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Description of FP as told by a bpd individual:

If you suffer with BPD then you may have come across the term “favourite person,” or “FP” for short. It is a common setup for BPD individuals but is often mistaken for being a best friend by everyone else. ‘FP’ are individuals of whom you have a deep emotional dependence on, usually being deeply platonically in love. You may not know them well but they are a huge part of your life, and how they behave highly depends on your mood. They can be uplifting or crashing. You apologise for every small thing because you don’t want to give them any reason to go. Their company is like a drug, and you feel utterly empty without their presence. And if they do leave, it causes a big hole and perpetuates the theory of abandonment from which every BPD individual suffers with. FPs are soothing, comforting and consoling, but also dangerous, addictive and compulsive. They are more than a best friend, they are your lifeline.