•Sharing my journey 🤍✌🏼•Here to #stopthestigma •You are not alone! •Borderline Personality Disorder, ADHD, Anxiety •Girl mom x 2💕 •All are welcome here ✊🏼🌈
It’s totally okay if your mental illness forms part of your identity. Something that plays such a significant part in your life is inevitably going to have a huge impact. I really dislike people saying “you shouldn’t be defined by it” when it’s defined so much of my life.
Feeling overwhelmed and suicidal is just part of BPD emotions and I wish more people understood that. I don’t really want to die but that itch is there and hard to scratch. Probably why most of us just end up dead.
Raise your hand if you think Britney Spears has(had) BPD - 🙋🏽♀️ No sense of self ✔️ Thinks someone else will save her ✔️ Fear of abandonment ✔️ Can’t believe she survived all that she went through back when we just thought she was being “crazy”
Anyone else feel that alcohol completely amplified their BPD symptoms? For me personally I feel like I was a completely different version of myself. Now sober I can’t even connect the two.
Lately I have been feeling so disconnected from the person I was before the pandemic. I look at old pictures and don’t even remember what life was like back then. Anyone else?
Anyone else reading their old journals and taking notes for a book they are hoping to someday write? Or in hopes that if they don’t write the book, they’ll at least heal? #justcurious