How do we recognize delusional disorders?

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Dave said:

Symptoms and Diagnosis

Delusional disorder may arise in the context of a preexisting paranoid
personality disorder In such persons, a pervasive distrust and
suspiciousness of others and their motives begins in early adulthood and
extends throughout life. Symptoms include the feeling of being exploited,
preoccupation with the trustworthiness of everyone they meet, a tendency to
read threatening meanings into benign remarks or events, persistent bearing
of grudges,
uncontrolled anger and responding in hostile ways to perceived slights.

That's nice. What are you trying to say, Glowlife Dave? You wouldn't be
implying that your opponents are delusional, would you? That would be
belittling, and we all know that your new buddy Jan wouldn't approve of
you "belittling" people.
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"Dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:LUFhb.5741$G_.550930
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Quoted message said:

Symptoms and Diagnosis

Delusional disorder may arise in the context of a preexisting paranoid
personality disorder In such persons, a pervasive distrust and
suspiciousness of others and their motives begins in early adulthood and
extends throughout life. Symptoms include the feeling of being

exploited,

Quoted message said:

preoccupation with the trustworthiness of everyone they meet, a tendency

to

Quoted message said:

read threatening meanings into benign remarks or events, persistent

bearing

Quoted message said:

of grudges,
uncontrolled anger and responding in hostile ways to perceived slights.

Sounds just like JD.

r

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