I think I have BPD...what now?

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I've met a girl at work, went on for about 3 dates with her. Now she is giving me major pushback and I pretty much walked away from her. I was playing her like a flute until she told me she didn't want to get "involved". Then, somehow, I made it my life goal to conquer her and, apparantly, I failed miserably.

I know that all the funk I'm living is pretty much irrational (I went 3 dates with that babe, nothing to lose your **** about) and total bull**** but I'm still in it. I can't get away from those erratic mood swings and that feeling of emptiness.

Spinning more plates just seems like it would invite more problems. How can you get over that constant fear of abandonment?
 

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If you think you have BPD, then you DON'T have BPD.

Educate yourself on what it is, before saying something like that.

And why do I have the feeling you think BPD stands for Bi-polar Disorder.









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Pimp-sicle said:
If you think you have BPD, then you DON'T have BPD.

Educate yourself on what it is, before saying something like that.

And why do I have the feeling you think BPD stands for Bi-polar Disorder.









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I know that would be true for a narcissist but would the same apply for someone with BPD?
I mean, sociopaths can identify themselves as sociopathic so I had assumed people with BPD may have a similar thing going, or are they closer aligned to narcissism disorders?
 

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nroug7 said:
I know that would be true for a narcissist but would the same apply for someone with BPD?
I mean, sociopaths can identify themselves as sociopathic so I had assumed people with BPD may have a similar thing going, or are they closer aligned to narcissism disorders?

People who are diagnosed with BPD are always suffering from a host of pathologies. There isn't anyone who is just Borderline. Borderline encompasses someone who showcases traits of narcissism, sociopathic, bi-polar, anti-social tendencies.

From my personal experience, most people with BPD are able to recognize that something is off, wrong, amiss, different about them. But in no way do they realize the problem is as severe as it is, so its easier to blame others, while playing the victim.

To answer your question, it totally depends on the person with BPD. While they tend to all behave in a similar fashion, the way they act overall is slightly different from person to person. One person might be heavily narcissist, while another might be only marginally narcissist.








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I feel like you were being an AFC and she simply lost interest so you're blaming a disorder instead of yourself..

Can you elaborate on those 3 dates and "erratic mood swings" and "feeling of emptiness?"
 

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Now... you stop diagnosing yourself, and have a professional do it. If you look up any disorder and apply the symptoms to yourself - you'd have everything. BPD is severe - not everyone who acts like an insecure, immature girl has it. ****, I have mood swings and abandonment issues, and was an attention-wh0ring drama queen for years. :rockon:
 

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Frayzer said:
I feel like you were being an AFC and she simply lost interest so you're blaming a disorder instead of yourself..

Can you elaborate on those 3 dates and "erratic mood swings" and "feeling of emptiness?"
I'm the only one to blame, that is a certitude. I showed too much interest and she ended up pushing me back.

First date, I invited her out when I was out on a terasse with 3 other girls. We talked until 5 AM, way after they kicked us out of the bar. We ended up having some late night snack and I broke into a store, illegaly, getting us some chairs so we could eat out on the street. She was clearly waiting for a kiss at the end but I refused to pull the trigger since we both work at the same place.

Second date, we went to some nice scotch bar on a week day. She told me that she doesn't want to get "involved", ever. She said as well that often men get confused because she sends "mixed signals" (her words, not mine). I shrugged and basicly told her I would have never considered her seriously as a candidate for a relationship. Still, at the very moment when she told she didn't want to get involved, I totally fell under her spell. I made it my life goal to make her change her mind, even if the whole enterprise was doomed from the start.

Third night, we went out with some mutual friends and we ended up us two in some irish bar. I got into a brawl with 3 guys but I was lucky enough to escape without a scratch. We discussed relationships, life, sex for hours. She told me she was attracted to those "agressive and funny guys", which is exactly what I am. We are so similar in term of character and life experience it is actually scary. She ended up texting me about how she had such a great time. But nothing happened.


She told me yesterday that she doesn't have time to go out anymore since she enlisted into grad school. I know that is total bull**** and that she simply doesn't want to see me anymore. I accept this punishment for my weakness wholeheartedly.

I know as well that if nothing physical happen the first night, it will probably never happen. This girl is gone forever and I shall never contact her again.

Yet, I feel uterly depressed with constant pain in the back of my neck and on my shoulders. I don't love the girl, I've been with her 3 dates and she will be replaced eventualy.

Everytime I go home, after work or after a party, I feel devastated and on the verge of crying even if I can't put my finger on why exactly. I had an amazing day, so much fun, living the life like I want to live it. Yet, when I get home, I can't make any sense out of that shroud of negativisim.

Perhaps I am an AFC, perhaps I don't have BPD, I don't know. I really don't know.
 

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I could have written nearly the same things. Actually going to go for therapy for BPD soon since I have noticed it negatively impacting my life. I suggest you do the same.
 

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Holy sh1t! BPD guy on the loose! :eek:

What's even crazier than that? A guy diagnosing himself of BPD! Crazy or what??

I suggest you get professional help. DJ Advice is not going to work for you
 

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Ok... maybe you ARE unstable. Damn... get checked out, man. Sounds pretty serious.
 

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I thought like this once also. I started obsessively reading about personality disorders, bp disorder, anxiety, depression. I was self diagnosing. Just stop. No one is stable all the time. Learn to manage your emotions, not control them.

It's just a phase. Every one has there own problems. Happiness is not about feeling happy, or joyful all the time. It's about dealing with life wether it be fantastically or awkwardly. Learn to alway get out of your comfort zone.

learn to step outside your thoughts, try to observe them. Stop giving a fvck, but you have to give a fvck about somethings. Learn to pick and choose.

Also try free writing. Write all your thoughts, whats bothering you. Everything. Then go back at a later time and you can see what the nonsense is, and what you should consider to be important.

quit labeling yourself, your not crazy if you think your crazy. You could be a bit unstable, but only YOU can fix that. Some can give you tools, but its up to YOU to fix YOU.
 
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