Somebody Smack Me - BPD b**ch is back

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I deserve it.

About a year ago I went out with this South American girl. In the end she turned out to be BPD (actually I'm not so sure about that diagnosis, BORDERLINE personality disorder - it seems to me there was nothing borderline about it). I know that term gets thrown around a fair amount on this forum but trust me this girl was wacko.

She was unlike any other girl I'd been with before. She was good looking (face pretty but body great) and yet, from the first time we met, she showed massive interest in me. After each date she would write and tell me how wonderful I was, how she thought God had sent me into her life, etc. I thought it was a bit over the top and at first did the sensible thing and played it cool anyway but eventually she wore me down and I started reciprocating the affection. I let my guard down.

After that the drama started. And boy was there a lot of drama. The below is just a sampling of some of the things that happened in a one month period:

- E-mails out of the blue telling me that she was having financial problems and so didn't intend to go out for a month

- Her repeatedly bringing up stuff I had done or failed to do. For example after our first date I told her at the end of the date that maybe we could meet next weekend. Now you might say that's AFC (arranging a date on a date) and I agree. However after that she gave me a hard time, on many separate occasions, for not wanting to do something with her in the week, i.e she thought I was showing too casual an attitude. Yet then when I asked her to do stuff in the week she would go on about how crazy and busy her life was and how I shouldn't pressure her to meet up.

- Her talking for hours and hours at a time about her university course and how unbelievably hard it was and how she had to work until 3am every day (this to someone who has been through medschool). Subsequently after talking to one of her friends at the same uni I found out that her course was actually not that hard at all - basically one just had to turn up for lectures.

- She told me about how she had been raped while high on cocaine when she was a teenager. Also her Dad left home when she was very young and her family was totally dysfunctional.

- Brother arrested for a serious crime. I spent a whole weekend trying to help her out with that one.

- She would come back after dinners I had taken her to and then go on Skype, talking to her Mum for an hour or so even though there was no particular emergency. Not only that but later on she started going and chatting to her ex-boyfriend online while in my apartment. A couple of times I got frustrated with this and expressed my unhappiness with the situation. She accused me of having a bad temper and being unreasonably.

- She would talk for hours and hours about ex boyfriends of hers, sometimes describing the sex she had with them (always saying it was really good). On the couple of occasions I just mentioned exes of mine she got almost pathologically jealous and accused me of still being in love with them.

- Witholding sex more and more then accusing me of only being interested in sex when I confronted her about it

- Minor, but very irritating stuff like taking me with her to get a new phone then arguing with the staff for 3 hours over a very small amount of money. Not apologising to me afterwards for me having to sit there for 3 hours when I could have been doing something better (like slitting my wrists).

- During this time I read chats she was having with her ex - even though we were together she was talking to this guy about the possibility of them getting married in the future

- Never introducing me as a boyfriend to her friends. She would say the reason for this was that she knew I was going to mess her around and leave her.

- Constantly telling me I wasn't being serious about her, even though I had never shown any signs of not being serious. Also accusing me of seeing other girls (damn I only wish I had been).

- Going from one extreme to another in terms of her interest. This was way beyond normal 'push' and 'pull'. It was literally 'I love you so much I never want to let you go' one day, to 'I can't see this working out at all' on another day, with nothing happening in between.

Ok there is LOT'S more, but you get the picture right.

For some reason though I was under this *****'s spell, for a while at least. Eventually I came to my senses and the spell wore off. One night we had dinner and she was constantly texting on her phone (or going on Facebook - she's one of these people with zillions of Facebook friends) and just being extremely rude. By the time we got back to the apartment my blood was boiling. Then she started going on about how Europeans were rude and haughty. It was the straw that broke the camel's back. This girl had previously gone on about how much she hated it when people said negative things about South America (fair enough) but she felt totally entitled to lay into Europeans. I told her to get the f*ck out of my apartment. After that I felt this palpable sense of relief that I was rid of this nightmare.

After 6 months no contact she contacts me through Facebook just saying that she heard from her friends that they had bumped into me (it happened at a club) and that she had wanted to write to me and tell me that she was grateful for helping her through a difficult time in her life, etc. No apology, no admission that she was the one, clearly, who was totally at fault for the 'relationship' going so badly (and believe me I can admit that in other relationships it's been much more my fault, but not this one). Nothing.

She has a new boyfriend now. This is a guy that she was in contact with when I was going out with her, just as a friend (although she made it clear he was interested in her as she made it clear that many guys were interested in her). She did mention in her Facebook message that they got together, but it was months after we split up. I know for a fact, 100% that that is not true and that she started dating him the week after we broke up.

Anyway this guy is a bit of a joke to look at although I guess that's not really relevant. I know from her telling me that she sabotaged countless relationships in the past. Of course the way she told it she didn't sabotage the relationships, but it was clear that that is what happened (some of her mails I read confirmed that). I can't imagine how she can have a normal relationship with anybody. However I do know that this guy is a total wuss and yields to her in everything. Maybe that's why it works. Also he's so kind of fat and unattractive that maybe she feels secure with him?

Ok this is why I need to get smacked hard. Since she got back in touch with me I can't stop thinking about her! What the f*ck? She's not even that hot at all. I mean her body is smoking but face is average and her nose looks like a child made it out of playdough. More than that she is a crazy evil c**t. There is just nothing good about this girl. I remember when we were on dates together I'd often want to shoot myself, or her, in the head. She was as boring as they come and utterly self obsessed.

So why the hell am I thinking about her? I can honestly say that before she contacted me I had thought of her maybe ten times in a 7 month period, and that was just to think 'Why did I ever bother with that crazy b**ch?'. The sex with her was really good but that was about it.

Now I find myself thinking about meeting up with her, even kind of daydreaming about getting back together with her. I guess I have to acknowledge that I must be a bit messed up myself (although at least I have the insight to see it, which she never would).

I should have no contact with this woman ever again should I? I have to be honest part of the reason I want to be in contact with her again is because I know she is a disaster waiting to happen and I want to be there to witness it when it does.
 

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Hi.

This is going to sound crazy but I literally just registered here at this forum specifically so I could reply to your post.

I can't even remember how I found it.

I dated a girl a few years back that was borderline personality disorder (never officially diagnosed, but the symptoms matched, and sounds exactly like what you described).

Here are some examples. See if you can find the similarities:

- She would go EXTREME hot/cold. One week it was "I can't imagine not having you in my life. I want to marry you." The next week it was "I need space, I can't be in a relationship right now."

- Sometimes that same thing happened on a smaller level. One weekend she invited me over for the weekend, and all Friday night while I was there she kept talking about how happy she was that we got to spend an entire weekend together, etc., and then literally on Saturday morning she goes "I think I want to be by myself this weekend." Um, wtf? Of course, this was years ago before I started studying relationship dynamics and I turned into a needy *****

- Huge drama out of nowhere. We'd be having a good time and she'd out of nowhere drop some drama bomb.

- the thing that you said about her exes and talking to them and getting jealous of yours. she would bug me for HOURS AND HOURS about one of my exes that she thought I was secretly still in love with. And I was patient because I wanted to reassure her. Dude, I kid you not, I spent literally dozens of hours talking to her about this subject over the course of a few months. But seriously, if I asked her about a guy or something she would go NUTS and not even want to talk about it. A little unfair there, right?

Psycho chick.

Another similarity? I couldn't get her out of my head. Exactly like you're describing.

We broke up a few times but always got back together. The thing that was weird was that I knew deep in my heart that it wouldn't work out between us. I would see things in her and think "I don't want that in a wife... I don't want that in the mother of my children." So when we would break up I would get super depressed, but I always knew it was for the best and that made it tolerable.

We finally broke up and I was like no, this is it. Don't contact me again. And of course she did, she would call me from time to time, or text message me, or whatever, and I would just delete them. She still does from time to time, even 3 years later.

She is a master of relationship games. Dating her was like a crash course in crazy. I got manipulated all over the place and I have a finely-tuned BS meter now.

She was also a bad girlfriend. When we would get in a fight she would go flirt and hang out with other dudes (I found this out after the fact. This is absolutely unacceptable to me in a relationship). And I'm 99% sure she was cheating on me although I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure. So I figure now when she contacts me it's because she just got in a fight with or broke up with whoever she is dating now and is trying to revalidate herself with attention from me, which is part of the reason I delete them. The other reason I delete them is because I know nothing good will ever come from her. I don't want her in my life because she's not a good person.

Needless to say, she was awesome in bed (as most crazy chicks usually are).

Just remember, she is crazy. Don't contact her. The reason you can't get her out of her head is because of the crazy mind**** she gave you. You know logically as a man that NOTHING GOOD will come from this. Don't be a female and succumb to emotions. Do what you know is objectively right, and that is to have no contact with her at all.

Cheers.
 

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If you're that spellbound by her after all that crap maybe she is bpd... I had similar time with my exbpdgf. Oddly, she just contacted me after 7 mos nc two weeks ago. I didn't respond, but her stupid little text did a number on me too... not much to do but stay nc and keep on with living.

No one deserves that crap.
 

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Thanks a lot for the replies guys.

Ninja - what you posted sounds eerily reminiscent of what I went through. Thanks very much for signing up so you could reply, it did help a lot reading that.

DangNammit, it wounds like you handled the situation better than I did.

I f*cked up. Basically instead of ignoring her when she messaged me, I sent back a very plain 'Good to hear from you. Glad stuff is good. Take care'. If I'd left it at that it would have been fine, but over the course of three or four more messages she kind of sucked me back in a bit, or rather I allowed myself to get sucked back in. I can say honestly that when I sent her the first message I wasn't thinking about her at all, which is why I thought it would be ok to reply. But somehow a few messages later and I'm thinking about her a fair amount. I can't actually blame her for this, this is down to me.

I have really conflicting emotions, part of me sees her looking cute in her Facebook pics and remembering the good times, part of me wants to tell her just what a crazy woman she is even though I know none of it would register, part of me wants to stay in touch with her so I can see her destroy everything in her life, part of me is curious as to how she is making a go of her current relationship and what evil lurks behind the scenes.

I know I shouldn't be thinking any of these things. I shouldn't give a damn and should just be getting on with my life. Part of the problem is I've had flu over the last few days and have just been resting at home so I have had more time to dwell on stuff, instead of being out there keeping busy. It's so weird because as I said in my original post when I finally dumped this girl I had had enough of her and I was really happy to throw her out of my apartment. Despite it being a very stressful time for me generally, I didn't look back. I went out and met other girls and didn't think about her again. But now time has elapsed and out of the blue she has managed to get me thinking about her again!!
 

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Yes you have found one of the two headed monsters:down: I have never ever fogot about the bpd women i dated.I dont dwell on what could have been and the awsome sex?Insteed i use them to never forget all the fvckn drama and just plain misery they put me thru.These women also opened my eyes to the fact that i myself have to be npd to have put up with this as long as i did.Im actually going to make an appointment with a shrink and see if i am npd? So mabye some good things can happen from the bpd experence afterall?:cool:
 

What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.

You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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The disorder is not very aptly named. Women with bpd think of everything in the world as either 100% good or 100% evil. That includes you. And when you are 100% good, it is like being with a $10,000 a night hooker. The problem is the other half of the time when you are 100% evil, and she becomes a crazy b!tch hell-bent on fvcking up your life.

The other problem, among many, is that BPDs have a strong disassociation with loved ones who are not around at the moment, due to deep abandonment issues. Basically, if you are not around, she will cheat. This is a side effect of her coping mechanism to deal with daddy leaving. It's not even really her fault, as her entire life is controlled by the disorder. Learn about BPD, and you will understand everything she does.
 

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Thanks guys. Bible Belt, I'll do some reading. I already read the official BPD thread and that was highly informative.

I love the bit about it being like having a $10,000 a night hooker when it's good. So, so true. That's why these creatures are so addictive I suppose.

The person I'm really angry with is myself. There are a couple of really good women in my life (both at least as attractive as this BPD maniac) and I find myself handling them perfectly, doing all the things I should do and just generally controlling the situation (but in a decent, not manipulative or cruel way). Yet with this girl I seem powerless, even though she is not one bit worthy of my respect, attention or pain, boy can she evoke it.
 

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Paint me a skeptic.... But the problem isn't all her man.... Maybe she does have BPD.... But from what you wrote - most of those things would have been solved by leading her better.... putting her in her place.... and commanding her as a true king would a servant.... which i believe is what she was crying out for....

I would bet she loves the psychopaths who couldn't give a sh!t about her the most...... and the only match for a true BPD is a true psychopath.... and you seem like a pretty nice guy who listens to women for hours.... So best you back off and let this fat unattractive wuss get devoured while she looks for her serial killer to murder her.

Get with the other more respectable women. Leave freaks to the men who can handle them (which are the men who are freaks themselves)
 

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Bukowski-merit,

You're definitely right to a degree. The only qualification I'd make is that when I was with HER I was a nice guy who listened to her for hours. I have never done that with other girls (unless there was a genuine call for it).

So I'm pretty cool (not the best by any means but not bad either) with most girls and since I broke up with this BPD I've been like ice with more than one, both with girls who deserved the cold treatment and those that didn't, and have been firmly in control. Yet, yes with this girl I was totally AFC and I freely admit it.

But basically I understand what you're saying, that I was part of the problem too. I think that's true of a lot of the posters who have had encounters with this type of woman before. Maybe some of them have learnt enough from their experience to have evolved to such a level that they now COULD handle a BPD chick. Clearly I'm not there yet.

This girl is a master of the whole deluded world that she exists in, and even though her world is a false one built on a sand of paranoia, egomania, deceit, crippling insecurity, etc, when you're with a girl like that it's hard not to get sucked in to some extent.

Thanks for listening.

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Miles28 said:
I f*cked up. Basically instead of ignoring her when she messaged me, I sent back a very plain 'Good to hear from you. Glad stuff is good. Take care'. If I'd left it at that it would have been fine, but over the course of three or four more messages she kind of sucked me back in a bit, or rather I allowed myself to get sucked back in. I can say honestly that when I sent her the first message I wasn't thinking about her at all, which is why I thought it would be ok to reply. But somehow a few messages later and I'm thinking about her a fair amount. I can't actually blame her for this, this is down to me.
My BPD ex did the same. And I fell for it a few times. An "innocent" text ends up with me coming over to her place.

It's master manipulation, nothing else.

I finally caught onto it, which is why 100% of what she sends me gets deleted now. There are no innocent questions with her. There is no small talk.

Remember that ANY reply you send her is validation. It's interest. Even if you tell her "YOU"RE A PSYCHO *****, STOP TALKING TO ME!" that's still giving her attention. It's still showing interest. That is why no contact is the only way to handle this. ANYTHING else and she will continue to pursue.

What I do is tell her one time, calmly, "look, we can't talk anymore. If in the future I decide I want to be friends I will let you know, but until that point, please do not contact me."

Never say anything else. You've explained yourself perfectly, albeit in a logical manner that a BPD woman might not understand.

If she wonders why you're not talking to her, she can read that text message or email again (unless you said it over the phone).

I have really conflicting emotions, part of me sees her looking cute in her Facebook pics and remembering the good times, part of me wants to tell her just what a crazy woman she is even though I know none of it would register, part of me wants to stay in touch with her so I can see her destroy everything in her life, part of me is curious as to how she is making a go of her current relationship and what evil lurks behind the scenes.
It's not worth it.




Bible_Belt said:
The other problem, among many, is that BPDs have a strong disassociation with loved ones who are not around at the moment, due to deep abandonment issues. Basically, if you are not around, she will cheat. This is a side effect of her coping mechanism to deal with daddy leaving. It's not even really her fault, as her entire life is controlled by the disorder. Learn about BPD, and you will understand everything she does.
Wow, you know the ex I was talking about here DID have daddy issues. Her dad never left, but they didn't have a very close relationship. She had daddy issues that manifested in other ways (like dating 38 year olds when she was 22).



Miles28 said:
Thanks guys. Bible Belt, I'll do some reading. I already read the official BPD thread and that was highly informative.
Link to this? I'm new here so sorry if I missed a sticky or something.




bukowski_merit said:
most of those things would have been solved by leading her better.... putting her in her place.... and commanding her as a true king would a servant.... which i believe is what she was crying out for....
Here's the thing. You might be right, but I don't think the original poster is up for it.

I know that personally, I don't want a woman that I have to constantly be 100% on my game for. And that was the problem with my BPD ex... EVERYTHING was a game with her. I could never relax. It's fun to be "always kept on your toes" for a while, but honestly, it starts to suck after a while. I could never marry someone like that.

Yeah, men should lead, but you should date a woman who is naturally attracted to your natural amount of leadership rather than a woman that you have to actively change what you do in order to keep stability in the relationship.

In other words, I want a woman who even if I **** up in my duties as leader, she's still cool and supportive, and not one who turns into a psycho ***** because I was only 99% leader and not 100% leader one day.

Those chicks can find some other dude. In my experience, they're not worth it for me.

I would bet she loves the psychopaths who couldn't give a sh!t about her the most...... and the only match for a true BPD is a true psychopath.... and you seem like a pretty nice guy who listens to women for hours.... So best you back off and let this fat unattractive wuss get devoured while she looks for her serial killer to murder her.

Get with the other more respectable women. Leave freaks to the men who can handle them (which are the men who are freaks themselves)
Pretty much.

This is a great thread. I may actually stay around this forum for awhile.

Cheers guys.
 

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http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=164551&highlight=borderline+personality

Ninja, please see the above. I hope the link works. It's a fascinating thread with some great views expressed. Thanks for your great reply, everything you say resonates with me immensely.

The Daddy issues thing seems to be an almost ubiquitous trait in these women. As I said my evil Latina's Dad left when she was a baby and has failed to show any interest in her throughout her life. I was brought up in a very stable home by two very loving parents so it's nearly impossible for me to relate to her situation. I do feel sympathy for it, but I guess it's like with serial killers who were abused as children - you may see the reasons why they became what they did but at the end of the day they are still monsters that need to be kept away from society.

What you said about being kept on your toes a bit but not too much is dead on. I'm prone to getting quite bored with relationships that are too 'easy' and where I'm never challenged, so I think a girl keeping me on my toes a bit keeps me interested. However with this girl I was constantly being interrogated, always having to justify what I was doing and who I was seeing, having to constantly reassure her, etc, etc. I could never just relax and enjoy the relationship for more than half an hour at a time.

The worst thing is that I'm almost totally sure that in her head to this day if somebody asked her why the relationship didn't work out she wouldn't be able to identify a single one of her multitude of utterly aberrant behaviours. That's the scariest thing, there is just no insight on her part whatsoever.
 

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Dated a BPD chick a few years ago and she drove me crazy. The way they get you is through a combination of good sex and ego inflation (meaning, she knows what to say and do to gas your head up). They make you physically (sex) and emotionally (ego) dependent on them and so it's hard to get rid of such positive reinforcements. Like an addictive drug, almost.

Just tell yourself that it was all a lie. Everything. You'll probably never find someone else who'll make you feel good like she did during the high moments of the relationship, because it was nothing more than a lie. She's the drug that made you feel great before you crashed back to the real, sober world.
 

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ninja123 said:
I know that personally, I don't want a woman that I have to constantly be 100% on my game for. And that was the problem with my BPD ex... EVERYTHING was a game with her. I could never relax. It's fun to be "always kept on your toes" for a while, but honestly, it starts to suck after a while. I could never marry someone like that.
That is a great point.
There is an often expressed belief on this forum that consistent dominant behavior can regulate female airheaded behavior. Perhaps clinically qualified NPD males can form a kind of toxic relationship with a BPD women but it is a poor relationship because it is pathological by definition.
Sane men cannot manage insane women. Her insanity dominates ,shapes and molds the relationship and, after about two months, sends it spiralling downwards into a state in which she is an expert and you end up in a world of gibbering bewilderment.

BPD women are addicted to turmoil and uproar. They know how to light a fire underwater.
Who wants a woman like that ?

There is an old Sinatra tune called "I've got you under my skin." Listen to the lyrics. They describe some of the familiar emotional reactions of a man who is in a trance - a BPD spell.
 

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Jophil,

I enjoyed reading your posts on the BPD thread and your post here is another gem.

The timeline is pretty much exactly right in my case. When I first met this girl she showed interest in me like no other girl had. I don't mean that other girls haven't shown interest but this girl was so.... intense. She did pay me lots of compliments and also had me feeling that she really was the luckiest girl in the world to have met me.

That was all at the start. Then over the course of the next two months things changed dramatically until I was, as you say, living in a state where she was totally at home and expert and I didn't know what the f**k was going on.

She used to tell me all the time about this ex- boyfriend she had who was a really bad guy to her. At first I took this at face value, but as I got to know her better and better I could see that actually this guy was just another victim and the things she accused him of (getting frustrated with her, losing temper and eventually looking for someone else) were all things that she provoked.

Also, because I had access to her e-mail (it was wrong of me to look at her mails and I shouldn't have done it, but I did) I could read the chats she had had with her exes and it was always the same story, the same modus operandi - get the guy hooked with compliments and intense interest and then turn it around so that the guy is having to constantly reassure her, apologise to her and play along with her pathetic games until eventually they lose patience, at which point she is able to say 'Ha! I knew it. You don't love me and you want to be with somebody else'.

I don't know why she did it. As a bit of armchair psychiatry I would guess that maybe she was so scared of abandonment that she would deliberately provoke a guy into getting to a point where he couldn't take her anymore and had no other reasonable choice but to leave her. It was somehow more acceptable for her to do this than to be a decent girl and run the risk that the guy would just decide to dump her anyway. I don't know.

I'm kind of fascinated to know how things are working with her present boyfriend. I don't know much about him. I know that he's unattractive. I know that he's a total sap. He is US military (nothing against that at all but I read in another thread that it's quite common for military types to be abnormally acquiescent in relationships - apologies to any US military reading this because I don't mean to offend). I'm sure that he dotes on her and will happily walk around shops with her for 4 or 5 hours while she chooses clothes. Then he'll pay for them. I guess this is the basis for their relationship. She is utterly dominant and in return he gets to go out with a girl that is physically much more attractive than he is.
 

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Miles - as another poster suggested, they are like a drug. Until I understood that it was addiction to her, nothing else, I got nowhere. You have to look at yourself as an addict and her a drug that will eventually kill you if you keep going back.

We are a huge part of the problem in this dynamic - figure out what it is in you that kept you with someone like this...

I know it ain't easy, but it does get better with time and effort. Stop looking at her - her greatest weapon is your physical attraction to her. I got rid of everything and blocked her fb and will not look at any of it. Why inflict pain on ourselves? We need to take control of our own behavior...

I ttruly understand your pain and sincerely hope you stay away for your sake.
 

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I think it was Blue Phoenix who said that BPD chicks are like F117 Stealth Fighters. You never see them coming until it's too late.
 

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Miles28 said:
I should have no contact with this woman ever again should I? I have to be honest part of the reason I want to be in contact with her again is because I know she is a disaster waiting to happen and I want to be there to witness it when it does.
Miles, you listed 809092344 reasons to NOT meet up with her again and you're thinking about it?

You want to meet up with her because it's a disaster waiting to happen that you want to witness?

While you're at it, want to walk down some dark alleys in the inner city or go to the Mid-West and jump in front of a tornado? How about going to the busiest highway and trying to play Human Frogger? Might as well.

You have absolutely NO reason why to meet up with her again.
And the fact that your OP is SOOOOOOOOO long and goes into SOOOOOO much detail, is actually kind of scary. It's testament to how deeply underneath your skin she's gotten. Not only that, but you're PUTTING down her new boyfriend which is a mental way of you trying to DHV because you think you are better than he is??? Why?

Run away. Don't contact her.
She's not worth it.

She's not the disaster waiting to happen. You are.
 

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BPD women will keep your thoughts and emotions "glued" to them, in any way possible. Either you think a lot about her in a negative way and feel strong frustration/anger towards her, or you think a lot about her in a positive way and feel strong attraction/lust towards her. Any which way, they will illicit a strong response in your thoughts and emotions, which keeps you "glued" to them.

Consecutively, people often start to think a lot about the fact that they're "glued" to her so much ("WTF?! Why am I thinking about her so much? I can see no reason to do so, quite the contrary, I don't want to have anything to do with her, she's a poison! So then why do I feel "glued" to her? It makes no sense! Aaargh!!") They often become frustrated by the fact that they're seemingly not in control of their own thoughts and emotions, so they start to analyze themselves and the situation etc. Which just keeps the "glue" intact en reinforces it. In the end, there's one simple solution to the problem:

STOP THINKING ABOUT THE WHOLE SITUATION, STOP TALKING ABOUT IT, BANNISH EVERY THOUGHT AND EMOTION THAT HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS SITUATION OUT OF YOUR MIND.

People often figure that in order to get "unglued", they first have to find out the reason WHY they are "glued" to her. But that's a mistake, and the more you think about the reason why you're "glued" to her, the stronger the "glue" actually becomes. Just as a knot which becomes tighter the more you try to get out of it. There is no magical solution to getting "unglued" from a BPD cvnt, you just have to stop thinking about her. Same as when you try to quit smoking: you can read all kinds of books about special methods to quit smoking, read books about how nicotine affects your body and why that makes you addicted etc. etc. But in the end, it's just as simple as this: You simply don't buy cigarettes anymore, you simply say "no" when someone else offers you one and you simply think about something else as soon as you notice the urge to go smoke a cigarette. Tadaaaah, there's the magical trick!

So... You simply throw her out your facebook, you simply don't email, text or talk with her on the phone and you simply think about something else as soon as you feel the urge to think about her. Tadaaaah! And remember: Talking about her or anything related to her, reinforces the "glue". Indeed, by writing and reading in this thread, you are reinforcing the "glue"! So after reading this post, this thread should be off limits for you... Go on, get outta here, don't return and get "unglued"!!!
 
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