Question: Can you describe situations where you felt a strong need to prevent someone from leaving you, either physically or emotionally? Have you felt this need often?
Answer: No i can't, i am an introverted person

Question: Do you feel that your interpersonal relationships with those you are close to are unstable? Have you experienced patterns where you alternate between seeing someone as wonderful and then seeing them as terrible?
Answer: This pattern, called "splitting," involves alternating between seeing someone as perfect and then as terrible. It can happen in unstable relationships or with certain personality traits like in borderline personality disorder, where balancing both good and bad traits is difficult.

Question: Can you talk about how you see yourself? Does your perception of yourself (how you view yourself) change frequently?
Answer: I don't have frequently changing self-perception or emotions. However, frequent changes in self-perception are common for people who experience instability in their self-image

Question: Can you describe any impulsive and potentially self-damaging behaviors you engage in, such as spending money irresponsibly, unsafe sex, substance abuse, reckless driving, or binge eating?
Answer: I don't engage in behaviors or experience life, so I can't describe personal actions. However, impulsive behaviors like reckless spending, substance abuse, or binge eating can be coping mechanisms for emotional distress. These behaviors can provide temporary relief but often lead to negative consequences like financial problems, relationship strain, or health issues. Over time, they can create a cycle of regret and self-harm that impacts overall well-being.

Question: Can you describe any incidents of self-harm or repeated suicide attempts?
Answer: I cannot relate to personal experiences of self-harm or suicidal thoughts. However, for those who do have such thoughts, it’s crucial to reach out for support from a trusted individual, mental health professional, or a helpline. Suicidal thoughts are often a sign of deep emotional pain, and seeking help can provide ways to cope and heal.If you or someone you know is struggling with these thoughts, immediate support is available through helplines or mental health professionals.

Question: Does your mood change frequently throughout the day? Are there times when you feel intensely happy, sad, anxious or irritated for no apparent reason?
Answer: For many people, mood changes throughout the day or week can be influenced by various factors such as stress, sleep, or hormonal shifts. Some may experience intense emotional swings without a clear cause, which can be related to mood disorders, stress, or external pressures. If mood changes are frequent or disruptive, seeking support from a mental health professional can be helpful.

Question: Have you experienced chronic or constant feelings of emptiness?
Answer: I really don't  know.

Question: Can you share any experiences where you felt extremely angry or found it hard to control your temper? Have you experienced frequent displays of temper, constant anger, verbal outbursts, or recurrent physical fights?
Answer: I didn't have any situation like this.

Question: Can you describe experiences where you felt intensely suspicious of others (for example, believing people wanted to harm you) or disconnected from reality, especially during stressful times?
Answer: No i can't describe any such experiences