Atheism creates borderline personality disorder

Atheism creates borderline personality disorder

The extreme fear of being abandoned by others makes it impossible to think, "Am I needed?"

and unable to find an answer, the person engages in self-harming and self-checking to escape reality

Destroying not only their own life but also the lives of important people is a characteristic of borderline personality disorder.

When I was working in clinical practice, it was called "border" or "borderline personality disorder" or "BPD".

And because I was in charge of acute and emergency psychiatric care at a public hospital, BPD patients were admitted for very short stays.

Because of the drug and alcohol addiction ward, I sometimes administered IV drips to alcoholics and drugs (stimulants?) without drugs.

Frankly speaking, alcoholics are worse than BPDs who repeatedly self-harm.

This "bad" can be rephrased as bad personality.

In one word, both BPD and alcoholics are "immature".

I think they are immature in both good and bad ways, but in a good way, I think that "many people were looking for answers in life".

However, without answers, they became "substance dependent" and "dependent on others",

and I felt that they had acquired the method of "maintaining their ego by destroying their body and mind".

People with BPD feel alive by cutting their wrists, jumping off buildings, or taking large amounts of drugs.

In order to avoid facing reality, alcoholics drink until they lose their memory, damage their liver,

drive drunk or get into accidents, causing trouble both in private and public life, and receiving social sanctions.

People with addictions (drug addiction including alcohol) mutter that "society is to blame".

I think that's right.

"But, you know, there are people who are well-controlled and don't cause social problems like you," psychiatrists think.

However, all psychiatrists can do is "forced hospitalization and postponement of the problem", and there is no answer beyond that.

The concept of BPD does not exist overseas.

It is said to be a disease unique to Japan, and it is not about whether it is right or wrong, but about people who cannot behave the same as everyone else and who disrupt the group.

People who go against the island culture and communist ideology are "crazy",

"unique", "abnormal brain function", "abnormal mind", and "abnormal personality".

Is that really so?

The RAPT blog touches on the wonderful aspects of Japanese people, such as their diligence, but also reveals that Japanese culture itself, such as the Emperor system and the class system with the upper class, is devil worship.

Therefore, in a sense, people with BPD (borderline personality disorder) who are taken care of by psychiatric care or in mental hospitals

are people who could not adapt to devil worship culture and atheism.

However, it is not the case that people who could not adapt to Japanese culture are right, and because there is no Christian culture beyond that that "believes in God",

I think they seek salvation and problem solving in pleasure and enjoyment, which are extensions of atheism, sexual deviations such as LGBT, and psychoactive substances such as drugs and alcohol.

"People who don't have friends or a partner, who aren't married, or who don't have full-time jobs, have personality problems," is the tendency to label and generalize people, which is probably due to the unique difficulties of living in Japan.

I myself have had doubts about the #quickfix, #postponement of problems practiced in psychiatric care in clinical practice, and have been troubled by this.

And yet Japanese people come to hospitals seeking help.

For mental and life problems, there are no answers in medical or welfare services such as doctors or hospitals, only the RAPT blog.

I hope that as many people as possible will come across the RAPT blog and find a solution to their mental problems.