Usually what happens is that after many years of frustration and pain, people who suffer from a passive aggressive personality disorder will be abandoned by friends and loved ones who simply do not have the tolerance anymore for their unfulfilled promises, waterfall of love and attention after a huge argument and denying wrongdoing or underhanded and deceitful ways.
What does PAPD stand for?
PAPD stands for Passive Aggressive Personality Disorder
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The authors concluded that there is a clinically significant prevalence of personality disorders in the chronic pain population, especially those with anxiety-related features such as avoidant, dependent, obsessive compulsive, and passive aggressive personality disorders.