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Jul 08, 2018 at 12:39 PM
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It is true, I believe, that various mental illness diagnoses share traits. So, from that perspective, I think it is probably inevitable that one would be able to see aspects of oneself in various diagnoses.
 For quite a few years now I have thought there was a time, when I was younger, I might have been diagnosed as having BPD. But I never have been, although I probably still have a number of BPD characteristics.  Hopefully, at some point, you will be able to see a mental health professional who will be able to help you clarify what your diagnosis might be.   
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