Personality disorders can deeply affect how someone sees themselves. This might show up as low self-esteem, self-hatred, or feeling like they have no clear identity. Some people may feel empty, lost, or unsure of who they really are.
On the other hand, some may develop an overly high opinion of themselves, becoming arrogant or acting as if they’re more important than others. These changes in self-image are usually long-term and can cause problems in relationships, work, and personal goals.

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