So why exactly am I an axe murderer according to Hollywood?

[Otherside]

I mean, what the actual [BEEP] I came across this on the internet. Seriously. The description to this movie that was apparently on TV was this:

Sexy 23-year-old Gillian has no trouble attracting men, but her bipolar moods scare them off. Once dumped, her anger knows no bounds. She’s on better behavior with man-of-her-dreams Andy, until her boss and mother push her into a corner and Andy’s sister dies as a result. The only question now is whether Andy himself will fall prey to the girl he met online.

GODS SAKE!

[Inscrutable Banana]

Not really surprising, Lifetime has always been a low-tier network when it comes to the content they produce. Lots of trashy low budget drama targeted toward the same bored, sheltered middle class housewives that Fifty Shades of Gray became a hit with. ¬_¬

[Chantellabella]

I mean, what the actual [BEEP] I came across this on the internet. Seriously. The description to this movie that was apparently on TV was this:





GODS SAKE!

Hollywood can never get diagnosis(es) right! That's how I feel about DID movies. And people with Borderline Personality Disorder really got a bad rap in the boiling bunny movie. Just ignore idiots who make these kind of movies.

[SmileyFace]

Wow.

Never liked Lifetime. My mom watched too many Lifetime shows and movies over the years... it got to the point where she ultimately believed that just because I'm a young female, it means I must be sleeping around and contracting STDs and syphilis.. because, after all, there had been numerous stuff on Lifetime about that.

Overall, it definitely is a problem in Hollywood. I wonder if there's ever been movies out there that sheds a different (more rational) light on mental disorders? Rather than portraying us folks with anxiety/depression/BPD/bipolar etc. as psycho?