Hi izzybusy,
I don't think grandiosity is a characteristic of BPD, and my first thought is that this is just the nature of how some people use social networks, isn't it? Showing an "ideal self" to others, for various reasons.
I can understand your feeling turned off by that. In your shoes, I think I'd feel the same.
Do you find looking at his FB page helpful?
heartandwhole
Hi h&w
I think grandiosity is his bipolar side coming out and I totally get you saying it's the nature of some people to appear greater than they are. The way he worded it though was to portray himself as somebody of wealth, of high standing and an empath which is far removed from the truth. I also feel it's very narcissistic and it did put me off him reading what he typed; he is blatantly lying I guess in order to attract more supply?
Normally his Facebook has nothing on it and I check to see if his profile is active or not so I know he's alive iyswim? I know we are both not in each other's lives at the moment and may never be again but I still care for him as a human being and it reassures me he is ok when his profile is active.