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Misdiagnosed w/ BPD? Self diagnosing? Attachments? // Mental Health Q&A - MHM
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I completely agree about self diagnosing!! The mental health professionals don’t make things easier when they don’t like to diagnose though. It puts patients in very hard positions :(
Omg! I agree with you! My mental health has been bad since I was 13 and now I'm 18. At 13 it was extremely bad but I manged to deal with it but after I turned 17 it hit me again. I did go to counselling and hospitals etc and they all kept asking if I'm on medication for my mood swings etc and I was meant to see a professional to check if I have an illness but then they changed their minds because they don't like to put labels on young people... So I could literally have something but they won't tell me! Ahh! I try to do research on different things because now I'm much better and I'll talk to those that know me and ask them questions but I'd only ever say "I think I have this because.............." I think self diagnosing can be dangerous and put others who actually suffer with that illness down.
Martyna that’s so bad! I’m in a similar situation! My care team keep saying they won’t diagnose me because I’m too young (even though I’m 19) and I’ve researched a lot but I don’t want to self diagnose or tell them what I think I have in case I don’t have it but I cant get the right help unless they know what I have 😖 it’s so difficult
Yep !! I finally found the courage to make an appointment at the doctors for my mental health (last time I went I was 13 and I am now 18) I mentioned I’m open to trying medication and the doctor basically said it’s probably due to my age and there’s a lot of change going on, and basically shoved me aside and told me to register to iapts (if that’s how you spell it🤦🏼♀️) I just want answers I want a diagnosis it’s so hard when you know something isn’t right and the average person doesn’t deal with these issues. I diagnosis would deffo help as the I have an answer to why I’m like this.
prinssescool I completely understand.. it just feels like they’re not listening and taking you seriously.. But keep pestering the doctor. And I know reaching out for help can be discouraging when the health team are like that. But at the end of the day, you know you’re not ok. So you fight for your happiness and wellbeing. Just like you’d fight for surgery if your organs weren’t working properly. You’ve got this! ❤️
Jade Smith Yes! We know our bodies better than anyone! And if we know something isn’t ok then why can’t doctors understand that? It’s so frustrating.. Just because it’s not physically visible doesn’t mean it’s not there.. And that can make things so discouraging.. Like I tried phoning the doctor a few days actually and they wouldn’t call and took forever and then at the end I gave up with it which makes me mad because if I said I think I have COVID-19 they’d call me straight away. Physical and mental illness are the same, they both impact lives negatively. And having a diagnosis wouldn’t be fun but if you know that something’s up then it’s better just knowing and getting proper help. Just keep annoying the health team. Even tell them the symptoms you’re experiencing and what you think you might have and explain to them how it’s impacting your life. Everything will be ok, you’ll get the help and feel better soon, I promise! ❤️
Who else agrees that Marie has helped them get through quarantine? She inspired me to start my own channel, love you loads ❤️
Could you make a video on emotional numbness/needing to cry but not being able to/dissociation? Or how to express your feelings? Thanks :)
Agree with you on the BPD subject. It seems like over the past 10 years BPD became like "fashionable" with mental health services. Like suddenly loads of people were being diagnosed, and this is great when they would previously have been misdiagnosed with other things, but loads of particularly young women have been diagnosed with it unnecessarily. Like if you almost "grow out of" the behaviours that mean you have a BPD diagnosis then you probably didn't have it in the first place
@@neurodivergentdawn I more mean specifically BPD as opposed to other mental health diagnoses because labelling symptoms to be part of a personality disorder can mean they're seen as ingrained or deep seated parts of your formed personality, when actually they could be treated quite simply as part of another psychiatric diagnosis (of course I don't mean simply but relative). But I absolutely get what you mean - even if you come to the conclusion that a diagnosis is wrong it does exclude it and that can be helpful.
BPD/EUPD is so often misdiagnosed for people. It's like the easiest diagnose to give and it makes me so angry. I was labelled with EUPD for so long and my symptoms were dismissed as it was "symptoms of your diagnosis" - if I was suicidal my CPN would say "it's just a symptom of your illness" and I hated it so much. I've since been diagnosed with complex trauma, attachment trauma, OSFED, major depression, anxiety, depersonalisation, psychosis and BDD. Now my doctors actually listen to me and take me seriously and are treating me with the right medication.
BPD is a toxic diagnosis in my opinion. it hurts the people diagnosed and ignores the real issues like childhood trauma. i never felt this way until i was diagnosed. mental health professionals will diagnose any female with complex mental health with a personality disorder so quickly! i know it helps some people, so if people want to use it as a tool to get better thats okay, but i cant help but notice it makes people feel trapped and 'ill.' the best thing i did for my mental health was discharge myself from the services and research complex trauma and attachment styles....
i really want to get that diagnosis removed now. one i was so desperate for as a teen. i wanted to know what was 'wrong with me.' i fear if i ever have a crisis again i wont be taken seriously
Bpd is just a behavior for me in my opinion not a personality, it is a toxic diagnoses. So thankful to see people speaking about this. Dont let diagnosed ruin your self care and image especially when they are wrong diagnoses....
I myself was misdiagnosed with bpd before it was decided I have bipolar. I also feel like once your diagnosed with bpd it’s so hard getting it changed if it is realised it’s wrong. I definitely agree with you that it’s diagnosed too often and too quickly.
I COMPLETELY AGREE!
YES!!! 👍
This is interesting, I believe people think BPD is diagnosed too often because we're currently in a period of dramatically increased research and understanding of BPD. Just like with bipolar and ADHD when they became better understood and more frequently diagnosed, people thought that they were being overdiagnosed. Personally, I'm a proponent of diagnosing BPD early because it provides access to specialized treatment like DBT, emotion regulation etc and usually doesn't respond well to standard depression treatments. I think BPD is under-diagnosed in a lot of places because of the stigma clinicians have toward the diagnosis and not wanting to stigmatize their patients. It's a really interesting discussion!
I also think BPD is overdiagnosed in some populations (i.e. white women who self-harm) and grievously under-diagnosed in other populations (people of colour, men who present as angry/aggressive, etc)
Really? This is so strange to me how both of you think this.. I never heard of BPD until I started watching Marie and then did research on it. I never heard of anyone being diagnosed with it either. I thought it was a silent illness that people don't talk about..
I think people should reference diagnosing with the same as a physical illness. Like for example if you think you have cancer then you might look up on the symptoms but you don’t just say you have cancer even if you do have all the symptom sorta thing? Great video as always Marie 💗
Taylor Graham but also if you’ve broken your leg you kinda know you’ve done it, I guess it just depends on the illness, symptoms etc.
Atty the Hammy Yeah I get what your saying. Idk it’s tricky one 😫
i think a vid about attachments would be really good, i think more of an informative style but q&a would be good too💗💗
Petition for a vid on attachments ⬆️
omfg yes
I have an attachment to Marie lol
Clara Pitkin i think a video about attachments would be really helpful
yes yes yes!!!
Ive lost alot of amazing people , but maries passing just hit different .it felt like someone ripped my heart out. Id do anything to see marie one more time
I believe bpd isn’t supposed to be diagnosed until after 18 for the reason you said. Can’t/ shouldn’t be diagnosed until personality and brain is fully developed which is after teen years. Xx
This is a common misperception; antisocial personality disorder is the only personality disorder that requires you to be 18 before diagnosis. Being diagnosed with BPD younger is very helpful as it provides access to treatment before symptoms worsen into adulthood. (Source: I have a BA in psych with a clinical focus)
Bethany Urban Farm hey, thank you for this comment. i found it extremely difficult to be diagnosed with BPD under the age of 18 and when i did, it really really benefited my treatment path. especially in the UK, it’s so hard to be taken seriously and my diagnosis is what got me to DBT and the right help. it really saved me from so many awful situations. i can understand why people think it shouldn’t be diagnosed before 18 but i definitely think there are cases where teens are struggling with it and are dismissed because of this misconception. so thank you
I totally agree! Although I think that if someone has been experiencing strong symptoms for more than a year and they are 16 or over it is right. I was diagnosed at 17 but only because I had been experiencing symptoms ever since I was very young and they just kept getting worse rather than better, along with psychosis. So I believe that if someone is nearing their 18th birthday then in SOME cases it is okay
having a diagnosis is a privilege. it can be nearly impossible to get a diagnosis. self diagnosing opens up the world. im not self diagnosed, but many of my friends are and their journeys dont make mine any less real.
I'm totally with you on the self-diagnosis thing, I think it's okay to research but unless you have a diagnosis you should say "I strongly suspect that I have x" instead of presenting it as a fact
Same for physical illness, I got my diagnosis because I did a lot of research to find potential answers and then went to the right specialist because general practitioners couldn't figure it out, but until I got diagnosed with EDS, I only told my symptoms and not the actual illness (even though I turned out to be right)
the little pip moment omg!!
Who recognized the song? 😂 Not me
the video about attachments would be great! something about accepting change and moving on etc. i know it may be a tough topic to talk about but many people would probably find it very helpful (me😩) !! 💕💕💕
Completely agree that BPD is over diagnosed and clinicians are to quick to diagnose BPD instead of looking at why someone may be acting/feeling the way they are. Like you said people grow up and develop different coping strategies to life.. add in the trauma and other shitty life situations people have been through and it’s no surprise people struggle! I’m all for trauma informed care instead of BPD 😎
I felt a bit defensive at the start. Gp told me to attempt suicide to get real help (NHS Scotland). Now years later I've finally started private therapy to work towards a diagnosis. My daily symptoms include: times where I have anxiety, no appetite, sleeping 12+ hours and still being exhausted, my body can feel so heavy I can't hold myself up or balance properly. Lack of appetite and self sabotage. I also have blocks of time where I feel so high on life and hyper positive about myself and the future. I can be so so productive and organised and need very little sleep to function. I loose my appetite during times like this too. I just don't feel hungry.
Now the reason I feel like I NEED therapy is because I recently admitted to myself and came to terms with the reality of what I believe was a psychosis episode. I was extremely depressed and this developed into full blown detachment from reality. visual hallucinations (scary things). I also heard voices telling me to hurt myself. They would scream so loudly I couldn't think my own thoughts. I suffered from delusions too where i locked myself into a room in school and refused to come out because I was convinced if I left the empty room I would die. My guidance counselor had to take my best friend from class to talk me down as I couldn't trust anyone else. I tried to do really bizarre things and had so many alarming behaviours. If my mother wasn't so mentally unwell herself I would have absolutely been hospitalised years ago. She was the only person I told about my worst experiences and my mum told me it was all normal for her so I didn't realise others brains are not like ours.
I want to have kids in the next few years and having babies triggered extreme episodes for my mother so I need to put the work in now.
Ah, i watched this all when it first came out and then it dissappeared! Back again just to comment and check i didn't miss anything! ❤
The comment I was trying to write when she first posted this video :
First time I've been this early wow
Also so much love for this women x
When she made a cross at the camera I almost spit out of coffee 😂😂
Love you Marie
😂😂😂 amen x
Even after being formally diagnosed I still say ’I think I have this’ because I dunno I don’t want to say it and start believing it if it’s wrong. Love you Marie
I'd personally love a video on attachments, an informative one would be amazing because I don't understand my bloody brain haha xxxx
Please can someone make a completion video of police cars in Marie's videos
You’re such an inspiration 🥺please don’t ever quite RUclips 💕
I'd recommend doing an informative video on attachments and your experience (in case people don't know what attachments encompass) and then opening it up toa Q &A for further direct questions :)
i literally went and told my psychologist that i believe i suffer from depression for almost 5 years, plus i self harm, and have many more struggles, and she literally told me to "not focus on a diagnosis". what even??? that was such a discouraging day tbh
Finally! Someone else who burst into undercover superstar from thats so Raven! That song as well as dancing iguana get stuck in my head regularly and no one else seems to remember where it’s from!
I luv u sm 💗 I'm also struggling with my bpd diagnosis. Like, I think I don't actually have it, I think c-ptsd would actually fit way better for me. But obviously I am not a doctor.
You are such a beautiful person and your work is so so important keep speaking your truth and perspective. Professionals people who suffer and those that support them and the whole world needs to hear it.
Deffo think an attachment video would be really good!! I have been struggling with them for so long xxx love your videos-theyre always sooo helpful for me!!
I was already watching it so I was able to watch the rest but when I went to like the video it said the video didn't exist and I was like?? Wut. Haha not cunfused anymore 😂
technical difficulties 💀💀💀
It’s important to remember that self diagnosing is the only option for some who can’t access doctors/psychiatrists. It’s a tough one x
You are an amazing person and I adore watching your videos! I sit down while I’m journaling and rewatch all of your videos! I would love a video on attachment like you mentioned💗
awh this makes me so happy!! 😘😘
You're amazing, Marie!
Such a lovely person, and a real inspiration.
Loads of love for you, girl 💖 xxx
I love spending my Monday evening watching your videos- it makes me so happy and excited. Love you marie, you inspire me more everyday ❤️x
Loved this video 😊
I think you covered some really important questions, thank you for that!! And I would really appreciate a video about attachments, maybe more informative like what are attachments, what's your personal experience with them, how to deal with attachments... so yeah.. :) love you, sending much love
I think you’re so kind, gorgeous and genuine! Hope you’re going well!
Undercover superstar from That's So Raven omg what a throwback
I absolutely loved this video, thank you @marie_senechal ❤️ I got a bit emotional watching this when you were talking about your attachment with your cpn, as I lose my care coordinator this Thursday because when I turn 26 which was two weeks ago I move from young adult, to adult team, so Ive lost the whole team I've been used to and my care coordinator who like you said with your cpn you've told everything about you to her. I already feel so scared x
I love Haruki Murakami! He wrote one of my fave books called Norwegian Wood (CW: deals with depression / suicide) would definitely recommend to anyone as long as they are in a good state of mind as can be a bit heavy. Also the Covland joke made me chuckle, from Stratford-u-A 😝
Thank you for always being real and honest with us I appreciate your videos so much xxx
i really love your top but i couldn’t help think of the psychotic moon🌝🌝 love u
I've been going to a SMI clinic for 2 years and the only "diagnosis" they have given me was unspecified psychosis on the schizophrenia spectrum. I dont really even know what that means ... lol they don't do a good job of explaining it.
Hey!! I just wanna say I think you’re so amazing and brave!!!! Keep kicking butt girl you’re dope ❤️
Getting me through some tough days in this lockdown especially! Thank you for your videos. Love always 💗
I LOVE seeing you thrive
Ive been constantly mis diagnosed with bi polar disorder. I strongly believe that I have borderline personality disorder, because no meds helped, including every med for bi polar
I love you so much, you inspire me every day ❤️❤️
You help me so so much. Feeling grateful for you.❤️
Great video, really interesting & really great answers to everyone’s questions! 💜
Yes, please do a video about attachment to psychologists and psychiatrists!!!!! ❤💕 I find that I get reallyyy deeply attached to them and it almost hurts and I'm always afraid that one day I will never see them again...and also give too much attention to what they say
Marie, you’re a lifesaver babe ❤️
i think i have depression because i was self harming for 6 months and just felt totally alone and isolated and like i wasn't worth caring about.
You love the expression "at the end of the day" ;)
When you said how young, hormonal and emotional people who are all over the place are typically the ones in the BPD category... I don't think that is very true. I am almost 35 and I have several of the traits. As I said below, I am still uncertain of what is going on in my head but I can say that I am definitely not young and I am very emotional, anxious and I experience feelings in a very deep way.
I've read kafka on the shore, it's literally my favourite book. Not many people have heard of it but it's a banger of a book
totally agree with u theere x
Just started watching the video, but just wanted to say you're so pretty!
marie you’ve helped me so so so much through quarantine and watching your vids improves my mood straight away and makes me feel so happy, i love you 🥺
also im aware im like the only boy in the comments lol
Omg Kafka on the shore is my all-time favourite book ♥
!!!!! i loveeeee
loved and appreciated ur honesty in this🥺 and ur top!!! it’s so beautiful!!! where is it from ?
love u marie❤️❤️
Hey Marie, been watching you for a fair while now I just want to say your amazing and do help so many people. I’m at the stage in my life with my MH that it is most severe. Just wondering have you ever experienced intrusive thoughts/obsessive thoughts? If so I would love to heal how you dealt with those and how you cope daily with your anxiety etc xxxx
BPD cake hahaha. If you're interested on remission from BPD, it's one of my favourite topics. Check out Dr. Mary Zanarini's longitudinal studies of remission. She looks at symptom and diagnostic remission over 6, 10 and 20 year periods. Fun fact: suicidal and self-injurious symptoms are the fastest to remit, and affective symptoms are the least likely to remit (i.e. emotional sensitivity, lability, etc)
Your amazing I bloody love you x
Hey marierose , id just like to say how brave and amazing of a young lady you are . I have watched a few videos of yours on BPD and i can relate like sooooo bad . I struggled so badly with mental health issues since the age of 17 , i felt like i had compltely lost my mind and that i was living in a world that tbh i did not belong in , i find it hard sometimes to just be alive . Function and hold down a job which can make my bpd symptoms even worse , was finally diagnosed by a psychiatrist at age 21 with borderline personality disorder and possible bi polar . I am on a medication called quetiapine a anti psychtoic drug it manages my highs and lows but i still struggle with seeing things and hearing voices . Have you ever struggled with these syptoms and do you have any coping mechabisms ?
Self diagnose nope, write things that happen to you for a doctor yes, but sometimes a doctor can't even give a diagnosis immediately because the brain is so bloody complicated, so it can take a while sometimes, but they find out what it is in the end.
I’ve never been first before! Love you Marie!
Video was actually uploaded earlier today and this is a second repost of it 😂! 🧡
Oh lol! Didn’t realize. Have a great day
hope ur well
About the self diagnosis, i feel like its very wrong because some illnesses can have symptoms that look VERY similar. I still don't have a certain diagnosis, but there was a time that i was sure that i had bpd and started showing more bpd symptoms because i thought i had it! Today i don't think i have it, i feel like i'm more on the bipolar espectrum, its still being investigated. Self diagnosing can be tricky! Bipolar people can have bpd symptoms, just like bpd people can have depression symptoms, and anxiety. And about your diagnosis, i know nothing about your life, but do you feel like you could be bipolar? Because of your depression, and the psychosis episode you had?
I think you're AUDHD autistic and adhd, i've been misdiagnosed with literally everything, from bpd to bipolar, all the meds under the sun i've taken, nothing works for long. My story is very similar to yours. I've only now just been diagnosed with stress induced psychosis which fits FAR better than anything else, also have ocd which caused me to be so incredibly paranoid and actually learning how to accommodate myself, has stopped me from reaching the point where I would completely lose myself.
my journey has taken 10 years btw, I'm on the track of been seeing a psychiatrist after self diagnosing autism and adhd, it was the only way for me to understand myself because nobody was listening or letting me get theright treatment that i really needed. the diagnosis journey tskes a long time, i waited 8 months to the started seeing her exactly a year ago and still no formal papers yet but the diagnosis is set in.
I'm on the right meds, low dose of seroqual which is helping the adhd sooo much, stops the mania, helps the insane anxiety and paranoia, helps the ocd thouhts that stops everything reach psychosis. I still get incredibly attached to people but honestly that comes down to all the bullying and isolation i went through as a kid at school.
Love watching your videos! Watching again. Also, where is your top from?! ❤ Love watching your videos! Looking forward to this. Also, where is your top from?! ❤ A video suggestion, have you ever watched Crazy Ex Girl friend? It's a fun musical kind of t.v series, can't remember where I watched it but its all about a woman with bpd and its a very long series and yes they are using mostly her love relationships as a way to portray bpd traits but once you get past that I think there are some fascinating and good parts. If you can watch it to the end it would be amazing to hear your thoughts on it! ❤ Lastly, I think its normal to no longer relate to bpd. Bpd therapy is different specifically because its an illness that is primary a personality but also social disorder and its about working on changing how you think. There are medical aspects too that can come with it and medicaction can help get people to a point where they can do therapy.
I'm trying to get a diagnosis for my 12 year old
CAMHS think she might have
Social and general anixery, depression and ocd tenancys but I'm sure she has other issues as well
Love youuuuu
love you!!! xxx
A recurring doubt of yours has been this BPD diagnosis for sure. I wonder how you haven't been reassessed, it seems like a frustrating matter (which is understandable). It could be that DBT really helped and your BPD symptoms have improved to the point of it no longer being debilitating. Unfortunately, self harm and anorexia are associated with BPD, and like you said, young, emotional and depressed plus being very sensitive = stick that BPD label. In my case, the mood disorder now diagnosed as bipolar was evident, and a lot of my symptoms were due to PTSD. I did and do not have BPD symptoms, but sometimes OCPD comes up (turns out I just have Asperger's!). The diagnoses aren't always accurate, especially when an illness becomes complex and multifactorial.
Childhood/adolescence traumatic events play into a diagnosis, especially for PDs.
I suppose that if you already had a sense of self, a not too great fear of abandonment and weren't impulsive and constantly reacting, a BPD dx would be impertinent. In your case, maybe psychosis just "translated" into BPD. I don't really know.
Pretty much. Those are the elements I'd explore to determine if/where a mistake has been made (:
With your initial dx being depression and anxiety and your evolving mental health, it could be a misdiagnosis or simply no longer relevant. Though, I am glad to hear you say you don't suffer from BPD symptoms anymore. It is very encouraging for people who have the dx.
Your INTJ x
I had several hypomanic, depressed and mixed episode and my doctor would confirm it, but she doesn't want to diagnose me
That’s so Raven reference 😉❤️
OMG JADE YOU ARE MY LOST SISTER 🤭 what is ur paypal???? 😂😂😂😂
This is different. . But my therapist said i have heaps of symptoms with adhd.. i got curious and had no idea what it was i looked it up.. and it was exactly how i felt and was.. and even my mum agreees but im not diagnosed at all which is hard because not knowing if i do or not sucks and my therapist just isnt goin on with it so i cant claim its adhd and its just my "annoying personality" :/
i agree , maybes ihavnt depression /anxiety yet they say e.u.p.d confusedx
love u x
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy .... would your therapist recommend you try this if they think you have BPD? So if a therapist says that to you, should you feel confident that they are saying you have BPD? Or would they recommend this to you if you have other possible diagnoses? Is DBT just used for people with BPD? I am still not sure what is going on with me quite honestly. I know I have moderate to severe depression and situational anxiety (based on what my doctor said) but I haven't been actually diagnosed with a specific mental disorder...
My understanding is that DBT began as a treatment for BPD, but they have found it to be applicable to many many mental health disorders. I know there is a DBT-specific clinic near me, and it was suggested to me to help with my anxiety and depression. And when I was in eating disorder treatment, we had a weekly DBT group. As far as I know, none of us had BPD (or at least that wasn't the norm)-- They just thought DBT skills would help us recover from our EDs.
@@abigailchappell5754 Thank you for the info!
What is your primary diagnosis if it isn't BDP?? Also, do you still have a cpn now?? Love you by the way xxxxxx
That’s so raven episode?
Do you think your intrusive thoughts could be OCD? I have OCD and I have a lot intrusive thoughts xx
Marie, mega personal question but do you know what triggered or started your bpd?
She had some trauma she hasn't wanted to detail understandably but might've been that to some extent.
Yes ofcourse. I’m just trying to work out the root of mine xx
@@RosietheGirls Of course! As far as I know there's not always a specific trigger since it can be genetic as well.
That's so raven 🤓💗
YAAAASSS QUEEN
What’s your tellonym? 💗 x
I just want to meet you so bad but I live in the United States
What’s the name of the book?
I'll start off saying, I have no qualifications whatsoever in the field of MH. I have however spoken to a psychiatrist about personality disorders (out of interest) the comments about not fitting the criteria anymore confused me, from what I know(please correct me if I'm wrong) you can never be 'cured' from bpd since it's a personality disorder. Wouldn't that just wither be a misdiagnosis or you've learned to control the symptoms more but you'll always have it? Please if anyone knows about BPD can you explain, thanks!
BPD is known to calm down with age so you can definitely end up at a point where you're essentially cured because your symptoms are much less severe or gone essentially. That's pretty common. So I wouldn't say it's a forever thing. Personality isn't completely set in stone after all. You're probably always likely to experience other mental health issues when life gets extra hard even if the BPD calms down a lot though.
BPD is known to calm down with age so you can definitely end up at a point where you're essentially cured because your symptoms are much less severe or gone essentially. That's pretty common. So I wouldn't say it's a forever thing. Personality isn't completely set in stone after all. You're probably always likely to experience other mental health issues when life gets extra hard even if the BPD calms down a lot though.
@@TheMarkedGirl717 thank you so much for explaining! I find MH disorders really interesting to learn about (very strange interest I'll admit) but really appreciate you taking the time to educate me!!
Professionals state that you cant get cured from any personality disorders and quite frankly I dont agree,
@@socialside5332 Yeah, I think that's a horrible view to uphold. I've also never seen anyone with BPD who hasn't gotten better or basically cured with age/time eventually so it's clearly not uncommon. Maybe it's less common among other personality disorders so BPD is seen the same by professionals.
What was the name of the book?
Kafka on the shore xxxx
I thought 15:33 was an ad not gonna lie
LOL 😂
For your sake, let's hope you don't have bpd... Unawereness+denial=ouch
Thats so raven.......
"if you do/don't do this, then ..." sounds like OCD
I will now only identify as a BPD cake 🎂
can i see your abby dog?