Hi. Thanks for elaborating.
Keep in mind my father just passed away so I'm not really all here right now as it is, and honestly I just want things to be okay between us.
I am not all here tonight either as it is 4am for me otherwise I would have expressed my condolences on your loss in my first post. I am so sorry to hear about your father. Grieving a loss is difficult enough and to have problems with your girlfriend on top of that just makes things worse.
One of the things we say is here is you have to stop making things worse before you can make them better. Sometimes the way we talk with people with BPD can be invalidating to them which can cause their behaviors to intensify. pwBPD (people with BPD) process things differently and a lot of times it is a matter of understanding what is going on for them and changing the way we communicate. It does not fix all things but it can help.
It is hard to say for sure what is going on here and I do not mean to imply you are doing anything wrong. None of this is intuitive so it can take some learning and some trial and error on your part. Right now though you are in a lot of stress and grief and I think it might be best to start with something fairly easy.
We have an article called
Don't be invalidating Rad it and see what you think. A lot of times, when we think we are being supportive we are really invalidating their feelings.
I'm sitting on the couch and shes crying and she starts to say that she's feeling broken, I reassured her that I'm her for her regardless is she was broken or not, I then get told that she doesn't care
Next time try saying something like "I don't like it when i feel broken either and I know how hard it is when i feel like that" Validate her feelings rather than reassuring her that you are there. Well you can still say you are there, but try to combine it with the validation. It can take some practice though and if she is already upset and dysregulating or or yelling, I would not validate.
In the meantime, what sort of outside support do you have? Between being a recovering addict (congratulations BTW!) and the loss of your dad plus the stress at home, self care is going to be very important. What do you do to take care of yourself?
Keep posting and reaching out. Talking here can help a great deal. We get it here.