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Junior Member
Member Since Jan 2018
Location: Oregon
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Jun 21, 2019 at 06:45 PM
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I thought my last BF/Fiance had DID/Multiple Personality Disorder. But in watching videos online to decided if I agree with my last Psych whom diagnosed me with BPD(I hadn't agreed), I saw the description of being able to disassociate , and a lightbulb went off. That's what he was doing. He scared me a lot. But he follows basically ALL of the Main descriptive characteristics for BPD. It's a wake up call. But he is a walking criminal disaster drug/alcoholic addict. I just cannot handle being in his life. He stole a bunch of money from me! He thinks I should blindly follow him, and cannot compromise, and he won't admit to the theft. It's all about getting drugs as often as he can. The second to the last message I sent was, :I will talk to you when it is confirmed you are in detox.
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Jul 03, 2019 at 03:10 PM
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Here are links to 3 articles, from PC's archives, on the subject of ending toxic relationships:
Toxic People: You Don't Need Permission to Walk Away You Deplete Me: 10 Steps to End a Toxic Relationship Podcast: What to Do About Toxic Relationships My best wishes to you... 
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