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A Bi-Polar Story

I wonder if anyone has ever had, someone that you like a lot, give you the sweetest compliment you've ever received, then 2 days later, say things to you that were pretty much the meanest thing anyone has ever said to you. I have. And let me tell you, it cuts deeper than a razor sharp blade.
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Maybe your wondering of Bipolar is correct... BUT the Person could also have BPD. Borderline Personality Disorder. It has four different types and there is a push/pull to escape real or perceived abandonment. One minute? They want to pull you close and they adore you. Then something trips that trigger and they want to push you away, devalue you and say harsh things. There's a book called "I hate you, Don't leave me" that explains BPD in depth by two mental health professionals.

It's one of my six mental illnesses and I show symptoms of all four types. Minus the manipulation of the petulant type, but double the lack of impulse control and risky behaviours of the self destructive type.

It's caused by trauma in childhood-- usually abusive environments and such, and because it can be misdiagnosed that young, they usually wait until young adulthood before diagnosing it.
BlackPetals · 18-21, F
@MemoirsOfTheDamned Would having consensual sex at 11 years old, like 10 times in one year do that?
@BlackPetals It was consensual, so perhaps not. Although sex within itself can be consider a risky and impulsive behaviour. Especially with multiple partners. I do know that sometimes, having sex that young is a way to cope and escape things. My sister started sexual acts at 12 to numb what she was going through and also because hormones and wanting the other person to like you are things.