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BPD's and NPD's know how to behave themselves, this is evident during the idealization phase.skinnyguy said:This is controversial but would you say that a so called BPD wouldn't act that way around Brad Pitt? A serial flake won't do that to Channing Tatum?
NPD's I don't have much experience with but I was exclusive with a BPD for 9 months and still hook up.
The thing with BPD's is they are HIGHLY reactionary, so minor slips in your game that a regular woman would let slide, the BPD would be all over it. To be honest, I think idealization/devaluation is tied into attraction level, so i do think those suggested names would do better than most guys, however it's likely eventually the BPD would crash into deep depression at some stage with "i'm not worthy" mentality and then get paranoid Tatum was cheating and start cutting herself or something.
The thing is though this is where you have to prequalify. When I was head over heel for my BPD she destroyed me, these days I just see her for what she is, I still have a fondness for her but I won't tolerate any BS and she knows it so she behaves better.
Your behaviour and vibe does have an effect on them, but your frame has to be ridiculously tight and you can't give them an inch or they take a mile. You have to be ready to cut and run in an instant, but tbh such it is with all women. You also have to understand that their moods and weird behaviour isn't alays about you, most guys think the second they get a bit snippy that they are devaluing, which isn't true.
For the record, Angelina was suspected BPD in her younger days, and I tend to agree with that, however Brad has done alright, I think its a combination of her getting more mature, him being Brad pitt and therapy. But yes, it is possible,
As I say can't comment on NPD, I think the best you could do in that situation is keep them idealizing you, they can't love. BPD's do love but can turn it on and off.