'SNL' Star Pete Davidson Has Borderline Personality Disorder ...

'SNL' star Pete Davidson has marginal identity issue

'SNL' Star Pete Davidson Has Borderline Personality Disorder

Pete Davidson uncovered that he has a marginal identity issue.

The "Saturday Night Live" star, 23, clarified that he thought the indications he had been encountering were a result of his "pothead" nature.

"Around October [or] September a year ago, I began having these mental breakdowns where I would, similar to, blow a gasket and afterward not recall what occurred after. Daze seethe," said Davidson on "WTF With Marc Maron" Monday.

Davidson, who reported in March that he was calm without precedent for a long time, figured recovery would offer assistance.

"I never truly did some other medications, so I resembled, 'I'm going to endeavor to go to recovery. Possibly that'll be useful,'" Davidson said. "So I go and I get off weed. They let me know there, they're similar to, 'You may be bipolar,' and I resembled, 'alright.' So they're similar to, 'We're going to attempt you on these meds.' And then I got out [of rehab], and after that, I began smoking weed again — and I'm on meds."

One "truly awful scene" later, Davidson came back to his specialists, who analyzed him legitimately.

"I discovered I have BPD, which is marginal identity issue," he clarified. "One of my specialists [diagnosed me]. He was continually saying before this enormous emergency, 'You're likely bipolar or fringe, we're quite recently must make sense of it.'"

Davidson conceded despite everything he battles with figuring out how to live with his finding, however, his new prescription makes a difference.

"It is working, gradually yet clearly," he said. "I've been having a ton of issues. This entire year has been an f– ruler bad dream. This has been the most exceedingly awful year of my life, getting determined to have this and endeavoring to make sense of how to learn with this and live with this."