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Living Courageously in Relationships When You Have Borderline Personality Disorder

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“Clingy. Attached. Easily hurt. Fragile. Weak. Stormy.” These are some of the words I have heard and read, describing people in relationships who live with borderline personality disorder (BPD).

By “relationships” I am referring to a variety of relationships with others which includes: friendships, romantic, work/coworker relationships, therapeutic, and even religious such as how we may experience a relationship with God or a higher power in different spiritual paths or traditions.

Often when I felt hurt or abandoned in relationships, I spiraled into a tunnel vision of self-blame, calling myself “too much, weak, clingy.” I labelled myself as a problem to be solved and overcome.

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