MononokeMoon

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   by MononokeMoon 7y ago

   I see what you mean. I have looked at forums for people with BPD and it made me really nervous reading the horror stories- how 'there's no hope for someone with BPD' and how we're 'incapable of empathy'. My the
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   by MononokeMoon 7y ago

   Yup. You can't heal if you don't communicate what's going on in your mind.
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   by MononokeMoon 7y ago

   I was diagnosed with BPD just 9 months ago, previously mis-diagnosed as bi-polar. In my case, I lost the few good people that were around me before I was diagnosed. Since being diagnosed and starting therapy, things have become much clearer
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   by MononokeMoon 7y ago

   mmm.. bad wording by calling people with mental health issues 'unusual' I agree. That's not going to make someone suffering feel better by being told they're not "normal"....who is normal anyway? Everyone appea
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   by MononokeMoon 7y ago

   Yes I agree. When you struggle with mental health, you often feel like you are completely alone. But when you meet other's who are going through the same issues you are (or maybe worse) it makes you realize you're not alone and it