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I have bpd. Reading your account reinforces my drive to get better, so my boyfriend and I can avoid the pain that this problem brings. Thank you for being honest. :)

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This is amazing. I lived with a man with BP for over 3 years and actually diagnosed what was wrong myself through the internet. I have thought about writing a book based on my experiences but thought nobody would believe it until I came across this site. This has really helped me put alot of what I suffered into perspective - Thank you regards Karen

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Thank you for making me realize that I'm not going crazy.

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As a girl whose lifelong best friend has recently been diagnosed BPD, I am so grateful to have found this site. I want to thank you for sharing your experiences. Mine have been different, yet dangerous. Sara, my best friend, threw a couple of chairs at her father and at me a couple of weeks back. I'm glad to know that there is someone out there brave and willing enough to share what they went through.

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Thank you for sharing. A few months ago I left a 4 1/2 year relationship. It was extremely hard to leave as I really did love and care for her and her children. I had no idea what was going on in the relationship, but knew it was out of control and unhealthy. It wasn't until coming accross Borderline personality web sites in search of answers on why my partner was so angry at me and abusive that I realized what was happening and that she is BPD. It has been great to hear about other non-Bp experiences involving their BP partners. I know I have alot of healing to do and to hear about others people experiences has been really helpful to know I'm not the only that has been through something like this.

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I admire your courage!I have been with my boyfriend for almost 2 yrs,who has recently been diagnosed with all sorts.also he has been in hospital but the doctors did not give him the right medication(for his bouts of depression)so as a result,he has lost faith in the medical system and that he can ever be helped.I have been going crazy(literlly) for him to have a proper diagnosis as i am no doctor but can be almost 98% sure he has some kind of PD.My biggest problem is getting him to admit he has a massive emotional problem,which leads to his behaviour of pushing me away(when he is down...and calling me missing me when he is up..)in the first place!he says he was born to be a loner but yet craves intimacy,acceptance and unconditional love.He has always had an over bearing mother who often used and uses emotional blackmail in order to gain control.any advice?