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Think About It... The Borderline and the narcissist. The borderline tends to be dominated mostly by abandonment fears, and the narcissistic person, by fear of the loss of specialness or appreciation.When the promise of that bond is threatened, the borderline responds with blame and attack defenses. The narcissist tends to withdraw, fears a loss of specialness, easily becomes injured or outraged ~Joan Lachkar, Ph.D..
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« on: February 25, 2012, 07:19:21 PM »

helped the uBPDW STBx move out to her new house today. While we were packing I asked do you need help unloading at your new house or is your new friend going to help. She said no I have not asked him. I said OK. I have no desire to meet this guy and have told her I think he is unethical, immoral and hypocritical and tonight we get to her new house and who walks around the corner but him. So I say thanks for the warning and she says I did not know. Bullsh**. That crossed a boundary So I finished unloading and left. She called later and I confronted her I said all you had to do was tell him you would call him when you wanted him to come over once I was gone. That was not right and I will not accept that behavior in the future. She sees nothing wrong with what she did.
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« Reply #1 on: February 25, 2012, 07:56:03 PM »

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Ahhh man...why did u stay to unload after he walked around the corner?
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« Reply #2 on: February 25, 2012, 07:58:40 PM »

My word is my bond. I promised to help unload and that is what I did, got her crap out of the uhaul and my car and left. The sooner I can get her gone the better.
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« Reply #3 on: February 25, 2012, 08:03:57 PM »

Such typical borderline behavior.. get the abused do your dirty work while she and the new guy watch.   Hearing stories like this make me so angry because it reminds me of everything I had to go through in my own insane r/s.  All these damn stories are the same.  Funny thing is, I've never been put through anything near this crap by any of my "normal" girlfriends.

Haywood, let this be the last time she ever does this to you.
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« Reply #4 on: February 26, 2012, 01:53:27 AM »

My word is my bond. I promised ...

You are more than she deserves. 
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« Reply #5 on: February 26, 2012, 06:44:13 AM »

She sees nothing wrong with what she did.

Of course she doesn't!  She's BPD!   And be thankful that "this" is now is his burden!  

As hard as it is on your heart, take avoidatallcosts direction and let this be the last "help" you provide to her.

And avoid at all cost her inevitable attempt to recycle you - likely through the dogs.

Celebrations are in order!      Doing the right thing
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« Reply #6 on: February 26, 2012, 11:32:30 AM »

My word is my bond.


I am exactly the same way. I have come to realize my mistake in this type of thinking.


For instance,  person presents "ABCD" and I agree to it. Then they only come through with "ABD" or mix in a whole bunch of "ABCDEFGHIJK@PQ!W". I have always begrudgenly complied with the new terms.

I have to keep telling myself that I have a right to say "No" to the new terms. They will try to guilt trip you into saying you have already agreed, and you are now "changing your mind" but keep reminding youself that what you agreed to was not what they are giving you at the moment.


It's hard to do when someone is screaming at you. Or when you feel that  by cancelling the project/errand/commitment that you will be creating "a scene" or creating chaos and be the one blamed for 'ruining' everything. It can even be a 'no win' situation. But in the long run the other person learns not to reley on you to keep turning at their every whim for their convenience.



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« Reply #7 on: February 26, 2012, 11:37:36 AM »

I agree I did notice one thing yesterday. The new host was trying to put a piece of patio furniture on the porch and kept getting the legs caught in the railing every step. The UBPDw STBx was standing behind him and kept starting to go and take it off of him and do it herself but holding back. With me she would have pushed me out of the way the whole time berating me for being so stupid that I could not even put a piece of patio furniture on the porch. Devaluing me to the point that I still have no desire to work with her on any project and even the thought of it twist my gut up. So it is only a matter of time before her true colors come out and he has no clue what is coming.
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« Reply #8 on: February 26, 2012, 12:08:49 PM »

My word is my bond.
This is a trait in most nons, a trait which can lead us to very unhealthy situations.

For me, I thought of this trait as a huge positive attribute.  But like everything in life, there are times when we don't have all the facts and with all the facts, it is ok to change our minds.  Changing our mind when the game changes is healthy, not a character flaw.  In the mirroring/idealization phase, I am willing to bet your ex claimed many times to love this quality in you.  Thus, setting you up to use it against you if necessary.  Not consciously, but happens none-the-less.

Detachment typically comes from limited or no contact for this very reason.  Take good care of you.

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« Reply #9 on: February 26, 2012, 01:30:16 PM »

I agree-- if the game changes, you have a right to change your mind.  And who cares with them?  They do it all the time to you.  Give them back some of their medicine.  Playing by their riules is a thing of the past.  You should have dumped all of her stuff out of your car onto the driveway.  And then backed up over it on your way out of there.
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