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Old Feb 01, 2014, 05:35 PM
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I'm not surprised, bluegirl. It's so hard not to keep this going. He won't help you to end it, either. That just makes it more of a challenge for him to if he can keep you interested. He'll find it kind of a game . . . fun even.

You might try to find other dates. (That helped me . . . a little.) I suspect their are more suitable people that you are not giving half a chance to.

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Old Feb 01, 2014, 07:10 PM
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even if he does have bpd he should not treat you like that especially if he knows how much he means to you.

using a disability as excuse to behavior is never a good thing, unless they are aware of it themselves and want to stop doing it to some degree.
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