i’m alone. i have absolutely nobody left. everyone else is keeping distance. distance means hatred. distance is the same as if you cut me off completely.
i’m so empty.
i have nothing.
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I feel like a walking inconvenience
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Cluster B culture is feeling and knowing people are hiding something from you on purpose when they get all sweet, lovey dovey, supportive and concerned, because that's the only time anybody treats you like a human being.
You give them the benefit of the doubt while convincing yourself it's just your PD.
It never is.
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Men seeking help for their behavioral issues: I have the urge to hurt those around me and act out whenever I am told no. I can't control my emotions and need help learning reality versus fantasies when it comes to scenarios and intentions of those around me. I feel pain and want to give pain.
Doctors: haha yea I remember what it was like to be a teen boy, just stay outta trouble, maybe join a sport to get out all that energy, have fun!
Women seeking help for their behavioral issues: Sometimes I have angry thoughts tha-
(Visual ID: a screenshot from Sponge-bob Square-pants of a security guard fish throwing mrs. Puff into a yellow padded room while she is in a straight jacket. End ID)
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Realistic “day in the life” of someone with BPD:
-cry because you’re the worst person in the world
-smoke
- stop crying because you’re literally a god and nothing can ever make you upset again
-repeat
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My mind immediately after I say anything to anyone:
“They don’t care. That was fucking stupid.”
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Cluster b culture is not being able to say no because you weren't a human growing up you were an accessory designed to say yes to everything.
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Please I just want to feel fucking safe and looked after I’m so sick of being terrified
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Cluster b culture is having to constantly convince yourself you’re not a monster for just begging to be loved the way you deserve, fuck I’m so tired, I’m not abusive for wanting to spend time with you! I’m not abusive for not trusting you after what you did with her. I’m not abusive for staying up until 1AM crying because I can’t possibly take being cheated on again. I’m not abusive for yelling at you after I found out you were posting nudes of yourself in my bathroom mirror on your private Snapchat story. I’m not abusive for just wanting to be loved and cared about and safe.
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what “feeling better” can look like after using a coping technique:
beng able to get up and walk around safely
thinking/talking more clearly and lessening of brain fog
a willingness to re-engage with a situation/emotion (even with some reluctance)
ability to do a task you did not want to/could not do before
being able to plan and problem solve (even if you still don’t know what to do)
improved concentration/focus
more understanding of a situation
calmer and slower thoughts (rather than scattered thoughts/rumination)
slower heartbeat and breathing
faster heartbeat, if doing exercise, and momentum that gives you a chance to do a task before you sit down again
being able to sleep easier
an ability to look at the big picture and not get lost in the details
feeling that you can “manage”
ability to control outbursts/destructive behaviour or pause before acting
managing to stop crying
I think people tend to assume their mood is what will improve after trying coping techniques, however, your mood is not the full extent of your mental health, and it doesn’t totally define whether or not a technique has helped you. When disorders cause symptoms like chronic emptiness and low mood, it’s worthwhile to pay attention to your body and your abilities to look for signs of improvement, which can then have an affect on your mood in the long term.
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