Catatoid Personality Disorder

Catatoid Personality Disorder is a personality disorder characterized by pervasive and excessive need to socialize, obnoxiousness and affective instability. It is in the cluster D of personality disorders (chaotic, unstable) and a milder form of Diaspasia, it shares similarities with Catathymia due to uncontrolled behavior and disorientation, it is milder than Borderline Personality Disorder, Catatypal Personality Disorder and Catathymia.
==Symptoms==
A. Pervasive patterns of excessive attachment, as manifested by at least five of the following.
#Excessive need to socialize and an intense fear of being abandoned tied with a need to feel loved.
#Excessive dependence on others caused by a low self-esteem.
#Excessive sexual behavior.
#Excessive attachment to others, caused by a need of affection.
#Extreme, profound emotional reactions out of proportion to given situation.
#Excessive rumination causing severe distress.
#Excessive attention-seeking behavior in aim to feel loved.
#Pervasive patterns of obnoxious behavior, often manifested by	childish tricks or inappropriate joking.
#Extreme, profound reaction to criticism or rejection.
#Marked indifference to sub-cultural norms and morals.
# Excessive preoccupation with fantasy and introspection tied to dreams of grandeur.