A person who has a personality disorder will have difficulty dealing with other people in the workplace, school, or social gatherings, and this may result in varying degrees of mental and emotional distress.

Some of the signs that may indicate that a person has personality disorders are social isolation, mood swings, difficulty in controlling impulse, stormy relationships, outbursts of frustration and anger, and inability to trust other people.

He or she will entrust tasks to others only under extreme caution (criterion 6), and have strict instructions as to how they are to be carried out. difficulty expressing tender feelings and a depressed mood.

"Do you have to chew so loudly; must you scratch your feet before you put on your shoes; do you always chew your gum so loudly?

The most common types of personality disorders are obsessive compulsive disorder, paranoid disorder, and antisocial disorder.

Personality refers to the mental, emotional, and behavioral characteristics that define the psychological identity of a person.

If you ask them, for example, to say the words "I love you" they will reply with comments such as "I wouldn't be here if I didn't love you". I'll let you know if that changes." He never seems to want to make a connection with you and always find some excuse.

When you try to schedule some together time, you find that he is "just too busy".