Hi Mitchell16,
This is how I would look at it:
its been 7 weeks since our break up, 3 weeks since any contact on her part. she tried a few times and I didnt respond or answer back.
7 weeks considering the intensity of the relationship is not a lot of time. Granted a person with BPD (pwBPD) can switch their attachments on and off like a light switch, but this doesn't mean us nons can do so. That she has persisted in trying to contact you would bother anyone as it is an example of her not respecting your boundaries: you communicated quite sufficiently that you didn't want contact by not responding or answering back, but she is still attempting to reach you which tells you she is doing it for her needs regardless of your feelings.
She has always ahted facebook, in the last week she became the fb queen and started making freinds with some of my firends. I shut my account down. It bother me alot that she would do this. If she had always been on FB I wouldnt have aproblem with it. It these people had been her freinds I wouldnt care.
This behavior demonstrates how a pwBPD's *personality* (in a personality disorder) is mutable. You might see it as she was not being truthful when she originally told you she "hated" Facebook. But I see it as she will change any and everything about herself in order to placate her own needs/feelings.
This behavior might also be an example of a "distortion campaign." She may try to persuade anyone and everyone that her distorted perspective of what happened in your relationship is the "correct" one.
I made it thru the weekend and ws starting to feel better. Yesturday she shows up at my favorite resturant during my lunch break. She doesnt live in my town and her main office wehere she normally works is not in that town. But she pops in and make sure I have to see her. I give her a polite smile and wave. I havent heard anything since. But this bothered me alot she has been on my mind alot since then. She knows I leave for vacation this week. would this be the reasn she is starting abck up. Or is it all my imagination.
She is clearly trying to elicit a response out of you. These relationships can be described as "intense and unstable interpersonal relationships characterized by alternating between extremes of idealization and devaluation." Even now, I suspect she is oscillating between idealizing you (trying to draw you back in) and devaluing you (smearing your character with anyone and everyone who will listen).
It might seem like she is trying to indirectly communicate something to you. But as I see it she is still expressing the different aspects of her personality disorder.
Best wishes, Schwing