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do any of y’all feel like alcohol exacerbates your BPD? the other night i had one too many drinks and was totally fine until i got randomly triggered and just blacked out in rage and dissociation… i couldn’t remember anything and woke up with my phone cracked and my eyes all swollen… i said some really hurtful things to my partner on the phone and according to her, i fell asleep sobbing. have any of y’all experienced something similar?

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    • Pingu

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      Yes, I get triggered way easier, even if I'm just buzzed or tipsy, and if I dissociate, it's way worse with any amount of alcohol in me.

    • Pingu

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      Yes, I get triggered way easier, even if I'm just buzzed or tipsy, and if I dissociate, it's way worse with any amount of alcohol in me.

    • killerkay42

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      YES YES YES. I used to be borderline alcoholic, and I was loony tunes. Now, I notice the increased symptoms when I drink and the next two days. I ended so many relationships and friendships when drunk. Try to limit. I smoke the pots instead, but I'm in a legal state.

    • Lilycerra

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      I haven't drank much, but the times I did, i have not blacked out. Maybe your medication combined with BPD intensified it

    • Elianah

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      Yes, when I drink i become miserable. I spiral in depression and loneliness.

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