Hi Louisa8787 and

I'm sorry that you are going through this, breakups are so difficult, especially when there is still a glimmer of hope in your heart. It's very normal to feel that way, I know I did.
I hated it when we were together but now that he appears to be doing fine (he keeps asking me how I am, I say I am ok, he says he is fine) it hurts to think maybe I didn't mean that much to him and he is moving on already... .
Appearances can be deceiving. If he has BPD, he may just be relieved at the distance between you – no more engulfment fears. People with BPD often don't grieve relationship breakups the way we do, it's part of the coping mechanisms that they learned to manage their pain. It's sad all around – for you and for him.
I also don't know what to do about the whole nc thing... . I don't want to appear as insensitive and cut I'm off but I don't know what to do... . Ps help. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
No contact is a tool for us to take a breather and give ourselves some space to rebalance mind, body and emotions. When we are in a relationship, it's hard to see the forest for the trees. NC allows us to start the grieving process without being distracted by the behavior of our partner, and our own unhealthy responses to it. NC is about
you, and
your needs.
It sounds like the weekly contact is difficult for you, which is very understandable. What would you like to happen around this?
Hang in there, Louisa. We are here to support you, and we care.