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Re: Have any of you confronted your undiagnosed ex's about BPD?
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Yes. He enraged and dumped me. Was my husband
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This wasn't the case with my diagnosed BPD sister. She has never had a romantic relationship that I'm aware of. She's 25. She couldn't even keep passing friendships for more than 3 months without exploding on them. She's not sexual in the slightest and actually assaulted me when I asked if she was interested in men, women or both (purely out of curiosity).
The disorder definitely does seem to stem from deep childhood trauma. I know my sister was assaulted by our father and nearly smothered to death when she was 2 or 3. Dad confessed this to Mom later on in life. Dad has assaulted my sister many times throughout her life. His excuse? "She was harder to control than you." I believe this is where BPD began for her and our constantly moving around states/the country due to Dad's tantrums just exacerbated BPDsis' problems. Dad is NPD.
It's truly a tragic set of problems. My sister was diagnosed in the hospital during her 4th suicide attempt in the span of 6 months (that I knew of). I went NC with her before this attempt. She fits all 9 diagnostic criteria. I knew confronting her would be pointless - she's not able to see anything about herself clearly, she refuses to take responsibility for anything... .They truly are but infants in adult bodies. They have
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My sister wrote me an apology letter that sounded like it was written by a small child. It was horrendously offensive, but proves the point that these people haven't developed a self of self and are just small children.
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I knew something was amiss, my ex BPD bf's family are mostly all doctors and it is BS none of them knew there was anything wrong. I thought he was a misogynist at first then later realised he had BPD. Told his parents and she secretly told him she was pissed as there was nothing wrong with him and that I was nuts and refused to pay for treatment until I had to fly my T down halfway across the world. and then pay for his flight up again.
Anyway my advice, dont tell a BPD they have it. I believe most will go ballistic and blame you forever. he flew into amazing rages every month saying Im a B that calls him mad and he's not etc etc, unless they want treatment, then they can be healed. Its like a gamble, it either goes right (I've read books and they explain be loving and tolerant, their cutting words dont mean anything etc etc) I did try that and it worked. but again out of the blue I get blamed for everything.
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I knew something was amiss, my ex BPD bf's family are mostly all doctors and it is BS none of them knew there was anything wrong. I thought he was a misogynist at first then later realised he had BPD. Told his parents and she secretly told him she was pissed as there was nothing wrong with him and that I was nuts and refused to pay for treatment until I had to fly my T down halfway across the world. and then pay for his flight up again.
Anyway my advice, dont tell a BPD they have it. I believe most will go ballistic and blame you forever. he flew into amazing rages every month saying Im a B that calls him mad and he's not etc etc, unless they want treatment, then they can be healed. Its like a gamble, it either goes right (I've read books and they explain be loving and tolerant, their cutting words dont mean anything etc etc) I did try that and it worked. but again out of the blue I get blamed for everything.
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