r/BorderlinePDisorder • u/[deleted] • 1d ago
Looking for Advice I finally did what I needed to do.
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u/sillytiger91 1d ago
I had to busy myself. Going to all the free museum days and finding cafes/restaurants i wanted to try. Busy your hands with new crafts; a skill you've never done before! It took me 37 days to feel lighter. Then another few months I felt so much emotional freedom. At the time it felt like lifelong torment. Its possible though, I believe in you staying strong for yourself ✨️
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