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Hi, everyone. As stated above, I'm new here, and I'm not sure what the conventions are.
In brief, I'm an 18 year old boy struggling with a BPD father. Is there a particular place I should post my story? Are there any standard practices I ought to know about?
My goal is to find support, and also to offer support and encouragement for others through through their own hard times.
Any advice, information, or just plain patience for this newbie would be greatly appreciated!
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I'm New here myself so I 'll just say and that you've found a good place to come and talk.I've found it really helpful.cheers
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Haha, thank you, my friend. Wishing you all the best, and if you ever want to talk, I'm here for ya.
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