Hi Ivaros,
Welcome to Coping and Healing! It's not uncommon for people who have found themselves in relationships with BPD partners to later realize that there are also people in their own family with BPD traits. Sometimes it's like you seek out in your adult life what in a way feels like what you were used to growing up. Perhaps not because you really like it, but more because this is what you were used to and in a way felt most comfortable with. Do you feel like this could perhaps partly explain what's going on here?
I have alot of experience with BPD. Had alot of relationships with girls that suffer from BPD.
The last break up was very hard for me. Alot of wild accusations. From rape to physical abuse.
She stalked me for years. Death threats every single day.
Ah well. I survived it. Got myself and my life back ( Sort off ). Restoring the previous peace i had before all the painful relationships.
This is some very serious stuff you've been through I am glad you are doing better now though.
She knows im aware of the situation. Because of that, the manipulating grows stronger every single day. My sister joined the manipulation-wagon. They are both messing with my head.
Could you tell us a bit more about what your mother and sister are doing to you? In what ways do you feel that they are manipulating you and messing with your head?
What should i do now? I know they'll ruin my future. I've been down this road 4 times before. I know my future's not very bright if i keep in touch with them.
If you are in fact dealing with BPD family-members, it might be helpful to take a look at the information we have here about setting and enforcing boundaries. You might have already read the material when you were dealing with your BPD ex, but it can definitely also be very valuable when dealing with possible BPD family-members:
Getting Our Values and Boundaries in OrderI also suggest you take a look at an article we have here about fear, obligation and guilt. Here's a short excerpt:
... .fear, obligation or guilt ("FOG" are the transactional dynamics at play between the controller and the person being controlled. Understanding these dynamics are useful to anyone trying to extricate themselves from the controlling behavior by another person and deal with their own compulsions to do things that are uncomfortable, undesirable, burdensome, or self-sacrificing for others.
Do you feel like fear, obligation and/or guilt are things your mother and sister use to intimidate, 'manipulate' or control you? You can read the entire article here:
Fear, Obligation and Guilt (FOG)