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« Reply #30 on: March 22, 2016, 01:06:06 PM »

I get the point and see I might connect two different points. Just asking you to turn the situation around: Imagine you had no contact for several months. No pictures or anything changed. Then your ex asked you to send her stuff. In response, you change your message pic into one with your new girl and text your ex, hey sorry did't have time to send your stuff. I go for holidays today.

How would you make your ex feel about this? intended or not fully intended from you.

I'm really not trying to refute you outright here; the circumstances and timing are definitely hurtful for you, and her intentions don't really matter if you're actually hurt by this.

But do you really think that she changed her profile picture "in response" to you asking for your stuff back? I'm not saying that she did or didn't - and the timing is maybe suspicious, and maybe she IS sending you a message with the profile picture change. But she might not be. I think there is plenty of reasonable doubt there.
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« Reply #31 on: March 22, 2016, 01:15:24 PM »

well, it might not be intentionally, strange timing, a lot of coincidence but definitely still hurtful
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« Reply #32 on: March 22, 2016, 05:13:32 PM »

~Is it intentional? -Probably

~Is she making a statement? -Probably

~Are you the page on which she is writing this message? -Yes

~Is this message meant for you? -Maybe not, she could be writing this message as an affirmation to herself

~Is it hurtful to you? -Yes definitely

~Does she care if it is hurtful to you? -Possibly not she is doing it to validate herself, your feelings are collateral.

It is also the nature of pwBPD to give too much information when giving excuses.
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