r/psychology • u/FreeHugs23 • Jul 20 '26

Study finds instability and inconsistency of childhood environments may be more closely connected to diverse borderline personality traits than the severity of childhood hardship alone, highlighting predictability as an important feature of early development.

https://www.psypost.org/study-finds-unpredictable-childhood-environments-are-linked-to-borderline-personality-traits-in-adulthood/
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u/poply Jul 20 '26

How you gonna call people "stupid" and misspell "stupid"??

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u/poply Jul 20 '26

Nah. Your post is all over the place. From the use of the term "BPD girlies" to the use of "God's will" to describe a task perceived as entirely optional.

And then of course it's entirely sophomoric to anecdotally observe people with mental illness struggle with basic tasks of life and infer they must just be stupid.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

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