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Title: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: Xidion on December 15, 2014, 12:56:43 AM
Just to be clear.  She left me 6 weeks ago for someone else. Since then she had painted me and my family black. She removed me and a lot of my friends from Facebook and blocked them. Recently she unblocked me and has re added my friends and family. She is also doing drivebys. 3 night ago she drove by my cousins as I was leaving, stopped in the middle of the road for a few seconds, then drove off. Tonight as I got off of work and went to my car (she knows exactly what time I get off of work) she was slowly driving by as I went to my car. Does anyone know why she would be doing this? We have been NC for 15 days. As far as I can see, she is still with my replacement. It's so confusing and annoying.


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: peiper on December 15, 2014, 01:22:54 AM
Everything is not paradise in her world and she's checking on your availability. She already knows you which could expedite a change in partners. These individuals as my T says rarely have a cold bed. They always plan ahead.


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: Xidion on December 15, 2014, 01:39:32 AM
Everything is not paradise in her world and she's checking on your availability. She already knows you which could expedite a change in partners. These individuals as my T says rarely have a cold bed. They always plan ahead.

Why wouldn't she just text me? Driving by doesn't do anything... .


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: peiper on December 15, 2014, 01:57:59 AM
Everything is not paradise in her world and she's checking on your availability. She already knows you which could expedite a change in partners. These individuals as my T says rarely have a cold bed. They always plan ahead.

Why wouldn't she just text me? Driving by doesn't do anything... .

It lets you know she's still around and interested. In other words it's bait to get you to contact her. These people have tremendous egos. I'm sure she painted you black to everyone. If she can say you contacted her it saves her ego.


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: Xidion on December 15, 2014, 01:59:34 AM
Everything is not paradise in her world and she's checking on your availability. She already knows you which could expedite a change in partners. These individuals as my T says rarely have a cold bed. They always plan ahead.

Why wouldn't she just text me? Driving by doesn't do anything... .

It lets you know she's still around and interested. In other words it's bait to get you to contact her. These people have tremendous egos. I'm sure she painted you black to everyone. If she can say you contacted her it saves her ego.

I'm sure she has painted me black to everyone, too.  I'm not going to contact her. It's all a game to her.


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: peiper on December 15, 2014, 02:04:09 AM
Exactly right. The only way you can win with them is by not playing. Hang tough


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: Xidion on December 15, 2014, 12:12:52 PM
Her birthday is in 3 days.  I don't know why,  but I'm feeling anxiety as that day approaches.  I will not be reaching out to her to wish her a happy birthday,  but I can't stop thinking about what she will be doing with my replacement or if she will be expecting a text from me.


Title: Re: Weird behaviour from my exBPD. Can anyone explain?
Post by: billypilgrim on December 15, 2014, 12:21:20 PM
Her birthday is in 3 days.  I don't know why,  but I'm feeling anxiety as that day approaches.  I will not be reaching out to her to wish her a happy birthday,  but I can't stop thinking about what she will be doing with my replacement or if she will be expecting a text from me.

I felt anxiety around her birthday every year for 6 years.  The amount of pressure that I felt during each "birthday week" as she called them was immense.  Everything had to go right.  I don't know if you experienced anything like that but I'm sure I'll have some sort of reaction when we get closer to her birthday.