mum2four
01-11-05, 12:06
Common Symptoms
The most common symptoms are:
Emotional and Interpersonal Instability
Rapid mood swings between ups and downs
Reacting strongly to separations
No clear goals or direction
Inconsistent Behaviors
Frequently considers self-harm
As this graph indicates, Borderline Personality Disorder, while a separate disorder, overlaps with many symptoms of depression.
How others tend to view a person with this disorder
Initially people may respond positively to a person with Borderline Personality Disorder. In the early stage of a relationship (with friends, co-workers, etc.) they can be fun and exciting. They initially tend to view others in the most positive light. So they might say that you are the most interesting, thoughtful person that they have every known before. However, as soon as something triggers their fear of abondonment or displeasure they will completely turn on you, and see you as the worst, most selfish person in the world. They have no ability to view others in a more complex or balanced fashion.
Consequently, after the first negative incident, others tend to view the person with confusion. You can never know if they are going to be friendly or hostile. Soon, most people end the relationship because of the discomfort that this inconsistency creates.
__________________________________________________ ___________
this discribe what happens's to all my friendship's.
This dicribe me so well s well I'm just so confused and i need answer's to why I am the way I am.
The most common symptoms are:
Emotional and Interpersonal Instability
Rapid mood swings between ups and downs
Reacting strongly to separations
No clear goals or direction
Inconsistent Behaviors
Frequently considers self-harm
As this graph indicates, Borderline Personality Disorder, while a separate disorder, overlaps with many symptoms of depression.
How others tend to view a person with this disorder
Initially people may respond positively to a person with Borderline Personality Disorder. In the early stage of a relationship (with friends, co-workers, etc.) they can be fun and exciting. They initially tend to view others in the most positive light. So they might say that you are the most interesting, thoughtful person that they have every known before. However, as soon as something triggers their fear of abondonment or displeasure they will completely turn on you, and see you as the worst, most selfish person in the world. They have no ability to view others in a more complex or balanced fashion.
Consequently, after the first negative incident, others tend to view the person with confusion. You can never know if they are going to be friendly or hostile. Soon, most people end the relationship because of the discomfort that this inconsistency creates.
__________________________________________________ ___________
this discribe what happens's to all my friendship's.
This dicribe me so well s well I'm just so confused and i need answer's to why I am the way I am.