The Developmental Confederate Diagnostic (DCD) is designed to cut the crap-artistry out of Psychology. Thus, such a post-modern Diagnostic tool is clinically reductionist. The DCD has nowhere near enough detail as anyone would like. Thus, it is actually readable by normal people in positions of desperation who simply have not the time to deal with the DSM and its spiral of unending, and ever more meaningless bureaucracy. The DSM is now twice the length of the Bible!

No personality Diagnostic can ever be entirely accurate. And it is foolish to think that ever more verbosity can atone for lack of logic. Truly, none of us would be very happy in a universe that was so simple that personalities and motives could be reduced to a few pages of words.

Thus, it is vital to note that seldom is there a case where trauma is intense on any one phase of development. Trauma in one phase alone, typically does not need much analysis, because a complex seldom forms on only one phase. This is because most people get through such simple neuroses without permanent scarring to the personality. Its not so much the intensity that causes long-term scarring, but instead many traumas compounding into one another.

Multiple traumas from various phases form into complexes; which are often semi-permanent. When the individual gets hit with a barrage of traumas, the mind is over-loaded with information that it cannot deal with, which starts as neuroses, but unravels to any depth conceivable, if not sutured or resolved.

Thus the ego simplifies or conflates multiple elemental traumas into a complex disorder. And like the way a knot tightens; the more that the complex is pushed or tugged blindly, the tighter it squeezes. Confusion, then making them blind to causality.

A list of all the complexes of post-traumatic stress, would be too verbose to be meaningful. Thus, the earliest phases get the most attention, as they are foundational to the development of the psyche.

As this thesis unfolds, I will use simplified and anecdotal examples, where both Theological and secular narratives overlap. Only a few of the phenomenological processes, that turn the personality into a knot of anguish and torment, will be able to be covered at first.

This Diagnostic claims to explain the Logic of the development of the personality, such that using this clinical matrix of potentials, every possible type of personality disorder, can be explained in categorical, temporal, and evolutionary format, using less than 100 words.

The simplicity might make it difficult to comprehend. For example, the difference between the common sociopathic thief, and the more old-world psychopathic thief; describes two entirely different elemental reasons for stealing. The thief of need, and the thief of greed.

Need originates in a deprived Oral Phase, which is why it is so deeply unconscious. Greed originates in adolescence, because it is a sub-conscious social construct. There may be other types of theft in other phases. Women who gold-dig, may have a deferred penis envy. The DCD can never be seen as complete.

Unraveling the knots inside each psyche that torture us individually, is a virtually infinite process. So laying a foundation, that is both succinct and accurate is essential. And this is a process that must not any longer be left to the current plague of institutionalism actively perpetuating the woke catastrophe. It cannot really get much worse than what it is.

1st phase development disorders are more physical than psychological, and are therefore not of immediate interest. Typically, real psychological problems begin in the 2nd phase. But problems in any one phase, very often have a domino effect, causing the next phase to be stagnated, or elongated.

Structurally, the first type of complex examined involves trauma in the oral phase (2), compounding with the anal phase (3). This is a fairly common anal retentive personality. But there are also different types of trauma.

For instance, anal fixation has symptoms of extreme uncleanliness, typically of Mumbai. Whereas anal retentiveness exhibits absurdly over-clean habits, typical of Switzerland.

But oral habits are more individual. Typically breastfeeding is the real problem, with examples of excessive and dangerous overweening being associated with greed going back to the Mongolians and the Golden hoard.

On the other side of the coin, underweening makes children cold and indifferent, in extreme cases. Thus common sense seems profound, when we say that if a child has no contact with the flesh of its mother, or a wet-nurse, that it will become unfeeling and hostile. Like a lizard. There is a reason why mammals are mammals.

But sudden halts in breast-feeding occurring at precisely midnight after 3 months, would also cause some strange impulsive behavior, despite being the ideal time for weaning. Not all breast-feeding trauma here is from overweening or underweening.

Of course, a trauma in phase 1 will often trigger trauma in phase 2.
So there are a virtual infinite amount of traumas.
Any type of womb problem can slow the receptiveness of the child.

It is vital to see that oral retentiveness is the same as anorexia.
Whereas oral fixation is better known as Bulimia.

So we can see that phase 3, exhibits the same pairing of trauma.
Phallic fixation, is sexual pre-occupation.
And phallic retentiveness is more commonly termed a transvestite.
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Freud's assertion that preschoolers have gender, separate from physical sexual development, is something that has caused contention for reasons best described as collective emotional trauma.

The truth is that the mind of the human child, is just so far ahead of its bodily development, that it conceptualizes itself before such reality comes into physical being. And the lapse between the abstraction of gender, and the physical reality of sex is quite a number of years. Sexuality is subconsciously repressed during the Latent Phase, before it re-awakens during puberty.

A 5 year old child is predicting his future by mimicking its most obvious role models : its parents. And if there is a distinct contradiction between the physical sex, and psychological gender identity, then it can only be concluded, that this is highly likely to be deliberate conditioning.

Schizophrenia, is the other extreme, where the complex becomes so knotted, the trauma so severe, with increasing impact from the external world triggered by errant behavior, such that the entire personality collapses in contradiction to itself. Nervous breakdown.

A split personality occurs when the trauma is ongoing but not severe enough to bring about a personality breakdown. On the mildest side, this is like spontaneous acting as a survival technique.

All the disorders, in a neurotic (not dysfunctional) form, are really just the details of normal personality traits. But it is vital to note the specific ages that these structures first form, in order to try and unravel the complex or subconscious trauma. The way in which the phases oscillate between introversion and extroversion is what delays the onset of personality problems by any number of years.

"Tell me about your childhood", is direct, and to the point. But all of Freud's work only covers phases 2, 3, and 4. His analyses are often pushed aside for never going beyond infantile disorders, and as world war 1 overwhelms him, he is at a loss to explain the devastation.

Jung himself, can only delve into the the Archetypal intricacies of individual personalities. Jung cannot explain, the collective insanity of war.

For myself, I was born into the arse-end of the dying days of the apartheid regime. Although at the time, the conflict certainly never felt anything like ending. It was an overwhelming vortex of violence both physical, and very psychological.

Having been thrust into the maelstrom during those years that comprise the Latent Phase of development, the bulk of my own experience is psychological warfare. This is identified as the crux of all mass-formation psychoses. Those ages, from 7 to 10, best personified in the Lord of the Flies.
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On the other hand you may like to try the Jungian approach. It is a more delicate alternative, but is only meaningful if you are going to spend a few consecutive years in therapy, or get yourself a Psychology degree or three. Jung is more thorough, but far slower.

Freud just tells it like it is, and he then allows the patients' tears to become their own suture, on their own terms ...

He became a mass-murderer because breast-feeding ended violently, very early.
She hated her child, because she was trying to mother the offspring of a rape.
He raped because he was 13 years old and had killed many with a gun.
His mother was a 12-year old whore.
She was one of 15 children, 6 survived to adulthood.
Their parents could neither read nor write ...

That was made up, but based on real events, just to give a neutral example.

I reckon virtually any psychological disorder can be explained by Developmental Psychology. Simply identify the trauma and talk them through the events to the point where the subconscious memories haunting them come to the surface. This will then cause a nervous breakdown. That is fine. If you are in a relaxed environment; like the African wilderness as the optimal example. Jung knows of the natural healing power of this wild Edenic garden of a continent.

The nervous breakdown is the aberration being removed from the unconscious. But it is vital to realize that this is the psychological equivalent of open-heart surgery. Its not just the place, but the people. Out in the jungle where there are no people is ideal.

The use of psychedelics is also a good idea, as cannabis can make the landings gentle. Its all a trip. I suggest reading Ken Kesey's Electric Kool-aid Acid Test, if this is the angle you take. But drugs are not at all necessary for many people. This is not a mass-produced recipe for heaven on Earth. It is the foundation of the problem of hell on Earth, however. But how you put people back together after allowing previously hidden traumas to pull them apart, is your own indaba.

I am not one for clinical hospitals in the slightest, but if that is your safe place, then so be it. Huggy jackets and bouncy rooms have their place in the world as much as shamanic rituals in the heart of Africa ...

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