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Originally Posted by s4ndm4n2006
yes. Because of the heightened emotionality, it can result in fiercely passionate obsessions that aren't always bad. Such as my art. I have been crazy passionate about creating art for my whole life and because of the emotional dysregulation at times it really has enhanced my abilty to express myself on paper.
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I can agree with that. Look at the amount of BPDs or suspected BPDs who are artists, writers, or are creative in one way or another, and the majority of the people on this forum are creative in these ways as well. Also, it is proven that most BPDs are above average intelligence. How could we think so much and have such vivid flashbacks (alibeit neither are very healthy for us) otherwise?