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People who only have empathy for their situations, and those they deem worthy. Most of the time, they invalidate others, don’t believe that people have lived through as much trauma as they have. While their trauma is valid, they often have behavioral issues and lash out on others and believe their mental health issues are an excuse for it. Have self limited perception and self awareness. They believe themselves to be highly-emotionally intelligent but are often not and self diagnose with C-PTSD. Use “Should” word when it comes to advice. They don’t really participate in active listening skills and complain other people diagnosed with PTSD don’t have it at the same level as they do, Mental Illness is a seclusive club. Misconstrue what their therapists tells them or what they tell a therapists, or other people, to add to their story. If the therapists sees them as being a Hypochondriac, they will find a new therapists until they get the diagnosis they want from them. These people are often Reactive instead of Proactive, stuck and fixated on their story and trying to often compensate powerlessness they feel in everyday life with spending endless amounts of time on the internet to combat loneliness since they are not socially well adjusted. You often see them take one issue as a Platform for trauma dumping and telling their lives stories. They do not actively work on their shortcomings because they are often stuck and feel entitled to do whatever they want or say.
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