How do borderliners tick?

I was talking to a friend recently and we talked about the topic of borderline personality disorder and then this question came up because we don't know anyone who is conscious of it.

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Lunadaisyy
2 years ago

contempt: only a mini fraction of all symptoms. This is different for everyone.

had two friends who had this and that was true:

  • They do desperate attempts not to be abandoned (actually or imagined).
  • They maintain unstable and intense relationships that vary between idealization and reduction of the other person.
  • They often change their self-image or their views on themselves.
  • They act impulsively in at least two areas where they can harm themselves (such as unsafe sex, fressage or reckless driving)
  • They constantly tend to self-mortal behavior, among other things they try to commit suicide or threaten it or hurt themselves.
  • They have a rapid change of mood, which usually lasts only a few hours and rarely lasts longer than a few days.
  • They feel a void in themselves permanently.
  • They are inappropriate and very angry or have problems controlling their anger.
  • They have temporary paranoid thoughts or severe dissociative symptoms (a sense of not being there or being alienated), which are caused by stress.
Lunadaisyy
2 years ago
Reply to  Hava01

it really meets the one I knew

Noname2019a
2 years ago
Reply to  Lunadaisyy

these symptomes do not meet all, I only have the self-hass, the empty, suddenly be sad, self-morning try and cut through thought and self-harm. otherwise I don’t want to have anything to do with borderline because then unfortunately all people think that they’ve always been out and so hot

Lunadaisyy
2 years ago
Reply to  Noname2019a

That is exactly why I wrote this “reality” set very explicitly. Because mental illnesses are often generalized and misunderstood. It is different for everyone

Lunadaisyy
2 years ago

Unfortunately, yes

Noname2019a
2 years ago

but if the men know the borderline then they don’t think that you don’t have all sympthome, then they think about blurs and all the other symptoms and then you’ll be treated as a threat only because you have an osych

kaysister2000
2 years ago

Also gives Borderliners who project others that they have found their great love. It’s your soul partner. They merge with the other. It’s also called symbiosis. This is unhealthy and a mutual exterme may arise. It looks like love at first sight. At first you don’t check what happened because this feeling is totally ineffective. And what is still quite typical is to mirror other people hardest. They adopt quasi behaviors of the other or, for example, also its mode of expression or settings, whereby the opposite is communicated that one would lie on a wavelength. They also perceive other moods and they can also transfer to them. If you are angry (inside) the Borderliner is also angry. So you don’t have to show it to the outside.

Troojkaa
2 years ago

Good question. I can give you two classic examples of how such a situation can take place. (Followers are only Examples! Not every Borderliner is so!)

You’re home with your girlfriend. It’s very late and wants to go home slowly. But she doesn’t let you go because she’s afraid to be alone, or what could happen to you, etc. And she insists so hard that you should stay with her. She puts all kinds of arguments into play and “forces” you almost to stay with her where she manipulates you. Manipulated in the sense; “if you go I’ll do something.” Or “if you go I’ll close.” (These are rather very extreme examples).

Or:

You’ve been talking. You mention a word that triggers her. Vlt’s talking to her family. And it reacts very sensitively to this issue because a certain incident has happened. In any case, as others have already mentioned, it rages out or becomes very angry and cannot control itself. She tells you things that have no connection and make 0 sense for you. And throw yourself in your head, and you just flew over. It can go so far that she’ll throw you out of the house. In the middle of the night. She gets a bad conscience and apologizes. She’s gonna push you off, but she’ll come back “crawling.”

There’s a book called “I hate you, don’t leave me.” Very guet’s book where everything is described. And otherwise there are good videos.

zxyzxy
2 years ago

My experience with borderliners was not good. Damalous best friend and ex are borderliner.

Lunadaisyy
2 years ago
Reply to  zxyzxy

Yeah, well. Is which are probably good friends but with me that was too much for me

Troojkaa
2 years ago
Reply to  Lunadaisyy

What did you get too much?

Fragezeichen215
2 years ago
Reply to  zxyzxy

My experiences with the then best friend: ” Her fear was at that time that I saw after my therapy how she really is. “We must not forget that Borderliner is doing everything we can to avoid losing people, borders only do not exceed us.

However, after a therapy you see things so clear and learn to say NO. I suddenly changed negatively and was replaced.

zxyzxy
2 years ago

I was like that. With me it was so that I had problems myself and instead of supporting me, she spoke badly about me and sabotaged the few friendships I had at that time. She was very likely so that she was afraid that I would leave her and for that reason it made me hard to have other friends except her. Fears can take extreme proportions if you have them, you are not a bad person alone, but if you transmit these fears to others it is in my opinion mistreatment

Lunadaisyy
2 years ago

No I’ve done everything for six years until I had to lose contact to her otherwise I would have been overcrowded

Troojkaa
2 years ago

Did you have such a revolting anger and total insanity To her because she treated you so unfairly etc?

Lunadaisyy
2 years ago

for example, the one friend who was very strong symptome had very toxic, launish and unjust and eventually drove me into madness even though I was really patient for years.

ClearSights
2 years ago

They’re ticking out.

LittleCoon
2 years ago
Reply to  ClearSights

You can’t say that.

Lunadaisyy
2 years ago
Reply to  ClearSights

Can’t be generalized