BPD
This is a friendly and welcoming community for individuals with borderline personality disorder to discuss their condition and receive support from other like-minded individuals. While intended for individuals diagnosed with bpd, undiagnosed individuals, loved ones, family members, and anyone else who may be interested in learning more about bpd are more than welcome to subscribe.
This community, however, is not the place to seek a diagnosis for either yourself or anyone else. We are not mental healthcare professionals and our advice should not be treated the same as that of a therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist. You can find mental healthcare professionals on sites such as this one, contacting your health insurance agency, or contacting a mental health clinic or hospital in your area.
Community Rules (please read before posting)
- Posts must be related to BPD
- Be compassionate and civil during your time in this community.
- Do not ask for a diagnosis. We are not mental healthcare professionals and as such can not diagnose you with any acceptable degree of accuracy.
- All posts which contain triggering or troubling content must be marked as NSFW.
- Do not post stigmas or harmful rhetoric about BPD. This is harmful not only to the community but to individuals with BPD.
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This is all true. I will add a personal insight.
I wasn't able to have a really good deep and healthy relationship until I was willing to accept myself and let go of perfection.
To be clear, I hadn't fully accepted myself when the good started, I just began accepting myself.
Friend, you are enough as you are.