Celebrities With Personality Disorders

Sheldon Cooper- Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder

You may have expected it, but here’s how someone with OCPD normally acts. They are preoccupied with order and regulations, and they are best guided by checklists and schedules. They can be near-perfectionists, rigid, and need to be in charge in all situations.

Does that sound familiar to you? This is Sheldon, pure and simple, whether it’s the “thing” he has had for his seating or the weekly meal routines.

Dexter Morgan – Schizoid Personality Disorder

This person, on the other hand, is in a completely different league. Fans and reviewers alike have spent a lot of time attempting to figure out who this individual is, but no definitive results have yet emerged.

While many fans believe Dexter has Antisocial Personality Disorder, it is believed more strongly that he fits the diagnosis of SPD more, and here’s why. SPD is characterized by coldness and detachment of disposition, as well as a disinterest in normal human connection. To us, that sounds like Dexter.

Betty Cooper- Borderline Personality Disorder

‘Riverdale,’ a Netflix show based on the classic ‘Archie Comics,’ follows a murder inquiry after the demise of the Blossom Twins. Betty Cooper, who portrays one of the major characters on the program, is thought to have BPD-like characteristics, like the adoption of a different identity during emotional reactions, indicators of anxiety, seclusion as a coping mechanism, perfectionism, and so on.

Despite the fact that she has not been labeled with BPD, numerous people with the condition have associated with her character.

Walter White/ Heisenberg – Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Heisenberg is a complex figure with many facets, which makes him both intriguing and dangerous at the same time. He also exhibits several important characteristics of someone with NPD, such as a fixation with endless success, power, brilliance, and so on, similar to Walter White, who just wants to be better and superior.

They think of themselves as unique or remarkable, and even Walter thinks Gus Fring is on par with him. Because they just care about themselves, they might be exploitative of others and lack compassion. Is that you, Heisenberg?

Dr. Gregory House – Antisocial Personality Disorder

Dr. House, a beloved character who decides to make medical diagnosis look fancy on-screen, is suspected of having ASPD for a variety of reasons, the most notable of which is his inability to handle long-term relations, chronic irritability, getting mad at others who doubt his methods, or banning people out completely. That is, without a doubt, Dr. House.