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"You think you're free? I'm free! You don't know what freedom is! I'm free! I can breathe! And you - you'll go choke on your average ****in' mediocre life" -Lisa Rowe
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This quote said by Lisa is another one of her tricks to manipulate but the one being manipulated is Susanna.

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Borderline Personality Disorder... What is it?

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Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a serious mental disorder marked by a pattern of ongoing instability in moods, behavior, self-image, and functioning. These experiences often result in impulsive actions and unstable relationships. A person with BPD may experience intense episodes of anger, depression, and anxiety that may last from only a few hours to days.

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Facts about Borderline Personality Disorder

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Facts about Borderline Personality Disorder

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Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is an individuals feelings and/or behaviors that are thought to be an appropriate response, to the individual, in a certain situation even though in reality it's harming the individual's life and relationships. This disorder is most common in women than it is in men. Symptoms are:

feelings of boredom, emptiness, and loneliness

Difficulty feeling appreciation, understanding, or empathy

Having difficult relationships or troubles maintaining a healthy relationship due to intense love or an idea of what hate feels like to them

extreme low self-esteem such as a poor idealization of what they look like

Hostility

Dangerous behaviors such as drug abuse, alcohol abuse, and unsafe sex

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By Susanna Kaysen

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Susanna Kaysen's book "Girl, interrupted" is a really good and interesting book with a good story line. Well the sections/chapters go from story to story. This is a memoir from Kaysen's time spent at McLean mental hospital. I especially like how Kaysen includes her records from her time at McLean in her writings. i think it gives a sense of originality and its gives the audience an idea of how hospitals used to document things.

In the book, the psychological issues are displayed pretty good. For example, Lisa. Lisa is a diagnosed sociopath in the novel. She shows symptoms of a sociopath or Anti-Social Personality Disorder such as manipulation. In section 21, Lisa makes a huge scene to get what she wants. What Lisa wants is fresh air. Lisa starts to pound on the doors of the nurses office and screaming to get let out for some fresh air. Valerie, the head nurse, comes out to talk to Lisa, after Lisa threatens to call her lawyers. The whole section is based on Lisa's manipulation skills.

I would recommend this book because its a really good read with short chapters and easy to comprehend stories. There are many stories, all full of drama and all display a type of psychological issues.

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Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen is about a girl who goes to a mental institution and meets other girls with mental problems. Susanna is a young girl who is fresh out of school. When Susanna goes to see her fathers friend, who is a retired psychologist, after her suicide attempt she realizes that she won't be coming home anytime soon.

When Susanna arrives to the mental institution, she meets other girls with psychological issues that somewhat help her survive the institution. Susanna meets Valerie (a RN at the institution), Lisa (diagnosed sociopath), Georgina (Susanna's roommate at the hospital), Polly (A disfigured girl), and Daisy (a "laxative junkie" and highly private girl).