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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Personality disorders is not mental illness. Mental illness can be treated. Personality disorders cannot. I see where the OP is coming from. [/quote]
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The blind are attempting to lead the blind in this thread and frankly actually blind people are a lot better at it.[/quote]

PP. Yup. On second thought, screening and labeling ableists in the work place is something that could have value. Though it would probably knock about half this thread out of the workforce. 
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Wanting to steer clear of people with diagnosable personality disorders is not "ableist." Having antisocial personality disorder is not akin to having anxiety or depression.

The PP who suggested we need education on these subjects is right! It's not prejudiced to be afraid of or want to avoid people with personality disorders.[/quote]

This. My father is a sociopath, serial predator, possible pedophile, and has stalked women in the past. He was fired from two corporate jobs for sexual harrassment. He is currently renting rooms in his house to female college students. I wish there was a way to warn women in his orbit to steer clear of him. Nothing I can do but this is the kind of person OP is referring to. [/quote]

To add, he is charming and appears normal. Unless you have experience with sociopathy, you would have no idea. [/quote]

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