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michel71
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« on: November 23, 2014, 03:46:36 PM »

So she is out of town. Went back to her country for a week for a visit. Things have been strained and we got into an argument on the day she was leaving. I have talked to her via skype on one occasion only to be disappointed to find out that she wan't to pick up where we left off argument wise. I have sent her emails since. Trying to make up. One of them was particularly sweet and that hit home for her so I think I am forgiven... .well... .for now anyway.

The problem is that I am literally living for her next call or any form of contact.

I expected that this week would be about me, doing things for myself, trying to get some breathing room, enjoying peace and quiet and just being free from the conflict. Instead, I am obsessing about whether or not the relationship is truly going to end and when and how; I am wondering if she misses me at all. I have not been able to sleep well ( only the first night I did). I have bad dreams about her leaving me or not loving me anymore. Bottom line, I feel very weak, insecure and desperate. I am surprised at myself and a little disappointed.

I finally drug myself out of the house after not being able to reach her. I didn't want to. I wanted to hang by the computer just in case she called. I forced myself out the door and on with the errand that I needed to run. All the while I was thinking about her.

I agreed to go to a friends later for a pre-thanksgiving dinner. As much as I was looking forward to this, I just want to cocoon now. Stay home. Be on this site or read my self help books for what I call "power therapy". It is a very desperate effort to find comfort and ease my hurting.

I miss her. I didn't think I would miss her this much. I thought a little distance would strengthen me. It hasn't. I feel worse.
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« Reply #1 on: November 23, 2014, 03:59:10 PM »

I know exactly how you feel.  I have been broken up with my dBPDxgf since august.  We are riding out a lease until January.  Well she has been gone except stops to get mail for two months.  I had moved on with my life, started living at the gym and focusing on night school.

  Well this tuesday she came back home, the replacement had enough of her ___.  Well all that progress and moving on went out the window when she came back in tears.  We aren't back together, haven't even discussed it but I am a mess.  I had four dreams about her last night, waking every 2 hours.  Despite all the crap, part of me still deeply cares about her.  This has a lot to do with the abrupt out of nowhere break up.  No closure, no explinations, just lots of BPD crazytown dysregulation.

  From my experience I suggest finding hobbies to take your mind off her.  Get out of the house and just change scenery for a couple hours.  I find it hard to socialize when distressed so I get the cocoon feeling.  Hang in there.
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Angry obsessive thoughts about another weaken your state of mind and well being. If you must have revenge, then take it by choosing to be happy and let them go forever.
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« Reply #2 on: November 23, 2014, 04:21:19 PM »

I had four dreams about her last night, waking every 2 hours.

This happens to me too.   
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