I have bpd and now its getting worse! I know I am wrong bt its getting out of my control. I just feel to kill brutally everyone who stops me. Lie hurts me and I get wrong thoughts. I shared this with my partner and even in normal fight he calls me 'pagal' which makes me more sad.
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Hi, I can understand your feelings. Because not everyone around you knows about BPD so the don't empathize with you, don't understand your feelings. So don't take their words seriously. Don't find any meaning behind them. They are mere words. Just ignore them. Give yourself the auto suggestion that you have control over your behavior not not on other people's behavior. This auto suggestion will control your impulsive behavior. Along with with this make your daily routine very good. Early to bed and early to rise. A healthy and heavy breakfast is a must as well as a brisk walk of minimum half an hour daily. Keep yourself busy in some positive activities like sports or music. Also gather more and more information about this disorder. This will give you more insight and coping power. For further consultation you may contact me. All the best.
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You seem to be suffering from Borderline Personality or Emotionally unstable personality. The cause is unknown but research suggests there is an interaction between adverse life events and genetic factors. Neurobiological research suggests that abnormalities in the frontolimbic networks are associated with many of the symptoms There is a pattern of sometimes rapid fluctuation from periods of confidence to despair, with fear of abandonment and rejection. There is a particularly strong tendency towards suicidal thinking and self-harm. They have love-hate relationship with close ones. Transient psychotic symptoms, including brief delusions and hallucinations, may also be present. It is also associated with substantial impairment of social, psychological and occupational functioning and quality of life. People with emotionally unstable personality disorder are particularly at risk of suicide. Its course is variable and, although many people recover over time. Kindly consult a psychiatrist for remedy.
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