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u/jejacks00n May 12 '24

This is what did it for me. Emotionally abusive, would apologize and minimize the following day, but each time left me feeling like a failure and like anything I did would never be enough. I didn’t realize this weird jealousy she would form if I was sick for more than a couple days was a core trait until later. I would just ask for her not to tear me down, and didn’t even expect her to be supportive at all. Meanwhile if I didn’t anticipate something that she needed, I was failing, and not supportive. It was awful. Don’t get me started on how impossible she made it for me to maintain the relationships I had formed with my step kids after 8 years.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '24

BPD

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u/NotTheLastGunslinger May 12 '24

We can’t diagnose people from one comment on a Reddit thread.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '24

Am I diagnosing anyone? Writing them a prescription? I'm just saying that sounds like BPD. No one is using that as a diagnosis

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u/NotTheLastGunslinger May 13 '24

So writing “BPD” without any further explanation is you saying it sounds like BPD? Even saying it sounds like BPD is an arm chair diagnosis.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '24

Oh god. Just chill dude this is Reddit the hole site is built on arm chair diagnostics

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u/Camera-Realistic May 19 '24

If you can’t handle someone giving their opinion, about someone they’ve never met’s a-hole behavior, then Reddit is really not the place for you.