Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) often experience intense emotions and impulsivity. When they have a favorite person, someone they deeply rely on for emotional support, they may become overwhelmed by intense feelings, leading to impulsive actions such as sending a barrage of texts. This behavior can be driven by a fear of abandonment and a desperate need for reassurance and connection. It’s crucial to understand that people with BPD may not always have full control over the

✨ This is a safe place & judgement free zone for people with bpd to relate, become self aware, recognize traits, or behaviours, and learn coping skills ✨ ‼️Therapy is a privilege, it’s costly and can be hard to find, if I can help give tips & tricks as someone whose now in remission, I will gladly be your girl. ‼️🧠 Everyone with BPD is different, there are 256 different combinations of this disorder. No single trait, or post can describe every persons experience accurately. If this post differs

✨ This is a safe place & judgement free zone for people with bpd to relate, become self aware, recognize traits, or behaviours, and learn coping skills ✨ ‼️Therapy is a privilege, it’s costly and can be hard to find, if I can help give tips & tricks as someone whose now in remission, I will gladly be your girl. ‼️🧠 Everyone with BPD is different, there are 256 different combinations of this disorder. No single trait, or post can describe every persons experience accurately. If this post differs

✨ This is a safe place & judgement free zone for people with bpd to relate, become self aware, recognize traits, or behaviours, and learn coping skills ✨ ‼️Therapy is a privilege, it’s costly and can be hard to find, if I can help give tips & tricks as someone whose now in remission, I will gladly be your girl. ‼️🧠 Everyone with BPD is different, there are 256 different combinations of this disorder. No single trait, or post can describe every persons experience accurately. If this post differs

💬 When someone with borderline personality disorder finds themselves obsessively fixated on their favorite person’s responses, it can be a challenging aspect of the condition. The intense fear of abandonment can override DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy) strategies that they may have been taught. 🤝This emotional intensity often triggers a desperate need for reassurance and constant validation from their favorite person. Recognizing this pattern and actively practicing DBT skills becomes ess