exBPD seems fine but...

[Johan]

If you think someone is acting strange after quitting fluoxetine, and therapy. They say they are fine, and it is myself with the issues after many years of dating and a split all of a sudden.

Now they are very much into bars and clubbing, but most of music they want to play before going to bars are songs from their early teens, from 12years ago. The time frame was always noticed and mentioned to her by her own peers, (they said when they hear them songs they feel 12 or 13) these are friends who do not know about her BPD.  I have also noticed in conversation replies and reactions seem very childish/adolescent.

Or am i overthinking this? This is her first time off medication and without a T.

[HarmKrakow]

Im in the same boat, as you know. They are chameleons, they adapt to something new, and take that over. Thats why they are emotional immature, they remain to be in the puberty forever. And because they then feel attached to that group, they feel 'attachment, familiairty, and thus ... . ' feel good.

They say they are fine, ofc. They are BPD, even if they say they are superman, who cares? :P. Their truth switches quicker than the speed of light.