Title: She Vanishes Post by: aristan2000 on August 11, 2016, 03:50:54 PM We re-connected in late June, had amazing sex and she said "I love you," "I want this to work" and now she's barely communicated with me in two weeks. What gives? We've been doing great this time out!
Title: Re: She Vanishes Post by: Meili on August 11, 2016, 04:02:33 PM You know that we can only guess as to what she might be thinking, and it's a pretty futile endeavor to do that, but... .
If we remember that BPD is a disorder of emotions, her barely communicating fits after feeling the closeness. Title: Re: She Vanishes Post by: aristan2000 on August 11, 2016, 04:44:45 PM You know that we can only guess as to what she might be thinking, and it's a pretty futile endeavor to do that, but... . If we remember that BPD is a disorder of emotions, her barely communicating fits after feeling the closeness. I'm guessing there will be a flurry of communication at some point. Title: Re: She Vanishes Post by: Meili on August 11, 2016, 04:49:39 PM Is this a pattern or new behavior for her?
Title: Re: She Vanishes Post by: aristan2000 on August 11, 2016, 04:58:22 PM She's done this before. The big difference is that this time things were harmonious. When we dated late last year, I didn't understand BPD and I ended up seeking treatment for all the anxiety that I experienced due to dealing with her.
Title: Re: She Vanishes Post by: Meili on August 12, 2016, 09:38:38 AM Meaning that in the past she got quite when things were stressful, but this time they didn't seem stressful to you?
How long does she normally maintain the quiet position? It takes pwBPD longer to process emotional things than nons from what I understand. Title: Re: She Vanishes Post by: lar, laris on August 12, 2016, 01:31:05 PM Hey, aristan2000,
Sorry to hear that your loved one vanished after such an ideal interlude. This is, in my experience, exactly how it goes. I can almost guess when my loved one is going to disappear based on the intensity of what comes before. I'm newish here, as you appear to be. I'm glad that you put two and two together, and figured out what your person may be suffering from. It's hard for us, too. I hope you continue to pursue what you need, for yourself, as you decide how to respond to your LO's choices. They are not personal. Are you still in therapy, for example? lar, laris |