Catatypal Personality Disorder

Catatypal Personality Disorder is a serious personality disorder characterized by affective instability, disorientation and disinhibited behavior as well as occasional episodes of Delirium. It is in the cluster D of personality disorders (fragmented, unstable) and a milder form of Diaspasia, it shares similarities with Catathymia due to uncontrolled behavior, affective unstability and disorientation, it is more severe than Catatoid Personality Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder.
==Symptoms==
A. At least five of the following must be included
# Intense, exaggerated emotional reactions followed by a long-lasting mood state.
#Brain fog,	difficulties identifying oneself or placing oneself in time and	place.
# Strange	perceptual experiences, including bodily illusions.
# Bizarre	behavior which's sole goal is for amusement (purposeless mannerisms,	silliness, inappropriate laughing and joking and sudden impulsive	reactions and grimacing).
# Excessive and	irrational fear of criticism, rejection or abandonnement and profound	reaction to such.
#Violent mood swings out of proportion to	given situation.
# Marked	impulsivity or recklessness of behavior, often being self-damaging.
# Catastrophic	deterioration of interpersonal relationships.
# Severe social	anxiety that does not diminish with familiarity and is associated	with poor self-esteem
# Social	isolation due to the profound fear of being rejected.