4) You know you are Borderline when...

You know your borderline when you get angry then your emotions change on a dime and you end up crying hysterically instead. Talk about embarassing.

I always end up crying when I'm angry! Thought it was just me!

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You split like four effing times in one day

your emotions change so fast you can't keep up with them

Absolutely making sense!

This is So me -- If things go well more than a few days in a row, I get nervous

This just happened to me yesterday

This was my ex-wife!! Imagine 2 BPD's living together

ha ha ha, LOL! cause you know something is going to F*** up! hee hee

This is me also! It's hard to accept good things cos my mental health has been so fragile for a long time!

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Gosh yeah that would be mega intense! My husband is so laid back he's almost horizontal! Much better for me! My ex bf wasn't BPD more npd, his sister was BPD though and although extremely impulsive was so much nicer than he was lol

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Am making steps forward and have a mixture of joy and fear in one big bundle! I would rather that though than remain stuck! Hugs to all of you xxx

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Lmao yes, yes and yes. My mood episodes are usually 2-3 days in length so I've learned to expect things always going to ****.

...when the logical part says, 'stop caring' but the emotional part beats the h*ll out of the logical part until the logical part is screaming in terror and hurt.....right along side the emotional part. (sigh)

I just get worn out.

You make a post on a thread that you felt was fair comment and a valid point, and it gets removed for being "unhelpful"

when i realized that i was steering my own ship right into the storm, and still kept going....lol....wth?

LOL! awesome...soooo true, ha ha ha good one!

When a friend of yours says something you disagree with (because you know from experience that it isn't true, but it's one of those general world view type things), and now you don't see how the two of you can possibly be friends. You've even been avoiding them because you don't know how to act friendly, or if you even want to.

Most people believe that a great percentage of what those around them say on a daily basis is wrong yet many people can refrain from arguing and just let the statement roll right off of them; it's no big deal and acceptance is effortless. With me, it feels like if I don't argue, then the other person may interpret that as me agreeing with them, which damages my integrity. If I do argue, I get fired up IMMEDIATELY and won't feel satisfied unless the person changes their mind or until I get the last word after saying something epic. Letting them walk away with the knowledge in my head that they think I'm wrong is completely unacceptable.

I don't know how to proceed...

When at quarter to four in the afternoon you feel there are worse ideas than a stiff drink.

When a friend of yours promises to call you and doesn't and then you vow never to never to talk to them again, but then you give in a couple of days later.

You feel every emotion inside with such intensity, you're having a very difficult time NOT allowing your emotions to rule your life. They are wreaking havoc in many people's lives in such a short period of time. It's like a hurricane for them and you!!

When someone treats you like ***** and you question whether it's just you being over sensitive.

When your boyfriend and you are walking and the friend you are both friends with only says hi to him and not you and then you delete the friend off of every social networking site... Yep..

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When you receive a callback from someone who just missed your call and you snap at them for saying "Hey what's up" because they weren't readily available to you when you called the first time.

When you're drinking a kind of beer that makes you feel like barfing but you want to be drunk so you chug it.