STRIP FOR Nov 8, 2009
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User Name: Tonton
Nov 9, 2009
+5
@ Old_Faithful
When you say: "the secret of succeeding with this 'disorder' is to acquire the wisdom to turn it into a quality and use it to your advantage" maybe part of the disorder is to beleive that you have wisdom and you can turn it into a quality???
When you say: "the secret of succeeding with this 'disorder' is to acquire the wisdom to turn it into a quality and use it to your advantage" maybe part of the disorder is to beleive that you have wisdom and you can turn it into a quality???
User Name: Old_Faithful
Nov 8, 2009
-2
To be honest, I recognize a bit of myself in that cartoon and I'm sure a few others would as well if they'd only admit it ;) But I would say, the secret of succeeding with this 'disorder' is to acquire the wisdom to turn it into a quality and use it to your advantage. Any profession involving public speaking is a good outlet for such persons and only frustrated potential such as is caricatured here turns it into a true disorder...
User Name: bassmaster_t
Nov 8, 2009
+4
I have SEVERAL co-workers like this...suffice to say 30 min meetings often last 3 hours...
User Name: MichaelRosen
Nov 8, 2009
+1
Wally's comment is _part_ of the diagnosis. Axis II disorders really do involve the inability to discern the dysfunctional behavior in oneself, or recognize the dysfunction. "Inane Personality Disorder"! DSM-V, here we come!
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