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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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« Reply #20 on: April 08, 2012, 11:32:26 PM »

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant Seeking Balance. I am a stable, grounded person whose world was rocked. I have always had boundaries (good parents). Did I forget to mention that she also accused me of being a boundary buster. So, if she as no boundaries, how can I be controlling unless my healthy boundaries were considered to be controlling? Make sense?
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« Reply #21 on: April 08, 2012, 11:45:24 PM »

Sabine,
I was agreeing with you and I see now that what I said could be taken in a way I did not intend. I was agreeing with you that staying NC was good and that to do otherwise was not healthy--which you know. You are doing great. Hope I stated that more clearly.wink
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« Reply #22 on: April 09, 2012, 12:22:40 AM »

My exBPD wife accused me of being very controlling. Actually said we would be together if it wasn't my way or the highway. My T and I have discussed this thoroughly and she has shared with me that I am anything but controlling. Just curious if anyone else has been accused of this? Is it that BPD's have to be in complete control in order to suppress their fears? Love to hear some feedback. Thanks and Happy Easter!

the " we would been " crap will never end, they have deep memory banks so any issue you bring up from the past that has been resolved they will just flip another rock or quote something youve said and your back to square 1

ive been through that roller coaster ride and finally im screaming I WANT OFF THIS RIDE !
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« Reply #23 on: April 09, 2012, 12:25:51 AM »

Sabine,
I was agreeing with you and I see now that what I said could be taken in a way I did not intend. I was agreeing with you that staying NC was good and that to do otherwise was not healthy--which you know. You are doing great. Hope I stated that more clearly.wink
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Diotima...lol, OH! okay...I reread what you wrote and I see what you were saying, lol. No worries...BTW I survived the weekend unscathed! No 'run ins' and only minor rearranging my routine! whew! I stay under the radar and NC for now!  grin
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« Reply #24 on: April 09, 2012, 11:40:43 AM »

Sabine--good to hear there were no "encounters"!
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« Reply #25 on: April 09, 2012, 11:47:57 AM »

Did I forget to mention that she also accused me of being a boundary buster.
projection - I was told that I played by a different set of rules.  The thing is, there is some truth to what they say or we wouldn't question it.  None of us are perfect all of the time.

So, if she as no boundaries, how can I be controlling unless my healthy boundaries were considered to be controlling? Make sense?
Your reality and her reality are different - both are true.  Make sense?
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