I think you do a good job because you be able bring your own personal experience, to be honest the fact that Amber spent time in foster care, was parentifed (kids/teens are not responsible for raising siblings-were not talk about occasional babysitting or helping out with dinner/ chores but being responsible for daily care is not ok), and most likely has CSPTD complicates any other mental health conditions she may have. No one gets to the weight she is without seriously trauma and the fact our society can't acknowledge that shows how much denial exists for type of trauma that is being afflicted on people ( usually when they are children 😢)
EXACTLY. I just feel like there is a lot more to explore than just the typical, 'oh, she's a narcissist' explanation. There are so many factors at play that go beyond what is being discussed and I don't think her mental health really gets enough attention and discussion.
I'm interesting in hearing your perspective! When you say "her psychopathy", do you maybe mean psychology or psyche? I was a little confused by what you were getting at.
I don’t care about amber Lynn, I’m not bipolar, but I was able to get a lot from your video. I loved all the mental health talk and the talk about self destructive habits. Really made me think
Howdy! I have been following you since your nighties love child days, and I'm enjoying your new channel as well. As a fellow person with Bipolar Disorder (diagnosed 15 years ago), I would like to mention that Bipolar Disorder is NOT a personality disorder in any way. It's classified as a mood disorder. So saying "bipolar personality disorder" is inaccurate and unfortunately perpetuates the negative view of those of us with Bipolar Disorder. You may also be using the word Psychopathy incorrectly. It's a term used to refer to those with antisocial personality disorders like sociopathy, and psychopathy. Psychopathy is a diagnosable condition, not a broad description of someone's psychiatric health/journey as a whole. I'm not sure if there is a word for what you're attempting to describe, but it seems like there would be. Anyways, wishing you the best, and looking forward to seeing more of your content. 💚
Thank you so much for your input and information! I'm still learning about Bipolar as a disorder on its own and how it correlates with my own symptoms so I'm grateful for your insight. I want to be correct and thorough with the information I am providing here so I'm extremely grateful.
Psychology is fascinating and learning about one's own diagnosis takes a lot of time and introspection. Especially when you have more than one mental health diagnosis. It takes a lot of time to parse out what symptoms you experience goes with what diagnosis. The more disorders the muddier it gets. I have cPTSD, bipolar II disorder and ADHD. It's taken 15 years to learn as much as I have, and I'm still learning every day. The more I learn the better I have been able to advocate for myself with my psychiatrist. I am able to have more input in my own treatment, I don't have to just trust my doctor. I am now the most stable I have ever been. Keep being curious about your symptoms, and learning about yourself and your diagnosis and you'll not only learn more about yourself, but see the world in a different way. I'm looking forward to hearing more of your perspectives as you continue your journey. 💚
I only watched Alr videos from her channel when Becky was still around. She needs side characters to be interesting. I only watch reaction channels about her now because I absolutely refuse to give her a view.
Ooh! Exciting! I canny wait. 💜
I found your channel from the fast fashion video. But omg I’m also totally okay with ALR content. She’s iconic for trolling at this point.
I think you do a good job because you be able bring your own personal experience, to be honest the fact that Amber spent time in foster care, was parentifed (kids/teens are not responsible for raising siblings-were not talk about occasional babysitting or helping out with dinner/ chores but being responsible for daily care is not ok), and most likely has CSPTD complicates any other mental health conditions she may have. No one gets to the weight she is without seriously trauma and the fact our society can't acknowledge that shows how much denial exists for type of trauma that is being afflicted on people ( usually when they are children 😢)
EXACTLY.
I just feel like there is a lot more to explore than just the typical, 'oh, she's a narcissist' explanation. There are so many factors at play that go beyond what is being discussed and I don't think her mental health really gets enough attention and discussion.
I'm interesting in hearing your perspective! When you say "her psychopathy", do you maybe mean psychology or psyche? I was a little confused by what you were getting at.
Yes, I believe psychology is the more accurate word. Someone commented and helped correct me.
I don’t care about amber Lynn, I’m not bipolar, but I was able to get a lot from your video. I loved all the mental health talk and the talk about self destructive habits. Really made me think
Oh, wow. That's very nice to hear. I'm so glad you were able to get something from my content.
I look forward to future videos on the topic
Thank you! I'm really looking forward to making them.
Howdy! I have been following you since your nighties love child days, and I'm enjoying your new channel as well.
As a fellow person with Bipolar Disorder (diagnosed 15 years ago), I would like to mention that Bipolar Disorder is NOT a personality disorder in any way. It's classified as a mood disorder. So saying "bipolar personality disorder" is inaccurate and unfortunately perpetuates the negative view of those of us with Bipolar Disorder.
You may also be using the word Psychopathy incorrectly. It's a term used to refer to those with antisocial personality disorders like sociopathy, and psychopathy. Psychopathy is a diagnosable condition, not a broad description of someone's psychiatric health/journey as a whole. I'm not sure if there is a word for what you're attempting to describe, but it seems like there would be.
Anyways, wishing you the best, and looking forward to seeing more of your content. 💚
Thank you so much for your input and information! I'm still learning about Bipolar as a disorder on its own and how it correlates with my own symptoms so I'm grateful for your insight. I want to be correct and thorough with the information I am providing here so I'm extremely grateful.
Psychology is fascinating and learning about one's own diagnosis takes a lot of time and introspection. Especially when you have more than one mental health diagnosis. It takes a lot of time to parse out what symptoms you experience goes with what diagnosis. The more disorders the muddier it gets. I have cPTSD, bipolar II disorder and ADHD. It's taken 15 years to learn as much as I have, and I'm still learning every day. The more I learn the better I have been able to advocate for myself with my psychiatrist. I am able to have more input in my own treatment, I don't have to just trust my doctor. I am now the most stable I have ever been.
Keep being curious about your symptoms, and learning about yourself and your diagnosis and you'll not only learn more about yourself, but see the world in a different way.
I'm looking forward to hearing more of your perspectives as you continue your journey. 💚
I only watched Alr videos from her channel when Becky was still around. She needs side characters to be interesting. I only watch reaction channels about her now because I absolutely refuse to give her a view.