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A tipped over bucket of trash with a tear in it!

1996 pic!

Members are complaining about lost boners!

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RETARD ALERT!!!

The Fate of Narcissism in Old Age

A personality disorder is typically a lifelong mental health condition. Historically, people have believed that narcissism and other personality disorders soften with age. However, newer evidence seems to suggest that a personality disorder lasts through the entire lifespan. Older adults go through a number of major life transitions, so their personality disorder may appear to present differently. Unless they’re actively receiving treatment, though, the disorder probably still plays a big role in their behavior.

Having any type of personality disorder increases the risk of cognitive decline. Cognitive decline can also mimic narcissism and other personality disorders, though. A narcissistic senior may display erratic behavior or make inappropriate comments. To someone who doesn’t know the individual, this could look like cognitive decline. However, those who are familiar with their behavior may attribute it to their narcissism.

Some families report that their narcissistic relative’s behavior has worsened with age. As we get older, we all require more care and support from those around us. An elderly narcissist struggles greatly with the idea of looking weak or relying on others. In response to the natural aging process, they may become more hostile, more self-centered, and more inflexible. This puts an enormous strain on their caregivers.

Dealing with a narcissistic family member can be incredibly difficult. Many elderly adults with narcissistic personality disorder are isolated from their family to some extent. After years of experiencing the toxic behavior, their children may not want to be involved in their care. An elderly narcissist may not have the same support that a typical senior has.

In some cases, though, traits of narcissism may be beneficial to aging seniors. A study published in Frontiers in Psychology reports that sub-clinical levels of narcissism may improve mental health outcomes in older adults. Some degree of narcissism may be especially helpful for preventing loneliness, which is one of the most common issues seniors face. While narcissistic personality disorder seems to create challenges for older adults, lesser levels of narcissism appear to act as a defense against loneliness. Seniors with sub-clinical levels of narcissism likely seek out more opportunities for social interaction, leading to better mental and emotional health.

A pair of Down's syndrome tits! Saggy Granny style!

Pic from 1994!

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Just awful behavior I witnessed yesterday in lower Manhattan:

We were enjoying happy hour on the sidewalk when a bus full of special needs kids pulled up. I believe they were possibly Down's Syndrome or Cerebral Palsy ones. There were some people wearing NJ Devils jerseys walking by.

As the youths excited, there was a lot of yipping and howling. Some struggled to keep their heads straight. I think they were here on a tour or maybe a field trip.

One of the savages started laughing and the other was like, "where is the handler?" Many people including myself, were outraged.

This made me reach out to the site medical officer trying to understand these diseases.

There are several different types of cerebral palsy. Some people have a mix of symptoms.

Spastic CP is the most common type. Symptoms include:

Muscles that are very tight and do not stretch. They may tighten even more over time.

Abnormal walk (gait) -- arms tucked in toward the sides, knees crossed or touching, legs make "scissors" movements, walk on the toes.

Joints are tight and do not open all the way (called joint contracture).

Muscle weakness or loss of movement in a group of muscles (paralysis).

Symptoms may affect one arm or leg, one side of the body, both legs, or both arms and legs.

The following symptoms may occur in other types of CP:

Abnormal movements (twisting, jerking, or writhing) of the hands, feet, arms, or legs while awake, which gets worse during periods of stress

Tremors
Unsteady gait
Loss of coordination
Floppy muscles, especially at rest, and joints that move around too much

Other brain and nervous system symptoms may include:

Learning disabilities are common, but intelligence can be normal
Speech problems (dysarthria)
Hearing or vision problems

Seizures

Pain, especially in adults, which can be difficult to manage
Eating and digestion symptoms:

Difficulty sucking or feeding in infants, or chewing and swallowing in older children and adults
Vomiting or constipation
Explosive and uncontrolled diarrhea

Other symptoms:

Increased drooling
Slower than normal growth
Irregular breathing
Urinary incontinence


A horrible disease that the medical officer says could largely be prevented. Lack of oxygen during birth is a major cause. Shaking an infant is another.

Evangelical Pastor Makes OUTRAGEOUS Claim In Unhinged Sermon
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According to him, PTSD, OCD and ADHD don't exist.
Those are all just lies to medicate people.

To anyone who uses medication or has a kid on medication,
do you think he's just confused? Or is he lying to people?
Or will you stop using that medication now?

Understand that he's not just some random schmuck,
but he has the ear of many people and he's filling their head with nonsense.
That's his job!

NC Senate votes to ban people from wearing masks in public for health reasons
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Why?

Dgraff, you posted:
So it’s obvious old joe Biden won’t stand the test of time there is no way he can run again in 2024 so who do you think the democrats will run Hillary Clinton maybe it can’t be Kamala Harris her popularity is in the toilet who else am I forgetting

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I'm hoping Liz Cheney changes parties and runs if President Biden doesn't,