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AVPD culture

@avpdculture

This Blog is for people with AvPD to share their experience.

What is the purpose of this blog?

This is a blog for people with AvPD (avoidant personality disorder) to share their experience (likely anonymously!)

It works just like any other "[x] culture is" blogs. Share an entry by clicking "AvPD culture is...?" and write down what you connect to AvPD culture. This can be something relevant to you and your AvPD at the moment, or an overall AvPD thing you want to share.

Feel free to share your experience anonymously.

Some rules:

  • First off, if you don't relate to everything here, you can still have AvPD. And opposite, if you do relate to things here it doesn't make you AvPD. These are experiences from actual people out there and not diagnostic criterion!
  • Entries should start with "AvPD culture is..." or a similar starter
  • Entries that connect to other PDs or disorders etc. are allowed
  • I cannot answer questions for you, I just provide this space
  • Anon Tags are allowed, they will be in the format of "#-[your tag]anon"
  • There is no DNI, please just be reasonable. This blog is not here to represent an opinion and if you have a problem with sharing your experience on a blog that might allow identities you don't agree with then it's on you to stay away. Thank you for understanding!
  • One thing that should be said however is that this blog does not allow for demonizing of disorders, no matter what disorder we are talking about (i.e. say [emotional] abuse instead of [x-disorder]-abuse)
  • I will not post anything NSFW here and I'll do my best to add TWs where it seems necessary.

I will expand this introduction when/if needed.

profile image is the flag made by @/avpdvoidspace

Anonymous asked:

[suspected] avpd culture is not being able go anywhere due to the fear of being simply perceived. and on the rare occasion you do go out, constantly checking yourself just in case there's anything about that would make other people view you as disgusting or unlikable or a freak. making sure never to look anyone in the eyes out of fear of interaction planning what and where to buy hours or days beforehand so you can avoid any form of embarrassment from not knowing where something is; hiding in unoccupied isles of stores while you wait for people to leave the isle you need to get to because you can't even bring yourself to say a simple 'excuse me' without feeling like you've completely fucked up your perception of yourself to a literal stranger you'll never meet beating yourself up hours after returning home because you made even the slightest mistake, which could've possibly caught someone's attention and made them judge you, which leads to you never returning to the place in question because that other person could be there and they could perceive you

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Anonymous asked:

avpd culture is i was feeling awful and a friend (?) said they care about me. now i feel even worse

cuz what if they're lying? what if it's just pity? what if they find me pathetic? why would they care about me? i'm a burden aren't i? why would they bother? what if i do something wrong and they won't care anymore? why did they even say it?

and would they hate me if i told them i can't force myself to believe?

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Anonymous asked:

avpd culture is being so damn tired and so damn resentful of other people. everyone has everything you've ever wanted but they still complain and act like they're suffering the worst. meanwhile nobody ever acknowledges your suffering, but they keep demanding you acknowledge theirs, even though their trauma is a metaphorical tiny scratch compared to your severed arteries

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Anonymous asked:

avpd culture is abandoning a community and refusing to check it for days to show yourself you've moved on and then you check to see if anyone is talking about how they notice you're gone and miss you and maybe sympathize with the random reasons you chose to roll with this time. but they aren't. they don't notice. and then you feel like shit. of course they don't care about me. And this is a good thing actually because they're just proving I was right to do this

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Anonymous asked:
AVPD culture: Tumblr Edition

AVPD is submitting an ask and then going "wait. no. wait. NOO. NONONO I WANT TO TAKE IT BACK-"

AVPD culture is trying to send compliments to the artist in the DISCREETEST way possible (comments, easy-to-overlook reblog tags, sending fanart but not @'ing the artist) and then being TERRIFIED when the artist finds it.

AVPD culture is reading a callout post about something you've literally never heard of and thinking "oh they're talking about me. oh no oh no oh no I'm sorry-"

AVPD culture is always turning on anon in blogs whether or not the opinion/thing you're sharing is personal. because. what if you fuck up and everyone knows it's you and everyone hates you forever?

AVPD culture is wanting to talk to your mutuals but thinking everyone is following you out of pity/pressure/obligation/you following them first, and trying to talk to them would be super disrespectful.

AVPD culture sometimes means accidentally turning off anon is your WORST NIGHTMARE.

AVPD culture is posting/unposting/editing and undoing a LOT.

AVPD culture is thinking all your favorite artists would hate your guts and you should avoid letting them meet you at all costs even though it would be a dream come true

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