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« on: December 07, 2014, 09:37:29 AM »

Hi

I am feeling so low and have been since it all ended with my u quiet high functioning BPD ex. She ended it after three attempts of getting back together, by email.

I think she knew I'd had enough and had to get in there first for control.

It's been 3 and a bit weeks. Every day I cry my eyes out. Every day I feel like I don't want to be here and the pain is too great to carry.

Does it ever get better? I have had fantastic support but I still at times miss her so so much.

I'm going to the doctors tomorrow as I need help and I feel like I can't carry on. I am left questioning every area of my life and being. I feel totally worthless, sub human and a failure.
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« Reply #1 on: December 07, 2014, 09:42:36 AM »

You seem fresh out of the shocking stage that they put us in , take it real easy my friend go through the pain as we all did but protect yourself from harm it only gets better I promise ,have your ups and down and do not forget she is hurting too but will never show you that side .
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« Reply #2 on: December 07, 2014, 09:55:24 AM »

When I first broke up with mine I felt suicidal too. Don't do it. It definitely will get better. I'm sorry that you're dealing with this. It's extremely hard and confusing. This community has tons of knowledge and emotional support to offer you. I hope you feel better soon.

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« Reply #3 on: December 07, 2014, 10:02:45 AM »

Six months later there are still ups and downs for me.  There is shame and pain.  There is also relief to be free of the accusations, rages and threats.  Medical care made all the difference for my hopelessness and thoughts of suicide.  Hang in there, it will help and things will get better.
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« Reply #4 on: December 07, 2014, 10:17:53 AM »

Sometimes it feels like this is more than we can bare. I've felt that way myself and still battle those demons.

YOU ARE NOT "I feel totally worthless, sub human and a failure."

BUT YOU ARE BEING MADE TO FEEL THIS WAY ABOUT YOURSELF AND IT IS NOT TRUE. I promise you that. I felt exactly the same as you do and it will get better I promise. But you have to endure. There is strength in the struggle. Learn to tap into that (negative) energy and redirect it for your good. For the good of you. It will help you to keep on keepin' on. Believe in that much.

Welcome change. Embrace it and let the tension out of your hands and your neck by releasing your muscles and you will see where (we) you have to learn to r.e.l.a.x. It ain't ease, but nothing worth it is. And you're worth it and you know it. Now start to believe it! 


"she is hurting too but will never show you that side."

guy4caligirl:

I agree. I see it like this... .she had to have another person to take away the pain she was about to endure from the loss of our relationship. We all know jumping ships is only a way to have somebody new to distract you from the pain you would have if faced with yourself. That's why they "need" a replacement. Because when faced with that mirror of self for disordered individuals, it's too painful to look.

I realize it is not personal their leaving us for someone new. I just though that was something we did back in high school. At 40+ years old, as adults, I didn't think I would have to concern myself with that fear. I guess that's the problem, I just didn't think.

"Everyday is a winding road - Sheryl Crow"

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« Reply #5 on: December 07, 2014, 11:06:55 AM »

Sometimes it feels like this is more than we can bare. I've felt that way myself and still battle those demons.

YOU ARE NOT "I feel totally worthless, sub human and a failure."

BUT YOU ARE BEING MADE TO FEEL THIS WAY ABOUT YOURSELF AND IT IS NOT TRUE. I promise you that. I felt exactly the same as you do and it will get better I promise. But you have to endure. There is strength in the struggle. Learn to tap into that (negative) energy and redirect it for your good. For the good of you. It will help you to keep on keepin' on. Believe in that much.

Welcome change. Embrace it and let the tension out of your hands and your neck by releasing your muscles and you will see where (we) you have to learn to r.e.l.a.x. It ain't ease, but nothing worth it is. And you're worth it and you know it. Now start to believe it! 


"she is hurting too but will never show you that side."

guy4caligirl:

I agree. I see it like this... .she had to have another person to take away the pain she was about to endure from the loss of our relationship. We all know jumping ships is only a way to have somebody new to distract you from the pain you would have if faced with yourself. That's why they "need" a replacement. Because when faced with that mirror of self for disordered individuals, it's too painful to look.

I realize it is not personal their leaving us for someone new. I just though that was something we did back in high school. At 40+ years old, as adults, I didn't think I would have to concern myself with that fear. I guess that's the problem, I just didn't think.

"Everyday is a winding road - Sheryl Crow"

Continued... .

Sometimes it feels like this is more than we can bare. I've felt that way myself and still battle those demons.

YOU ARE NOT "I feel totally worthless, sub human and a failure."

BUT YOU ARE BEING MADE TO FEEL THIS WAY ABOUT YOURSELF AND IT IS NOT TRUE. I promise you that. I felt exactly the same as you do and it will get better I promise. But you have to endure. There is strength in the struggle. Learn to tap into that (negative) energy and redirect it for your good. For the good of you. It will help you to keep on keepin' on. Believe in that much.

Welcome change. Embrace it and let the tension out of your hands and your neck by releasing your muscles and you will see where (we) you have to learn to r.e.l.a.x. It ain't easy, but nothing truly worth it is. You are worth it and you know it. Now start to believe it! 


"she is hurting too but will never show you that side."

guy4caligirl:

I agree. I see it like this... .she had to have another person to take away the pain she was about to endure from the loss of our relationship. We all know jumping ships is only a way to have somebody new to distract you from the pain you would have if faced with yourself. That's why they "need" a replacement. Because when faced with that mirror of self for all disordered individuals, it's too painful to look. That's why we suffer so much... .they leave us to face ourselves. We don't want to accept that one little fact.

If you really want to bleed the truth listen to Blues Traveler Hook. If you watch the video it's a guy on a sofa in a dingy apartment. He's just focused on the TV (I don't own one and I will not be buying one either - TV melts the mind worse than drugs and it morally corrupts and has ensured the almost certain death of human empathy. It's my opinion.) He's medicating his broken heart by watching TV and picking the crust out of his toes or the like. There is an open box of tissues on the bed, but he thinks he's making progress by having made the effort to land on the couch. He's watching the video of the song itself. So you are watching him watching the video of the song... .in essence you are looking at yourself. He notices (his) girl in the video being hit on in a club. Meaning she's just going on with life like nothing even happened, while he's at home suffering for nothing. You might go so far to say he is in fact sort of a loser because he's not doing anything CONSTRUCTIVE. He's just wasting away over a woman that doesn't even know how to care. Not because she doesn't want to... .she simply doesn't even realize what she is doing. She indicates this by looking (directly) back at the guy watching the video... .that being you... .and she just shrugs her shoulders as if to say "oh well." If we learn anything from our BPD loved ones, if we learn only one thing, it's to stop caring so much for someone that doesn't even know how to care for you. They can't care for us. They don't even know what caring for someone is.

I believe the sooner we get over ourselves the better life will become. Let go... .perhaps of everything.
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« Reply #6 on: December 07, 2014, 12:25:55 PM »

Been there before. It's not abnormal.
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« Reply #7 on: December 07, 2014, 01:49:57 PM »

Being lost is so close to being found.
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« Reply #8 on: December 07, 2014, 01:57:14 PM »

Exact same feelings - after the BPD leaves you (especially with the cruely and coldness of a text or e-mail - MINE DID TOO)! After 34 years, it is almost like a piece of you is missing. They have fulfilled some void inside you as well, as you both fed each other something - and not healthy. Read more on the site, you will find what you thought she gave you, and realize she gave you nothing at all, except a lifetime of misery with no happy ending. Torture, push-pull - you filled some need for the person, and now they either fear abandoment, as you said, or they don't need you to fill the void anymore. IT IS NOTHING YOU DID OR DID NOT DO. They are not happy, nothing that you thought you shared was real - it was all to fill their need. They dont feel loved NO MATTER HOW hard YOU TRY, SO THEY CANNOT TRULY LOVE OR GIVE. Please stay strong, see your therapist - they will shed even more light on the situation - I promise you WILL thank the person for leaving you via e-mail (HOW SICK IS THAT IN ITSELF? Who does THAT EXCEPT AN UNBALANCED PERSON)... .STAY NO CONTACT  as hard as it is, and do not fall for any attempts at the person reconnecting - it is all a game, they just want to see if you are still pining or available - they are not sincere. Trust the forum - we have all been at your point of crushing pain, and I would say within six months to a year it is all crystal clear and you are so thankful you do not have to endure the BPD madness anymore. Seek out normal people who you can care about and love, and be truly loved in return. God Bless and hang in!
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« Reply #9 on: December 07, 2014, 02:14:33 PM »

Thank you so much for all the support and kind words.

How long did this shattering phase last for everyone?

Ending it by email - What the heck! What the heck She actually sensed that I'd had enough and wanted me to end it by text, which I refused to do. I went and spoke to her face to face like an adult. I was a fool in thinking I could have a functional adult conversation with a dysfunctional child in a woman's body.

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