#about bpd

A FP is often meant to refer to a “favourite person” (or some may mean this to refer to a “fixated” person.) Often, this is a person that someone invests their energy into completely. We are usually emotionally dependent on this person. We usually feel we cannot function without this person and need their approval, attention and time to remain functional. You may change yourself to try and get their approval.

Do I need a FP to have BPD?

No! While this is something a lot of us experience, it is not required for you to have BPD.

Can I have more than one FP?

Yes you can! You can have more than one FP, and they can all be the same intensity, or they might vary.

Can I have a healthy relationship with my FP?

http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/borderline-personality-disorder/index.shtml

http://www.borderlinepersonalitydisorder.com/what-is-bpd/bpd-overview/

i’m currently inable to get a professional diagnosis because of both my age and my situation, but thank you for your concern. however i fully believe that i have borderline personality disorder without needing a professional to tell me it.

the disorder stems from trauma (probably specifically abuse) and is literally just a collection of coping mechanisms for that. could you tell me what about it you don’t understand? i don’t understand what you mean by “i don’t understand the disorder.”

bpd stands for borderline personality disorder which is a cluster b personality disorder. it’s characterized by unstable moods and a lack of sense of identity. it’s also known as emotional regulation disorder because of the mood swings. you might also want to just google it - there’s a wiki and plenty of medical sites with articles about it.