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There’s a lot of personality disorder tee-shirts and accessories out there on the web, but this one takes the cake. Poor baby! On the other hand, maybe it’s a good thing if other people know…
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Wow. There is truly a t-shirt (or in this case a onesie) for everything. I am very disturbed by this. Mostly because it minimizes the disorder.
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IKR? It turns having a narc mother into a huge joke. I mean, it is sort of funny but in a sick way. Who would buy this for an infant? Oh, maybe a narc parent (probably the father, who projects his own NPD onto his wife and then uses his own child to “triangulate” against mom).
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Um, yes, I can only actually imagine a narc parent (yep, probably the dad) buying this for a kid. It’s supposed to be funny, but it’s true. How ironic is that? Poor baby!
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If the dad buys this for a kid, you can bet HE is the narc!
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This might be some good narc bait right there. Maybe our single friends can show their potential suitor the onesie and gage their reaction to see if they are a narc. Wacha think?
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I just find that disturbing.
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Yes. I would never order anything like that. Apparently some people would. I could see getting one for yourself if you like to collect strange things or PD merchandize or something, but making a child wear that is child abuse.
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I dunno if I would call it child abuse, that seems a bit dramatic (plus it does marginalize real abuse) – however it seems to just add to the mental illness stigma.
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That is true as well.
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http://www.zazzle.ca/infants_bpd_creeper-235682194203376714
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Now that is kind of cute.
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