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Old Nov 09, 2010, 06:22 PM
Anonymous32399
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Suicide or self injurious behavior ,a common feature of BPD....is one of the center features on the list you find in regard to atypical borderline.The suicide rate is around 1/10 of those with the disorder.'Cutting' or behavior that is self destructive to the body ie, burning the self,rubberband snapping>.< <-----(a personal thing when trying not to let loved ones be aware of my pain,cause I hate the effect of my actions) burning with candle wax....among other things ...though it is not a self harm thing(in my book) is also a mechanism I have employed to 'feel' at the level I require.(due to a need associated with derealization or IDK I just ...need more to feel than others do.)O.o(dam I feel nekked atm)Um...soooo...... Anyways,alot is related to depression ,stress(which I CAN'T take out on others generally)...feeling vulnerable to inner pain is a serious trigger for me.I DO NOT want to allow myself to feel.....on the soul level...re:heartache. There are shifts between anger/anxiety...or depression/anxiety.I wish I didnt walk away from this so much but I am trying to not get overwhelmed.This used to be considered to be related to schizophrenia.....is now more like an emotional dysregulation and instability and entails dissociation.Paranoid schizophrenic ideation is one of 9 criteria...What does that mean?Do I really want to keep learning?(had to do >.<) Who can stay in the body? akk...NUFF

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