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Hi, I need some help in identifying the possible type of personality disorder with a person.
It seems to be a mix of a few disorders. I will relate my story as accurately as I can. Here goes. We shall refer to this person as “X” X and I were ex-colleagues. X is a very young mother, married with 3 kids. Gave birth to her first child at the age of 20. X comes across as a very kind, charming and very sociable person. She can get along with anyone and everyone. Someone who comes across as so kind, it seems impossible for her to have any tantrums or temper. During our time as colleagues (6 months), we did not interact much except on work basis. I then resigned and joined another company shortly. I recommended X to join my new company as the company she was with (my ex company) wasn’t doing well and was on the verge of staff retrenchment. We started to communicate by texting a lot more during the time I arranged an interview for her with my current company. Dropping her hints on the job scope and what not. Basically normal and general stuff. This is where it all started. During this time, X told me that she had feelings for me since the first day we met. She mentioned that she found me special and different from the rest. I sensed some red flag, however I just brushed it aside. We continued our frequent texting on a daily basis until she joined my company in 1 month’s time. During this 1 month she has been telling me how special I am and how much feelings she had for me. I brushed her aside and continued our normal communication. She mentioned that she is getting a divorce with her husband soon as he is having an affair. She has been telling me that she has no wish to have any “status” (ie: married), and she just wants to be with me and be my woman on the sideline throughout my life. As she does not believe in marriage any more, but believes in being with someone she loves. She wants me to accept her as a sideline woman and to not leave her. I rejected her as I was attached. However she continued to persist passively. She was extremely nice towards me. She showered me with attention. She made it seem I was the centre of her world. She filled my office bottle daily. Bought lunch for me when I was busy etc… All this while, I had my guard on and consistently rejected her advances. However I’d have to admit that it felt good with all that attention from a charming female colleague. I have told her my reasons for rejecting her. 1) It will not be fair to her as most of my time will be dedicated to my partner 2) She will not have any status if she were to be my lover 3) The whole situation is against her favour and will never be fair. She insisted that she does not ask for much in life. All she wanted to was to be with me and for me to love her. She also mentioned that she doesn’t need much of my time. Just a small portion of it. RED FLAG RAISED AGAIN. 2 months in joining my company, I crumbled and gave in to temptation. We spent the night in a hotel. Sex wasn’t exactly mind blowing, however it was better than most experiences I’ve had. Another red flag I noticed, was that she refused to use protection and persuaded me to ejaculate inside her. This went on for about 4 months. During these 4 months, she would create opportunity to kind of end the relationship. For example when she said that I wasn’t being fair in spending time with her. Well, I’ve stated this out very clearly since day 1. But now her tune is changed. We would then decide to mutually separate and remain friends. However, everytime that happened, we will end up being together again. As she will return 1-2 days later saying things like she couldn’t let go of her feelings and she still loved me etc…. I regretted each time I gave in for being soft hearted. She was a nice girl who has done and sacrificed much for me (or so I thought). The final break up was made by me when she claimed that I had no time for her, and our “meetings” would always have to be planned in advance. My priority was my partner, and that she didn’t like being sacrificed. She did not want to be an option. However much I tried to explain that she was never an option. And that I have stated clearly since the first day that this was expected, and that there will be no future for us. That this day will eventually come. She wouldn’t listen. She will only talk about things from her perspective. It was like me talking to a wall. Someone from a different world. She somehow sensed that this time, I was determined to end it.
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We had a cold war going on for the next 3 weeks or so. And then I found out that she was together with another guy who was working in the same company same department. This guy is her direct superior. I found out that they have already been sleeping with each other and staying over at his place after being together like 3 weeks or less (impulsive behaviour?) I have since moved on from this episode. Anyway, guys from the story, what possible disorder do you think she suffers from? Last edited by darkpurplesecrets; Apr 11, 2015 at 12:17 PM. Reason: administrative edit....added trigger code....... |
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I'm no doctor, bear in mind, but it seems like a borderline personality disorder. First and foremost. There also seems to be some schizoid traits also. Every time you give in, you feed her fantasy, and that's bad. Sometimes we can't be nice, you need to put the brakes on her quickly, as it seems she may have the thought patterns of a stalker. A fatal attraction, if you will, and before you know it, she'll boil your bunny. Just my opinion. But whatever you decide, I hope it works out for you.
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Hello Dinbravo, welcome to Psych Central.
It does not necessarily mean that her behaviour is due to a mental health issue or disorder. Especially if the behaviour is fitting to the issues at the time. I can see that she was obsessive towards you at the start which could have been 'love.' That's not a disorder. Then the later behaviour of being manipulative towards you can be due to the circumstances at the time, she thought she was pregnant, maybe not but that is a scary thing for a young lone female. She wanted you to support her and take note of the enormity of the situation by lying in order to get you to stand by her. I feel the whole situation very sad indeed, I do hope you never get in such a situation again.
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Point to highlight. Met an old friend who was her senior at work 5 years ago.
He doesn't know our story. However he mentione that she has told him before: "I do not need any status. All I want is your baby. I love babies" Exactly what she told me. 5 years ago. And now. Seems the pattern is the same? |
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I also noticed she is not trustworthy.
She lied about her birth year. Thus making her seem older. But I've seen the birth year printed on her indentification carD First she claimed there was a mistake on print error Next she claimed her dad did something to change her birth year on her ID card. Impossible. Also she once claimed she was making a trip back to her hometown to visit her parents. Prior to the trip she was saying things like buying things for the baby to bring back. And then said she will clear her **** before she disappear from this world. While back at home town she claimed that she was working in a bakery shop earning miserable wages (she's making good money here btw). She did this while she was on unpaid leave. What?! Took unpaid leave to work for lesser wages. Instead of spending time with her parents. Later on I found out (via her passport endorsement) that she did not go back hometown. Instead went on a holiday trip. With probably Only God knows who. No evidence on the companion so I shall not assume. |
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Well its been 11 months and we are still working at the same workplace. She was with another colleague in this workplace since Feb this year. Exact same scenario as I've been in, 3 months into the relationship, she claims to be pregnant. 3 months later, she claimed that she had a miscarriage. Seems like she's doing this to every other guy shes been with. What is the problem with such a person? Now, could she really be someone with a personality disorder? |
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