Hi LadyLion222 and welcome to bpdfamily
The situation you describe with your mother sounds quite difficult. I understand how you can feel lost when your own mother is behaving like this. Based on your description, it does seem that your mother might be 'parentifying' her own children which would be a complete role reversal. Has your mother been officially diagnosed with BPD?
I fear the only solution is to literally do what she wants and support her financially which is basically saying yes to everything she is asking. The request never stop and nothing is ever enough or good enough. I don’t want to be trapped in that cycle with her.
Your fear is something I believe many children raised by a BPD parent can relate to. Fear can keep you trapped doing things you don't feel comfortable doing. The same goes for 'Guilt' and 'Obligation'. We have an article here that I think you might find interesting:
Emotional Blackmail: Fear, Obligation and Guilt (FOG)Are you comfortable with setting and enforcing boundaries with your mother? We have some information here that might help you in this department:
Getting Our Values and Boundaries in OrderWhat do your siblings think of your mother's behavior? Have you discussed the recent events and how this has made you feel with them?