Guest guest Posted May 2, 2010 Report Share Posted May 2, 2010 I hate BPD as much as I hate cancer and child abuse and animal abuse and anything horrible you can imagine. I wish I could write out the dynamics of my very close friend, but it would be an entire book and I'd lose the reader. Suffice it to say, I now have NO doubt she is a classic borderline. She has symptoms that are literally textbook. Her kids are now 17, 19, and 20. Her daughter (17) has recently been diagnosed as bipolar. This child is borderline, not bipolar. The doctor who saw her and my friend (), told them both they were bipolar. This doctor doesn't even know them. wants no help. She cheated on her ex-husband so many times he divorced her. Her daughter is in chaos and her 18 year old son has started drinking really badly. Her daughter has been date raped, is cutting herself, and is suicidal. called me a few minutes ago RANTING because she is 'home alone.' Her boyfriend has been searching for a job for 2 freaking years and finally gets one as a correctional officer in a state prison. VERY good job and is getting ready to cause him to lose it because of her borderline-cant-tell-anyone-loves-her-if-they-arent-in-the-same-room meltdown. He is out of town for 3 weeks of training. Not 3 months. Not 3 years. 3 WEEKS....and she is freaking out about being alone. She's now upset because her daughter has said she is going to live with her father. He is even home on weekends for the next 3 weeks!! It's crazy! has once again caused a self fulfilled prophecy of abandonment by pushing everyone away. She told me she was going to drive off and hit a tree. She was crying and heard nothing I said to her. She was saying the f-word every other word (which is not like her) and was babbling so fast and with such drama that I put her on speakerphone so my husband could hear and his mouth dropped. She was sounding almost psychotic. This has been going on for about a 3 years. I love her dearly....I really, really do, but this is ri.dic.u.lous. I will support her no matter what because that's what friends do, but she knows how I feel about her behavior recently. She stood by me when I overdosed twice and when I was having a really hard time over the summer and she's one of the few people who know I have DID. I set her up with a Christian counselor I once saw who was going to see her for free. Twice she was a no-show to the appointment. I can't ask my ex-counselor/friend to do it again. She may not be the perfect therapist for someone with BPD, but has no money and she is better than no therapy at all in my opinion. <sigh> I just wanted to vent. was sexually abused as a child and from the things she has said, I think her mother is BPD too. I feel for her because I love her, but I am also weary of things always being about her and her drama and I wonder where the real friendship is in this relationship. I won't abandon her as a friend. I wouldn't do that to anyone, BPD or not...but is on such a self destructive path. She is messing with married men (2 years ago a wife found out and shot and killed herself and shot her husband who was cheating with (he lived.)) I don't even know that borderlines can be true friends, but it is heartbreaking to be friends with someone and then to find out they're borderline. I miss the person I thought she was. I miss the fun . The that didn't cheat with married men, who went to church with me, who went shopping with me, who went out to lunch with all the girls. No one in our circle of friends will speak to her except me. They all think I am the nutso one for continuing my friendship with her, but I truly don't abandon people unless they hurt me in some way. is hurting herself...and it's hard to watch. She's also hurting her children and she doesn't care. She doesn't see it. Her daughter has turned for the worse and her 2 boys aren't far behind. It's hard to watch this family crash and burn. I want so much to get her daughter aside and spend time with her and talk to her, but I am not sure what to do. One good thing is that she is going to live with her father. Although I'm not sure it's much better. Sorry this is so long. I would have loved for someone to step in and spend time with me and talk to me when I was going through what I was with my mother, but I don't know how to help . I want to. If you have suggestions, I'm open to them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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