What does a BPD split look like?

difficulty trusting others. irrationally fearing others’ intentions. quickly cutting off communication with someone they think might end up abandoning them. rapidly changing feelings about a person, from intense closeness and love (idealization) to intense dislike and anger (devaluation)

What does a BPD split feel like?

People who split are often seen to be overly dramatic or overwrought, especially when declaring that things have either “completely fallen apart” or “completely turned around.” Such behavior can be exhausting to those around them.

Are people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) creative?

The reality is that people with Borderline Personality Disorder are still unique, creative individuals. They can be amazing with the right partner. But, you need to be aware of the three main BPD relationship stages (there’s probably more but these 3 are the most important).

What is the prognosis for borderline personality disorder (BPD)?

Studies have consistently shown that most people with BPD will no longer meet the diagnostic criteria for the condition by their middle years. By all accounts, most people will eventually “outgrow” their symptoms and achieve remission as part of the natural course of the disease.

What is the difference between remission and recovery from BPD?

In fact, with the right treatment approach, you can be well on the road to recovery and remission. While remission and recovery are not a “cure” per se, both constitute the successful treatment of BPD. By definition: Remission is the stage where you no longer meet the specified criteria for a BPD diagnosis.

Can BPD relationships be amazing?

They can be amazing with the right partner. But, you need to be aware of the three main BPD relationship stages (there’s probably more but these 3 are the most important). These stages are the Honeymoon/Seducer Stage, the Vulnerable Clinger Stage and then the Rejection Stage. Just so we’re clear, these are the stages that I define.