SxyPorkie
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Thank you, SP. She doesn't know what she thinks she does.
Youre very welcome... i am fucking tired of her bullshit.. acting like she knows everything...i got fed up with her...
Thank you, SP. She doesn't know what she thinks she does.
I don't think you misread it. I saw the same thing. I was just confirming your understanding of Asperger's.
jillo, FYI I DON"T think those with MILD borderline personality disorders aren't human. BUT I have experianced soap opera shit from people with rather significent BPD.......the way they act, as if they don't have any empathy is not human. It's pretty much sociopathic as a matter of fact! I didn't mean to say that Aspies and those with MILD borderline personality disorders aren't human.
My exact quote is thus: I didn't say anything about mild BPD or Aspie/HFA folks not being empathic. Rather what I meant was that they have difficulty in socio-emotional areas. That's true......Aspie folks tend to have difficulty with language to describe their feelings.
If you are talking about inherent personality traits, then you are incorrect. People are not born with anti-social personality traits. They are learned.
Any behavior associated with a mental disorder can be considered to be a part of the person's personality, as it affects the way that they interact with the environment and other individuals.
I understand what you are trying to say, but I respectfully disagreee. Personality disorders can be treated and altered. Inherent personality characteristics cannot. That is why it is called a personality disorder rather than a personality type.
I HAVE experianced people who have borderline personality disorder. They do NOT "suffer" from it. Actually, wait.....some of them with mild forms of the disorder do suffer from it. (eg they don't undy about the social-emtional bits of life. Almost exactly like having Asperger's or High Functioning Autism) However, those with more severe BPS are not human b/c they tend to be totally devoid of empathy. I doubt you've ever experianced some of the soap opera shit that I and some other people have, due to someone with BPD.
Thanks everyone.
What people have to realize about borderline personality disorder is that no two people are going to exhibit the same symptomology, in the exact same way. For her to put that person up as the "poster child" of BPD, and say that ever person is like that is not true.
One of my best friends was borderline. She was also pretty affected by the illness. However, she was not a sociopath. Dealing with her was challenging. She was manipulative. She lied. There was always drama surrounding her, but she was also one of the sweetest people I will have ever known. The person I am speaking of is the woman you see in my signature. Tragically, she died as a result of being hit by a drunk driver last year. My friend was in therapy and doing better at the time of her death.
I also know of another woman who has BPD. She was also pretty affected by her illness. She also is in therapy. She still struggles, but she is a hundred and eighty degrees from where she was. The therapy is working for her.
I take great offense to calling people with BPD inhuman, because they are very human. They are extremely empathetic people. They simply have an illness of emotional dysregulation. They don't know how to handle every day stressors like most people and it causes them great distress. The goal of therapy is to teach the person with BPD how to handle their emotions in relation to the stresses and other things of every day life. It's a challenge to do so, but once done, the symptoms abate and the person is much happier (and so is everyone around them).
No, no.....you misunderstood me. What I said is that probaly the majority of BPD suffers really have trouble understanding other people's emotions.....almost like those with Asperger's Syndrome. Those with Asperger's syndrome have trouble with understanding people's emotions. (not having them.....understanding them. That's why they have such troubles in social interaction)You think BPD and ASPERGER are same?? That's not TRUE!!!!! You're so nasty talking! Someone is upset with you. Because it have Asperger. You need to tell someone apology! Yeah, BPD is suffers. Just happened to everyone in their mental. This is human! Asperger isn't a mental disorder! It's part of Autism like can't talk

Oceanbreeze, I'm sorry if you felt that I was poster childling Nicole. I'm extremely sorry.....I guess I was just venting about that since Nicole was extremely messed up. Like she wasn't this one dimensional "Alex Forrest/Fatal Attraction/Lifetime Movie BPD type. However. she was pretty awful.... maybe it does depend on things like if the person has a learning disabilty or whatever. Perhaps that's why Nicole was so stunted.....Like she wasn't like your friend. I've prolly known a lot of people with BPD or other issues without really realizing it. Some of them can get by pretty well. I kind of wish you'd known Nicole......It is kind of interesting seeing how one disorder can manifest itself in so many different ways. Like one person can get by, and another person with it causes severe emotional pain to people. I still think SOME (note I said SOME, NOT ALL) people with BPD are almost inhuman b/c they don't care about other people at ALL. It's great that your friend was able to express empathy. I'm not saying that ALL people with BPD are Hannibal Lectors. However, you must admit it can be VERY frustrating dealing with them since a lot of times they can be very self centered. SOME of them are so self centered that they have basicly lost the abilty to emphathise with others. I think however in milder cases that its more like they have difficulty understanding other people's emotions. That's why they might appear to be so self centered. That doesn't make them inhumane or anything like that. But I think SOME SEVERE cases are almost inhumane....like bordering on sociopathy. Then again you could say that about a lot of disorders. It's not just limited to BPD. Sorry about that. For a second there I prolly sounded like Heath ranting about black people.
No, no.....you misunderstood me. What I said is that probaly the majority of BPD suffers really have trouble understanding other people's emotions.....almost like those with Asperger's Syndrome. Those with Asperger's syndrome have trouble with understanding people's emotions. (not having them.....understanding them. That's why they have such troubles in social interaction)
Why the fuck are you guys being SO rude to me? ALL I said is that I've had some REALLY bad experiances with BPD types. I never claimed to know everything about BPD. Seriously......if you guys had known Nicole you would have a very bad taste in your mouth about more severeish BPD types. That's great that severe cases have been treated sucessfully. Maybe then, there will be less grief and drama in the world.
Interesting discussion. I have had some interesting dealings with persons with BPD combined with other disorders/illnesses. With untreated BPD, I have had to be very aware that I have established clear and rigid boundaries, as their tendency was to manipulate the situation so I would be their ally, which would have done more harm. As someone who had to learn to set boundaries as an adult, I found it challenging.
Yeah that's true. That's why she lost all her friends because of her personality problem. Do you think BPD will never get cure. is that right?
She is not along with her all real family. They are mad at her what she done in past. She got fired from work. She did find many jobs. She got many fired.
Borderline personality disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I also try to remember that almost all persons dx'd with BPD were terribly abused (often sexually) or neglected beyond belief for long periods of time when they were very, very young children; many are cutters, high-risk takers, not happy folks---very wounded. Some are wounded beyond help, but others are helped. It is tragic what happens to people, and that's why I feel for them; but I also have to remember not to allow my boundaries to be manipulated, not to be pulled in so much by my empathic side, as to lose my own identity, so to speak. It's hard for me because I was abused also (not BPD), and I didn't know how to use boundaries and say "no"....so I was, unknown to me at the time, used and manipulated when I thought I was just helping (rescuing) a person. So, I think this discussion about BPD and other related disorders can be very helpful to enlighten people to beware of the possible dangers in dealing with those with certain MH issues. I know it helped me to know these things.
Just expressing myself....so interesting!![]()
I believe you were rude first. Why were you trying to correct Jillio? You were trying to correct us, asserting that you are right just because you read AB pysch book and had personal experience with BPD people. Jillio is a professional with proper qualification & degree and has sufficient experiences in this matter. so whose word is more right? STOP CORRECTING HER! it's silly, DD - an amateur trying to correct the professional. GIVE IT UP!
Jiro.I believe you were rude first. Why were you trying to correct Jillio? You were trying to correct us, asserting that you are right just because you read AB pysch book and had personal experience with BPD people. Jillio is a professional with proper qualification & degree and has sufficient experiences in this matter. so whose word is more right? STOP CORRECTING HER! it's silly, DD - an amateur trying to correct the professional. GIVE IT UP!

Excuse me Oceanbreeze and Lucia, you don't have to be SO FUCKING RUDE about it! I honestly think that if you had dealt with the types of BPD folks that I have, you would have a pretty bad taste in your mouth about them.
Like the types I've dealt with, are the kind who are maybe a few degrees removed from being Fatal Attraction-y. It's almost like they really get a sadistic pleasure fucking with their interpersonal relationships. Kind of like Muchansen's by proxy, but for social emotional things. Yes, I know it's not exactly their fault.....but still......I mean the person I know with it, was almost sociopathic in her fucking with interpersonal relationships. It was just SO beyond cruel how she would fuck things up. Like she would treat other people like they didn't have ANY feelings whatsoever. I would say she had it on a moderately severe level. (severe in my opinon is Fatal Attraction style)
I was speaking from what I have read......and no, I didn't just read it on Wikkipedia. My Ab Psych book (2001) states that BPD is one of the most difficult mental disorders to treat, and there's very few resources to really treat it effectively. I'm not too surprised that there have been cases that have been treated, but I would say that most of them were prolly quite mild relatively speaking. Has there ever been a severe case treated sucessfully?The way that the severe cases treat other people is just SO inhumane. It's like they don't have any empathy towards other humans. See what I'm saying now?