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Nov 06, 2013, 04:36 PM
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Im looking for people like me, with a PD partner, just want someone to share experiences with, and exchange advice. Feel free to message me anytime
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Nov 10, 2013, 11:14 AM
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I love the quote - worth suffering for - and I suppose in dealing with Pd's we never really know that. Most probably they have had experienced abuse or suffering in childhood which has created their personality disorder - and for that I feel so sad - but now with their personality entwined in their own personality how self-aware are they - what is their capacity to love and empathise - it may not be their fault - but can we cope with the fall out. Sometimes I think I stay with my partner because I see all the good things - and all things he could have been - his potential and when things are good I couldn't want for more at least not until he turns on me and his behaviour changes and he is abusive and raging and hurtful - that is the test - and then is it worth the suffering!?
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