I've been diagnosed with BPD twice but some things don't add up - like the "fear of abandonment" must show up differently for me. Instead of fear, instead of begging people to stay or making a scene, I get cold, distant, and it's more like a "I've accepted you're definitely gonna leave eventually so, whatever." Of course this is in illogical situations and I don't WANT people to leave/ignore me, cuz if they do, I explode but not necessarily with "PLEASE STAY". I've found comfort in being alone since childhood so, maybe that's why?
One of the replies in the provided context suggests that people with abandonment trauma or fear might push others away as a way to control the possibility of losing them. Anxiety and BPD can contribute to these feelings, and depression may exacerbate insecurities and anxieties. It's possible that your unique experience with BPD manifests differently due to your personal history and coping mechanisms.
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