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I do appreciate the implication, however I don't think that BPD fits me, as it is characterized, among other things, as significant emotional instability, and I rarely feel emotions. I suppose I can't rule it out until my doctor does, but from what I've read, I don't think that's right. 

*I feel emotions far less often than most other humans do.

What I meant by that, is that I wouldn't be surprised if Borderline Personality Disorder doesn't fit me at all. I will read anything anyone tries to label me, and I appreciate the concern, but I'm not looking to be diagnosed by any user on here. Enough about me, and back to the topic of sexual fetishes, lol.

I cried when pets died, and I was furious when I discovered my ex had cheated on me. I can feel emotions, just not as often as it seems other women do. No "emotional roller-coaster."

If it doesn't fit you at all then neither would sociopath as a diagnosis. Cluster B personalities share several traits.

DON'T FORGET TO PHRASE THAT AS AN 'I' MESSAGE!!

HERE'S HOW YOU DO IT: 'I THINK THAT YOU MAY BE MENTALLY CHALLENGED.'

hmm. cannibalism mostly. i also want someone to suck my dick while theyre bleeding from their eyes, nose and lips. i also want to fuck someones decapitated head. self harm is pretty hot too.

Momy / Son Daddy / Daughter incest

Women sitting on my face / degrading me verbally / using me as dildos / hitting me while fucking me

Sleeping with my best friends girls while he's in love with her (The idea of her risking her relationship to sleep with me is sooo HOT)

Being pegged / facefucked with a stap-on by said woman / mommy figure

Thanks for the advice. You are a retard

In my opinion, squirting, along with all the things I mentioned, are better in theory than in practice. Just try not to humiliate the lady when it happens.

LET ME HELP WILFUL OUT A LITTLE.

What is DBT? Overview Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a cognitive behavioral treatment that was originally developed to treat chronically suicidal individuals diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and it is now recognized as the gold standard psychological treatment for this population. In addition, research has shown that it is effective in treating a wide range of other disorders such as substance dependence, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and eating disorders. What are the components of DBT? In its standard form, there are four components of DBT: skills training group, individual treatment, DBT phone coaching, and consultation team. DBT skills training group is focused on enhancing clients' capabilities by teaching them behavioral skills. The group is run like a class where the group leader teaches the skills and assigns homework for clients to practice using the skills in their everyday lives. Groups meet on a weekly basis for approximately 2.5 hours and it takes 24 weeks to get through the full skills curriculum, which is often repeated to create a 1-year program. Briefer schedules that teach only a subset of the skills have also been developed for particular populations and settings. DBT individual therapy is focused on enhancing client motivation and helping clients to apply the skills to specific challenges and events in their lives. In the standard DBT model, individual therapy takes place once a week for as long as the client is in therapy and runs concurrently with skills groups. DBT phone coaching is focused on providing clients with in-the-moment coaching on how to use skills to effectively cope with difficult situations that arise in their everyday lives. Clients can call their individual therapist between sessions to receive coaching at the times when they need help the most. DBT therapist consultation team is intended to be therapy for the therapists and to support DBT providers in their work with people who often have severe, complex, difficult-to-treat disorders. The consultation team is designed to help therapists stay motivated and competent so they can provide the best treatment possible. Teams typically meet weekly and are composed of individual therapists and group leaders who share responsibility for each client's care.