I have never thought deeply about this topic.
My ex most likely had a Bipolar Disorder, which was very hard to deal with at times, but by being an understanding partner, somehow we handled it.
I myself, most likely have anxiety so I don’t have a right to judge someone else.
There’s someone for everyone.
As for phobias, I had an acquaintance who was terrified of tomatoes but he has a healthy marriage and has lots of friends.
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It depends on how severe it is and how it impacts me and the relationship. Also, it depends on how active he is in managing the symptoms. I’ve dated someone with bipolar and paranoid schizophrenia. I was optimistic about supporting him with it, but once we moved in together, he went off meds and the symptoms were too much for me to handle.
can't stop talking, talk too fast.
I use my judgement of them emotionally, or if they are inconsistent... e. g. is it safe to be around them. Most people, I can handle at least for short time.
I direct them to Jesus and emotional healing and try to remove the "demons"... e. g. traumas controlling the being.
Everyone has their emotional issues, no one is "flawless".
Not a deal breaker, but I don't want to be the cause or add to their anxiety, depression and phobias.
The last thing I would want to do is make her life more complicated/difficult than it already is.
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I don’t want to ever deal with BPD ever again. Imagine no ability to take accountability for things ever, like: “That’s what I said, not what I meant.”
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BPD is the no fly zone!
If I can't trust your sense of reality or integrity, I won't date you. Like if you're a compulsive liar or have issues like schizophrenia or have apd.
Eating disorders, anxiety, depression, narcissism, of course any of the potentially violent ones... probably more but that was off the top of my head.
I've realized I'm very good at fixing broken people, broken people get me more and I can't really think of anything I'd really consider a problem unless they were the literal scientific definition of a psychopath, which is the lack of human emotions.
It is a big time dealbreaker for me. I don’t make time for someone who is mentally and/or emotionally unstable.
It's not a deal breaker if someone has psychological problems.
The sort that they make my problem.
I could do without the homicidal maniacs.
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No, it’s not
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