I’m a mental health professional that also has Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Join me as I discuss the world through the lens of Quiet BPD and trauma. I invite you to share and connect with me and with yourself. May love ALWAYS find you!
Ya know what’s weird, it’s that feeling you get when you realize that you’ve somehow crossed over from being loved to not. It’s not the same as the fear of abandonment - that can be explained and even characterized. It’s not the fear of being lonely - that ties in well with abandonment and again can be explained and characterized. This distinct feeling is crossing over from “I can’t believe they love me, I make them happy and they make me feel the same.” - to “when did you st
What is it like to have quiet BPD? Having quiet Borderline Personality Disorder is like choking, having a completely obstructed airway and not being able to breathe or make a sound, not being able to articulate that you're dying of the pain that is stuck in your throat. What you're choking on is the pain of abandonment, loneliness and emptiness.
This is a short read on what BPD Awareness really is. For those that support people with BPD and for those diagnosed with BPD this is a candid experience of recurring depressive episodes.