Selects: BPD: The Worst Disorder or Not a Disorder at All?

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Chuck Bryant 0:00
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Chuck Bryant 1:38
Hey, good morning, everyone. This is Chuck here on a Saturday with a curated selection of one of my favorite episodes. This is BPD colon, the worst disorder or not a disorder at all. This is all about borderline personality disorder. And it's pretty fascinating stuff. And I hope you guys enjoy it.
Josh Clark 2:03
Welcome to Stuff You Should Know, a production of iHeartRadio.
Josh Clark 2:13
Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Josh, and Chuck's here, too. It's just the two of us, and that's cool, because this is Stuff You Should Know.
Chuck Bryant 2:21
Yeah, Jerry's got the week off, and she said, press on, dudes.
Josh Clark 2:26
Yeah.
Chuck Bryant 2:27
Party on, dudes. Party on, Wayne.
Josh Clark 2:32
That was also from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, wasn't it? Party on. Oh, was it? I think so. I can see George Carlin saying it.
Chuck Bryant 2:40
Yeah, I'm probably wrong.
Josh Clark 2:42
I'm probably wrong. So, Chuck, we're talking today about something we've kind of touched on before, but when we touched on it, we were like, well, this is something that deserves its own episode for sure.
Chuck Bryant 2:54
Yeah, we're talking this is another in our suite on mental health conditions. And, boy, we've got a lot of them, but we've still got more to go.
Josh Clark 3:05
Yeah, we do.
Chuck Bryant 3:06
You know, and I think these are important shows. And every time we do these, I feel like we get good feedback on people who suffer from these conditions and say thanks for either educating me and or getting the word out to people who may be a little, what's the word, ignorant about some of this stuff.
Josh Clark 3:25
As Michael Jackson would have said, you're ignorant about this.
Chuck Bryant 3:30
What's that from?
Josh Clark 3:31
He just used that word a lot.
Chuck Bryant 3:33
Oh, really?
Josh Clark 3:34
Yeah. But regardless, that has nothing to do with anything. You mentioned just now that people kind of wrote in or write in when we do episodes like this. When we did our emotional pain episode and we mentioned borderline personality disorder. a lot of people wrote in, well, I don't want to say a lot, but some people wrote in and they said, you know, thank you for treating it compassionately because when most people talk about it, they talk about it like they despise it or they despise people with BPD. And the more you look into it, the more you realize like, wow, this is maybe one of the hardest mental illnesses that you can possibly have. And I think we kind of said that in the emotional pain episode, but if I didn't know it before, I definitely do now after doing this research.

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