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The International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA), promoted by Dayawati Modi Foundation for Art, Culture & Education commenced functioning in July, 2000 by offering under-graduate level diploma courses in three specializations namely: Painting, Textile Design and Applied Arts. To respond to the increasing demand by the students as well as ensure better career prospects, the International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA), has been affiliated to the Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut, from Academic year 2001-2002 and as such offers 4-year Degree in Bacholr of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Fine Arts undergraduate course in the line of contemporary art education. The International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA), Modinagar, enters its 3rd year in July 2003. It is the constant desire of the Governing Body to develop the International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA) in conformity with the requirements of the world of art on a global basis. Modinagar, very close to New Delhi, is now a center for education where facilities are available in the fields of Management, Medicine, Engineering, Computer education, not to mention the various schools and colleges. A reputed Art Institute was missing and the International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA) ideally fills this gap. An Art Institute should not be viewed in isolation as only a place of study: to achieve truly international standards, it must be supported by other facilities and activities which goes towards making the art Institute complete. Towards this end, it is envisaged to develop the campus as 'an Art Village' having an Art Gallery, Museum, Library, Art Cafe as well as an Art Theatre. The Institute will have its own website also. The forthcoming academic session commence with the following disciplines to offer for study:- <ol> <li>Painting</li> <li>Applied Art</li> <li>Textile Design</li> <li>Fashion Design</li> <li> Photography</li> <li> Interactive Multimedia</li> </ol> For more information please visit us at >http://www.iifaindia.org

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my wife has bpd but its not as bad as your experience. she wants to change and wants to get better. she takes responsibility for her behavior unlike some other borderlines ive read about. im sorry you had such a horrible experience and im glad i dont have the same experiences. my wife is scared i will leave her and is very sensitive but she doesnt call me names. i guess there are different degress of this bpd.

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I came across this site somewhat randomly....I'm been experiencing something with my gf that sounds almost identical to your story. We've been together almost one year, and I have been suspecting she has BPD for a while (I'm a psych student, ironically)....Just to describe one situation,I'm currently in another country working. Before I left, she was singing loves praises, right up until 3 weeks ago, when suddenly "her feelings have changed". I know there are no external factors involved, in my view its simply another example of the pushing away and pulling back in phenomenon, along with the lack of "object contancy" classic to this disorder. I'm not naive to believe that I do not have some responsibility for our relationship....but though I feel I'm being pushed to the edge, I feel helplessly addicted, and cannot bear the thought of leaving her....I hope that I will find the strength to end this torture soon...you give me hope that it is possible. Thankyou for sharing.. J.

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Greetings from Malaga (Spain). Antonio :-)

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This account puts it in perspective - and this guestbook prevents suicides of NON's. You have probably saved my life or mental stability with this account. New arrivals to this site -- Reading The Entire Guest Books is almost as beneficial as the story and letter itself. Do youself a favor, and feel better.