Chuck Bryant

Oh, wow.

That just really changed things.

I like it.

Okay.

So as far as the number of people who experience BPD, it's kind of a wide range like all this stuff because it's one of those disorders that is a lot of people don't admit it or seek treatment, so it's really hard to nail it down.

But Livia helped us out with this one, and she said 0.5% to 6%.

And they find it about four times more in women.

But they've also found other studies are like, no, it's the women who are brave enough to come forward and seek treatment.

And it happens just as much in men.

Oh, interesting.

Yeah, the mental clink.

One other aspect is a very black and white thinking.

You kind of talked before about splitting, which is, you know, really revering and idolizing somebody and then very quickly despising them.

And this can happen very, very frequently and like several times throughout a day even.

Or it can be like just a switch that is permanent, like someone you used to really like and idolize all of a sudden.

Just no more.

You despise them and they're on the bad person list forever.

Yeah, I mean, even Darth Vader was once a young boy.

Yeah.

Just trying to learn the ways of the Force.