They hate us cuz they aint us
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There are actually some really amazing things about BPD but we stay getting demonized, but it& #39;s really more of a reflection of how ignorant and unfeeling the rest of the world is, rather than our own expressions
I really think a lot of people with BPD would have better relationships and interactions if other people weren& #39;t so put off by the diagnosis. People just expect us to be manipulative and psycho. That& #39;s how they see us, which triggers the negative aspects of the disorder.
Like do you know how many times I finally opened up to my mom about how I& #39;m actually feeling, and her first response is "that& #39;s emotional warfare, you& #39;re just trying to manipulate me"?? Which then triggers me to blow up. She didn& #39;t start saying that until I got diagnosed.
Even my own psychiatrist did it. First she said she wouldn& #39;t give me a PRN tranquilizer because of my suicidal history. I get hospitalized and properly diagnosed, then she said she wouldn& #39;t give it to me because people with BPD have addiction tendencies. I ghosted her ass.
I have zero history of addiction. So yeah.
Anyways this thread turned into something I wasn& #39;t expecting. Long story short: BPD isn& #39;t all bad and people shouldn& #39;t judge us based on harmful stereotypes
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Anyways this thread turned into something I wasn& #39;t expecting. Long story short: BPD isn& #39;t all bad and people shouldn& #39;t judge us based on harmful stereotypes