Hi ItsVal
When we're accused of not being able to perform demands of us and behaving as though driven by fear, it can be overwhelming and disempowering. It's alright to feel distressed at these things.
Relationships where people abuse others with things like vulgarities are very difficult to live in. When this happens consistently, it's a strong signal that something is very wrong.
There are a lot of accusations you listed while on the phone to her. Do consider that calling the pwBPD, texting with this person, and ruminating about encounters with them while driving are not necessarily healthy for you. I hope to help by sharing that one of the best things I've done during these times is take a few moments to be mindful. What this means can be as simple as pulling over in a safe place, focus on counting deep breaths, and pay attention to your own feelings. Focus on keeping count of your breaths. I like to aim for 10-20 breaths until I reach the time I set aside. For you that can be anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. You decide for yourself.
Consider that you don't have to answer texts immediately. I made mistakes like this and almost got into a motor accident. I hope this experience helps you.
It will be a new year, and you're further from this ex pwBPD in your life that you appeared to have ever been. I think the peace that can come from that is worth looking forward to.
