She exBPD has been gone for 5 weeks now and i haven't heard from her for 3days. Last call she told me it was over, then she said she needed a month to get better and that i should go and do work on me and then said that she had no interest in moving on to another guy and didn't want me to start dating either, she also said that if i loved her i would financially support her.prior to this she was calling pretty much every day abusing me telling me it was all my fault that we got here even though it was she who called the police fabricated a domestic violence situation and had me charged, still no apology.
Anyway my memory of the incedent is starting to ease and i am missing her, it does look like she is trying to move on but i know she wont have any job options as she is stuck in her story to her supporters that she is to traumatised to work, by my calcs money will be out soon too.
I got told by her counciler and friends not to reach out to her even though i want to. I dont wan t to lose her but they've said if she just comes back she wont learn and who knows how bad the next episode will be. Now i dont even know if she will call and NC is doing my head in. Ive asked her for closure 4 times but each time she has taken it back with lines like above.
I just feel like a spinning top but my depression is increasing and i dont know what to do.
Any ideas guys
Idea number one is to take a deep breath, you aren't alone. Next step is reread your first paragraph. She is clearly demonstrating a push and pull. I hate you don't leave me is a good book that will help you understand that a bit clearer. Her not wanting you to date is her way of saying she doesn't want you to move on so that you can be at her beckon call. Why should you get to be happy when she will never experience it? "If you love me you'll support me". I don't know about you but thats never been my measure of love. Love has no contingencies.
Regarding the next bolded part... .she's already gone. I'm sorry because I know this hurts and I hate that you have to feel it. You have enough on your plate but her counselor is correct. She's already slapped you with domestic abuse charges.
Your lady is out of control and you are grieving. You need to grieve. NC sends us in a stage of madness. At least it did for me. I felt empowered, full of despair, happy, nostalgic. Hell, I still feel like that sometimes in my healing but, it is the only way to get your head sorted out. When you constantly tango the world starts to spin and if you are dancing with someone with BPD the disorder will always win. Always. You will never get the closure you so desperately seek b/c chances are she can't even explain it herself.
Even though you are hurting start doing some research. Familiarize yourself with the disorder. Read the endless amount of stories on this board. Once you get a grip of what BPD entails it is a whole new ball game. It doesn't make the pain go away but it does sort out some of the crazy you are feeling. Keep posting.