Cali-83 said:
A Radiohead song came on today that reflects exactly how we are all feeling. There, There is the song you should listen to it.
"Just cause you feel it, doesn't mean it's there"
Man, you should really be
listening to more upbeat songs.
I know it's good to indulge these sad feelings, 'cause your brain likes the confort of being the "victim", but
Radiohead is not the best option to be listening right now... And any other song with delusional lyrics (Which is pretty much all of the songs out there)
Driggs said:
Falecomnetto, how did your Gfs bpd manifest itself? I am seriously wondering about this lady I have it bad for...
Well, she basically has all the traits that put her in the category of being BPD. It's quite a list, but since you asked, be prepared for a long read.
(Oh, and I also have ALL the characteristics of the kind of people that fall for BPD's and I'm feeling exactly as described at gettinbetter)
- First of all, she is
ridiculously Sexy, and she did
came across as a genuine girl with no disguises at all, which wouldn't be normal for a girl of her calliber
(Here is a pic, she is the blonde
Crazy Ex Girlfriend )
-
She left me with no further reason, and when she gave me an explanation, they were things that I was NEVER aware of, like wearing red sneakers, spiting on the sink, restraining her from her friends (She had only 2, and I've always let her go out with them)
- Rebound relationship that didn't last, irrational abandonment fears, extreme jealousy, lying, drug and alcohol abuse, hypersexuality, 'crazy-making', low self-esteem, passive-aggression, eating disorders, suicidal ideation...
This is pretty much her last name. There is no way to describe her better than this!
- The vilified boyfriends histories were incredible.
She made them look like garbage, and I felt like a hero
- She was so damn "cultured", she always had a decent word in everything her wisdom, her spirituality and her incredible skill for stating things that make her sound like an
absolute authority on health and well-being. But all those things she said, were never ever practiced by herself
- In the beggining
she was so insecure and needy, and I was always there for her. And then, she got crazy and left, but then again, became a needy puppy, sending sad letters, sad pictures, lame excuses. And Ive returned to take care of her illness.
On the other hand, t
he only time I was really ill, was the time that she left me for good, with another dude on the hook.
-
LJBF right away after the end... This one speaks for itself
- By the end, The more
I demonstrate that she was lovable, the more disdain she feels towards me. And those were
the same things that she did "fell in love" in the first place. She told me that she was so happy to finally found someone who was so in touch with his feelings
only to call me a Drama Queen in the end.
-
I've sent her a closure email, not asking for a reply, and she text me right back telling me that she read it over and over again, but
unfortunatelly could not answer me at that time, but she would answer me by the weekend because I
deserved something well though as an answer
"Just so you know, kisses!".
She did sent me an reply... 21 days later, I didn't read it, but it were only two lines. My sister who read it said that it wasn't for me, it was for her as described:
if she calls or "checks in" to see how you're doing in the aftermath of this relationship, it's never about you! You may feel grateful she seems to care enough to keep the connection alive--but her sole purpose is keeping you around to meet her needs
- She won't change, she don't have to! Last time I saw her, she was Incredibly sexy, and
she left her phone on the table when she went to WC, with her messanger opened, and
there were at least 8 new messages from 8 different dudes. And also
she did flat out told me when we broke up when I found out about the other dude,
that she was just being flirty with him, to feed her ego! (This particular memory disgusts me)
-
She indeed lacked a healthy bond with their birth mother, which is the core of this difficulty.
Her mother did not liked her as well. She tried lots of people as a mother figure, with no success. But she hated her mother for one specific reason, that in fact forged her BPD.
- Her mother is a Borderline Queen,
she had 14 relationships in the first 16 years of my Ex life. And each an everyone of this relationships ended by her hands. After each brealup she moved from the house, the city, 3 times state and the latest the country.
Now she lives desolated in her 50 somethings with two 20 something girls in Argentina (I'm brazilian... and so are them)
- She always told me about her
Beta coworkers who were always chasing and doing stuff for her. Only to make me jealous, and pursuing her even more.
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She made me fight with her all the time, only to disappear for a day or two, and come up with sexy dinners by her house, or calling me to come over only to find her half naked by the door.
Always seducing me back. Red Lipstick was always a must.
- Even though she left me for no reason, we got back together, and I found out that she was with another dude,
she diabolically made me feel guilty, as it was my fault.
I still feel that I was not worthy enough, and that it was indeed my fault.
- Our first breakups (constant)
she always blackmailed me into coming back. Suiced threats, Long tear stained letters, pictures of her vomit on the couch...
- Now that she is done with me, I feel completely empty, developed a series of illness, I'm angry and ashamed, besides that
I feel 100% guilty of what happened and
I've lost the trust in all women almost to the point of hatred (You can check my latests posts and you will see it)
In the end, I'm 22 days NC and I feel really bad for not answering/reading her email. But I do know that if I answer that, I'll regret it later, and would feel bad for answering and not getting a reply (At least a decente one).
That is pretty much it! I don't know how it may help you,
but my ex fell exactly under all predictaments, and so do I.
Have a good One!