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Now I know this is a place for people detaching, but I want to give help with a relevant topic.
It been almost 2 years since my break up with my fiance. After jumping into an relationship to soon (both of us) I was wounded a little bit. So give yourself time before jumping into a relationship. However, with that said folks you can detoxify from a BPD relationship and you can find someone who is stable and loves you for you. The key points here folks I think is NC time. I mean everything to tear them out. Once you can do that you will start to heal. I now have a wonderful paying job, and a really good relationship that is building me up. So people bear with yourself, and remember care for yourseld and fight. You will reach victory I promise.
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You have no idea how much I needed this today. Thanks for sharing the light you've found.
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That is good, you will make it I was here two years ago.
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