Thanks for quoting 49au MrAddiction.I found that in another Thread but think it is worth to repost in here.
The whole thread is a good read.
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/threads/help-possible-cluster-b-feeling-totally-lost.183173/page-8
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49au
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Secondly, forgive her. It is not anyone's fault that they have BPD. That does not mean that her actions are appropriate, healthy, or should be condoned. It also does not mean that they are fit for relationships. I am not saying any of that. I'm saying that you have experienced someone whose self-loathing, pain, fear, and despair is unfathomable, and she will be this way FOREVER. Honestly? I pity my ex. I'm not going to be her tampon, her therapist, her friend, or anything else, but I pity her. I hope she gets help. I hope yours gets help. It may not seem like it sometimes, but these women are MISERABLE. They are broken, hurting, and lost in ways that you and I will never be. And the good news is that WE have the capacity to examine our wounds, move forward, and become stronger men with stronger boundaries and more to offer a healthy woman. But our exes? They will continue to drift in the black void they call their life.
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I think the proper attitude is to recognize that a) these women are severely disordered b) they really did love you (in their way) but the disorder will ALWAYS win c) they had/have good qualities that you can enjoy in a future woman d) the relationship was NOT all bad e) there WERE moments of sincerity and humanity in the relationship f) you will come out of this a stronger man.
49au´s posts on the topic helped me alot to understand my Ex and BPD in general when I came to this forum in order to find answers and to heal from my experience last year.
Another member with some more compassion and empathy towards BPD-sufferers is @AlexDP
This thread has also some helpful and salutary insights from 'the other side':
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/thread...pd-please-help-if-you-have-experience.185333/
As it´s obvious by the progression with the last pages of this thread here it seems that some of the posters/ members here just can´t seem to let go. I.m.o. that is the whole secret, letting go and forgivingness.
But some of you guys just can´t do it, which is somehow sad, it seems you cannot see the wood for the trees.
You don´t realise that all that resentment, grief, hate, anger, bitterness is working against you, you´re intoxicating yourself with that.
Sure, you got hurt deeply, but by ranting and complainig about your exes over and over again you keep the beast alive, but the beast ain´t her.
There is a nice saying by Jack Kornfield:
'People hurt other people only because of their own (inner) pain, fear, anger and confusion.'
I.m.o. that´s so fvcking true, at least it helped me so much to let go and to forgive. Imagine the inner pain of someone with BPD.
What you´ve felt during or rather after your relationship with your BPD-Ex is only a fraction of the inner pain they must endure day to day projected into you.
Not saying your ex was not mean or evil or whatever...A good friend of mine says at least 50% of the world´s population are azzholes.
They could be men, they could be women, black or white or green or blue, they could have a personallity disorder or NOT. Just azzholes, it´s your choice. I´m a 8=O
Whatever. I can only recommand to meditate in order to practise letting go and forgivingness.