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Originally Posted by avlady
i notice when i'm angry inside and don't show my anger i think about it and dwell on it, it festers, for awhile but the next day it is ok if that's what you mean. the problem is not solved and f it is solved i think the person who was mistreating me got the picture as i would just stay quiet.Maybe?
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Kinda. One of the most common traits of BPD is constantly cycling emotions, and the cycling can on occasion be fast and extreme. It's not uncommon with my husband to go from happy to angry over a misplaced comment to guilty when I notice his reaction all in a matter of just a minute or two. Each emotion is completely genuine and can be extreme. They just don't last long. And each one is triggered by something, they don't just come and go randomly. Tis the life of a person with BPD.