#bpd support

[nerium-lemontree]

Thinking of my borderline as a dog has helped me in some way I feel ridiculous describing, but it makes me feel less angry at it and much more compassionate.

My borderline is like a dog that waits for people to come back, and I gotta hunch myself down, look in its little eyes and explain that they won't come back and it's better that way. I know it doesn't really understand what I'm trying to say, but at the same time, I think it knows what I'm talking about.

My borderline is a border collie dog I got on a leash and I can't really hate the dog or myself for it. A dog is a dog, and a disorder is a disorder.

[borderline-culture-is]

self diagnosed borderline culture is realizing oh my god i’m not alone. i’m not the only person whose emotions change at the drop of a hat, i’m not the only one who hates myself one second and loves myself the next, there are others who feel empty and alone inside like they have nobody and the world has left them to rot. and it’s so so scary but there are people who listen and respect and understand and i am not alone. we are not alone.

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[healingwgabs]

Skills to aid you soothe paranoia found in BPD

[manicscales]

Here’s a reminder that you’re worth the effort. Regardless of how people may make you feel you’re worth fighting for.

[birdgirl22]

needing someone to talk to but the topic is too heavy so ur just dealing with it alone . anyone out there who is ok with very dark heavy topics pls contact me

[healingwgabs]

Exercises to use to cope with the painful distortions caused from psychotic and quasi-psychotic symptoms

[nerium-lemontree]

I just wanted to tell anyone with BPD that we deserve as much slack as anybody who is neurotypical.

We deserve to be loved, we deserve company, we deserve care, we deserve to LIVE.

You want to have children? Fuck anyone who says people with BPD should not, it's going to be hard but it's not impossible. Do you want to have a couple? To hell with anyone who's ever told you you're dangerous to people because of the BPD itself.

You're not some kind of animal people should be afraid of, nor should you be treated like one. You're a human, with their own aspirations and desires, a human with difficult emotions and a disperse sense of self, a human with an obsessive and insecure way of loving, it's true, and that's okay, you're not poison.

You're all very strong, because whatever things that happened and made you develop BPD, it doesn't matter how small they may seem, were fucked up, and you're still here standing, still fighting against the debris of those events. We're as borderline as we are damaged, and we deserve as much a chance of recovery as any other people.