I read a quote that resonates with me recently. It’s about BPD. “Imagine you have emotions so intense that it physically disables you. Now on top of that; feeling shame, embarrassment, and guilt for even having the emotions in the first place.” This is possibly the best way I’ve seen it described, considering how it affects me personally. I’ve met far too many people, healthcare providers included, that treat folks with BPD like shit because it’s a more “difficult” disorder to deal with. I feel like somehow it’s lost on almost everyone that BPD is a trauma-born disorder so the way we are demonized in a lot of media is only that much more harmful. Plus, if someone without it considers it “difficult to deal with”, imagine how it must feel for those of us who live with it everyday. Has anyone else felt like once you share this specific diagnosis, people treat you differently and tend to demonize your behaviors?
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