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Relationship Partner with BPD (Straight and LGBT+) => Romantic Relationship | Detaching and Learning after a Failed Relationship => Topic started by: raven9171 on January 25, 2014, 10:19:12 AM



Title: Will he ever stop stalking me?
Post by: raven9171 on January 25, 2014, 10:19:12 AM
Hi Everyone,

I mainly read this board, so this is only the second time I've posted.

I am going through a nightmare with my husband ( only legally), I'm filing for divorce as soon as I can.

I;m very angry for myself for not seeing the read flags.  Our marriage started with accusation, I couldn't even go to the store by myself without being accused of cheating on him, etc.  He never got a job because I believe that he was so paranoid that he had to make sure that I wasn't going on the internet contacting ex-boyfriends, going on dating sites etc.  He put me through hell, non of his accusations were true, I was faithful to him all along.  He was also a pathological liar.  It would take me forever to post all of the insane things he accused me of doing.

Then the physical abused  started when he punched me in the ace.  I had an exit plan, but he bat me to it, when he pushed me out the front door with only the shirt on my back. He' s been threatening my friends, sending text messages, trying to make me feel sorry for him by texting u-tube videos about his mental condition.

I am very frightened by him, I had to leave the state and he still cant figure out where I am, which is driving him crazy< because I haven't responded to any of hi text messages or phone calls.

Does anyone have a similar situation, I really need some advise from people on this board that can relate or give me some idea how long it took their BPD to leave me alone?


Title: Re: Will he ever stop stalking me?
Post by: Monarch Butterfly on January 25, 2014, 11:00:13 AM
Hi Raven,

  I haven't got to that point as of yet, so I can't respond by my personal experience. But I can say that what I have read on this board is that a pwBPD only moves on when someone else is in the picture. When a replacement is involved you get more room to leave. But even with someone else, there are many recycling attempts.

   I am sorry for what you are going through. It sounds a bit scary. I wish you the peace of mind to work things out mentally in a safe place and the courage to go through with your exit plan.

   Keep posting. Getting other opinions is a helpful tool. Maybe others have more info to give you.