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Old Jan 18, 2014, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Aphrodites_Muse View Post
Personally, I have found that it is not always best to disclose your diagnoses with others. Maybe you could discuss this with your therapist and discuss the pros and cons of this situation.

I have to agree strongly with Aphrodites on this. I finally talked with my mom and sis last night about my bpd. I decided to tell them even after the majority of the advice I was given was to not tell them. I should have listened to the majority. It did not go well at all. They completely dismissed my diagnosis. Telling me they don't believe it. It was not at all what I was hoping for. I was hoping for their total support. And now that I did not get it I am completely crushed. She looked in my eyes and said "I don't see it". I was screaming "it's not something you can see". Even my T said don't do it cause more often than not it goes badly. Now it's out there and I can't take it back. Now my fear is they have told the rest of the family and I am already being talked about and judged.
So my advice is be extremely careful who you tell you have bpd. Once it's out there you can't take it back.
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