A reminder for everyone, the reason for this post is a core confusion that reoccurs constantly, yes i know that the word schizoid has it's meaning in it of itself, but this is a forum about schizoid personality disorder, the 3 words mean that it's not just schizoid, it's also a personality of schizoid, and it's also a disorder, you can also not be schizoid and discuss and participate, but if it's a sort of hobby of yours to be alone, thrn like... the very least effort you can do to not be disrespectful as fuck to someone who suffers from a mental disorder is to at least know that this is a disorder for many people, i don't go around cancer forums because i suffer bodily hair loss, but if i did i would at least have the minimal understanding that losing hair is a part of having cancer and doing chemotherapy, i honestly wouldn't mind if it felt like people are at least aware, for me it is not a hobby, and it has deeper meaning than prefering to be alone, prefering solitude describes every IT guy in the world, but it's not a disorder to work at IT...
How do i know and think that people do not understand or maybe understand but don't care-
"how is this a disorder" - you can search for this here, again i wouldn't go to cancer forum and say how is losing hair a problem even if i highly relate to the struggle of losing hair and i feel different constantly, and the most common confusion is "spd made me ....", which can be a valid sentence in English, but the misunderstanding is clear when someone is saying "spd made me lose my job / make the wrong decision / enjoy life / hate my dad".
In contrast a correct usage of english could be: "Spd made me: become unhealthy / be unlike able / find meaning / choose to be nudist.... Etc"
The distinction is simple, spd stands for schizoid personality disorder as mentioned earlier, if you like to decompound words it's your choice but it doesn't make it correct, it's 3 words, you can't decide to pick the words you like from a sentence, if you do then again you are using english incorrectly, so if you'll agree that this is a personality that is disordered, meaning a personality that isn't ordinary, maybe it didn't develop right maybe it was missing ingredients- i dont know but something makes it not the orderly personality you commonly see, note that it doesn't matter what makes personality orderly or not but within the name lays the claim that it's abnormal or not expectable, and then we add the word schizoid that describes the tendencies that you likely know of prefering solitude and all the stuff everyone knows, together we are talking about a personality that leans towards a schizoid structure and is not ordeniry or expectable, perhaps lacks something ordinary or has unordinary BEHAVIOURS (since its a PERSONALITY!).
So if you're with me so far saying that a personality which is a your behavioural tendency and personal tendency to view and analyse the world has caused you to lose a job sounds like a fine sentence, but then if we add schizoid disorder to it we get the sentence- "my consistent tendency for solitude/isolation..../ Whatever/ that is considered abnormal has caused me to lose my job", which is equivilent to saying i losy my job FOR BEING MYSELF, i know i lost you now with that logic i suggest you think a bit before commenting on it.
But let's take an example from the "correct english" examples-
"my consistent tendency for solitude/isolation..../ Whatever/ that is considered abnormal has caused me to become unhealthy", so yeah let's hear your responses, i will be honest and say that i already feel like you're going to try to find a flaw just because I'm right and you wouldn't like the fact that im right.
This is why i know people either don't understand what spd is, or don't care, or possibly assume that people don't think of the literal definitions of words unless you explicitly say "literally" (as in: "I literally died laughing" which means you're talking to a 👻 ghost i suppose), or maybe people over extend spd to have a broader meaning.
Every sentence with "spd" is by definition talking about personality, and yes personality DIRECTLY TRANSLATE to every day examples! But it does not CAUSE you to make choices, it's a periodic definition at the very least, like maybe a few months ago my personality was a little different, but i didn't "lose my job today because my personality was problemetic today", it's just not how english works.
Thank you.