What are psychotic disorders, how do they form and how to heal them, about love, marriage, sex and more. Sam Vaknin and Richard Grannon discussion.

(00:00) History of the Term Psychosis

(06:27) Difference Between Internal and External

(08:45) Psychotic Disorders and Their Relationship With External World

(11:35) Narcissists and Their Relationship With External World

(12:46) Borderlines and Their Relationship With External World

(14:37) Psychopaths and Their Relationship With External World

(16:40) Is It Possible for People With CPTSD to Develop Psychotic Disorder as a Response to Trauma?

(20:11) Formation of Narcissism in a Child and What Happens Next

(21:25) Borderline Response to Trauma

(25:40) The Reason Why Most Borderlines End Up With Narcissists, Abusers and Psychopaths

(31:03) Key Principle to Healing Borderline

(32:50) Why Peace in a Home Makes Borderline Worse?

(34:40) Personal Disorders and Their Reaction to Love

(39:18) Erotomaniac Stalking is a Form of Narcissism

(41:30) Personal Disorders’ Issues of Intimacy

(45:10) When Marriage in Long-term Relationship Work, is That Because the Bridge Between Internal and External is Strong?

(50:50) Love is a Synthesis Chemical Reaction

(52:50) How to Keep Marriage Strong

(57:25) What’s the Point in Marriage Taking in Account Today’s Morality?

(1:00:00) Difference Between Sexual Exclusivity, Monogamy and Marriage

(1:03:34) What is Monogamy Historically and What It is Now

(1:06:27) What is Marriage Historically and What It is Now

(1:10:32) Giving a 100% is Setting Your Partner for Failure

(1:15:49) Confusing Altruism With Giving a 100%