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Relationship Partner with BPD (Straight and LGBT+) => Romantic Relationship | Detaching and Learning after a Failed Relationship => Topic started by: Need2Know on November 19, 2013, 01:43:57 AM



Title: I met my exBPDgf again - and defused the situation with her
Post by: Need2Know on November 19, 2013, 01:43:57 AM
About 1,5 years ago I had a relationship with a BPDgf waif. When we dated she was a passionated lover, and when we broke up she became a raging hater. After the breakup she told me that she never wanted to see my again. So I stayed away from her, but I felt really bad about the terrible breakup for a long long time. A while ago I met her again at an event - and she knew that I was coming - but this time she was shy, quiet, stiff and almost inhibited. It felt like meeting a totally different person. Meeting her again really defused the situation with her.

Does anyone else have similar experiences?


Title: Re: I met my exBPDgf again - and defused the situation with her
Post by: HarmKrakow on November 19, 2013, 01:48:49 AM
Always expect the unexpected


Title: Re: I met my exBPDgf again - and defused the situation with her
Post by: Need2Know on November 19, 2013, 05:02:25 AM
When I look back at the first time we met, I remember that she was very shy and quiet then as well. But at that time I was falling in love with her, so I approached her, she became more open, later a passionate lover, and finally a raging hater.

My friends have always seen her as very shy and quiet all the time, and now I see what they mean. Most likely she suffers from social phobia when meeting with people that are not close to her. And this is the behaviour I am seeing 1,5 years after the breakup.


Title: Re: I met my exBPDgf again - and defused the situation with her
Post by: HarmKrakow on November 19, 2013, 06:18:43 AM
When I look back at the first time we met, I remember that she was very shy and quiet then as well. But at that time I was falling in love with her, so I approached her, she became more open, later a passionate lover, and finally a raging hater.

My friends have always seen her as very shy and quiet all the time, and now I see what they mean. Most likely she suffers from social phobia when meeting with people that are not close to her. And this is the behaviour I am seeing 1,5 years after the breakup.

We shake hands brother. My ex was also a diagnosed social phobia girl! :)