Yall In My Psychology Class We Are Talking About Mental Disorders This Week. Tell Me Why My Teacher Showed
Y’all in my psychology class we are talking about mental disorders this week. Tell me why my teacher showed a celebrity example of each disorder, and for NPD she showed HITLER. For aspd she showed Marilyn Manson! The rest was like Selena Gomez and shit. Is that really the best example of NpD and aspd? She said on Wednesday we will talk more about NPD.
Should I tell the class I have NPD? I don’t know what to say I want to defend myself but I suck at debates. Any advice?
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