- Date posted
- 5y
- Date posted
- 5y
I’ve looked for people on this app who have bpd cuz not many people mention it and I sometimes wonder if I have it myself too
- Date posted
- 5y
Yeah it’s hard to talk about too cause so many people stereotype bpd people. Bpd ruined my relationships and it sucks. BPD and OCD and then the possible ptsd and autism is not a fun combo at all.
- Date posted
- 5y
@Mars Yeah it seems to have some really unfair stereotypes tbh. Hats why I don’t really wanna know for definite if I DO have it cuz I don’t want to be branded the bad things people say online Whether I do or don’t have bpd tho I know they aren’t accurate stereotypes so don’t worry I got your back ? I have taken a few online tests and I do find I resonate a lot with it
- Date posted
- 5y
@uwotm8 I got diagnosed in 2019 after the falling out with my best friend because it landed me in the hospital. The guy who checked me out to get inpatient diagnosed me apparently, which it’s like you can’t rly diagnose someone that first time you meet them? But then my actual psyche at the time asked me questions and I had like all 9 main symptoms. It really sucks too, it’s hard to handle relationships with people and that and ocd make me feel like such a horrendous person that I tend to isolate myself quite a lot.
- Date posted
- 5y
@Mars Aw god I’m so sorry I hope you’re gonna feel better soon ? I don’t know how it works tbh. I haven’t even been to see anyone about it, I just identify SEVERELY with the abandonment fear, I have empty low feelings constantly, I feel anger but it’s directed inward towards myself, (quiet borderline maybe?) I think I get the dissociation but I’m unsure. I think I’m a terrible useless worthless person and a huge burden and I constantly think I need to apologise and check people like me ESPECIALLY my partner because I need to prove I’m not gonna be ditched I very often think “of I’m abandoned I don’t know what else to do other than kill myself” I don’t wanna do that but I don’t know how else you deal with that? I’ve had it once and it nearly ruined me so I don’t wanna have to deal with that again. I think my ex triggered this in me tbh. It was BRUTAL. I didn’t see it coming
- Date posted
- 5y
That sounds a LOT like what I experience in my life. You may have it. It definitely is relatable.
- Date posted
- 5y
I was abandoned by my ex after ten years with absolutely no warning He carried on sleeping with me saying he loved me etc then kicked me out. He avoided me by disappearing to a foreign county with rent money I continued to pay (cuz I thought he would change his mind and have me back) but he also cheated on me and moved others in and I only found out when I went to collect my things and he wasn’t there. I lost ten pounds in a week, did loads of cocaine and I had a severe reaction to stress where my face swelled up and I was covered in a rash head to toe I told him I felt like dying but I didn’t even mean it in a manipulative way I honestly didn’t know what to do and he was the only support I had since a child. After all of the above tho I told HIM to drop dead lol ? I hate his fucking guts now Now I’m terrified my partner will leave me all the time. I never had warning signs before right? So why should I relax now? So I see EVERYTHING AS A SIGN! No kiss on a text? Leaving me Bit distant? Omg he’s gonna leave me o need to check bad mood? Must be my fault I need to check and apologise He’s gonna leave me for someone better and I hate myself What if I have an undetected std and he thinks I heated and leaves me? WhT if I infected myself? JUST DONT leave me lol ?
- Date posted
- 5y
I’m so sorry you’re going through this right now. Dealing with mental health issues in the midst of grieving the loss of a close friend is tough. Even if things do eventually resolve, it doesn’t take away from the pain you’re feeling about it now. Obviously getting treatment for OCD is important, but I also think you could use a hefty dose of self compassion. I’d high recommend reading “Self compassion: The proven power of being kind to yourself” by Kristin Neff. It helped me tremendously in learning to have a kinder approach with myself. I hope you have other people in your support system you can lean on right now. Just remember to give yourself some understanding, like you would a good friend. You deserve some slack. No one is perfect, but you’re doing the best you can with what you’ve got. That’s all anyone can ask.
- Date posted
- 5y
Thing is too is I’m grieving other things as well from childhood to my mother with Alzheimer’s and 3 years later I’m still grieving my grandmother so it added onto the grief and with everything mashed together I’m like whoo man :’^)
Be a part of the largest OCD Community
Share your thoughts so the Community can respond