.
1:56.0	I needed a break. And so if anyone else out there, if this is any good advice, maybe just put the phone down for a little bit.
2:06.0	You know, that is a great word because I've been doing the same thing. I have been concentrating my Twitter and my coronavirus updates and all of that in specific slices of the day.
2:19.0	Yeah.
2:20.0	And then just putting it down for the rest, getting my writing done, doing all the other stuff that I need to do, but putting down that phone for hours at a time is a great mental health development for me.
2:33.0	Twitter is just not a space to make you feel good about yourself, the world or anything else.
2:38.0	Yeah, exactly. Well, we do not intend that's the end of the Twitter conversation, unless it's relevant to the United States, the United States Navy.
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