
PixieDust
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Posted by ScorpioFishPosted by thomas1214Posted by PixieDustPosted by thomas1214Posted by PixieDustPosted by ScorpioFishPosted by ellessque
*scoots closer to scorpiofish for a pinch*
Are ya lookin' for trouble today, my Dear?
Hey is this scubafish? I've missed you buddy!!
i wish i was that horse
Come and get it, Thomas 😉
(licks lips and runs in a circle a few times before bolting over) I'M A COMING!!
Thomas and Pixie, sitting in a tree...click to expand

Posted by ellessque
wait, huh?
scorpiofish is scubafish?
*runs to give you a giant hug* 🙂

Posted by PixieDustPosted by ScorpioFish
You just described the male version of my ex to a near T.
The behavior is enough to make you want to scream, correct?
I never have understood the almost compulsive need of theirs to save their most poisonous arrows for when people like you and I are grieving over something outside the relationship, as was the case with the death of my Grandpa and with your parents going to the rehab center.
Well, it made me confused and sad and.... well, insecure. My intuition told me something was up with him, that he had issues and it just wasn't right. But, the way he would talk.... the way he could sum up his dissapointments with me in one sentence had me questioning, I started to think I was the problem. So, I took the blame...glady, because honestly I didn't want to believe that this was who he truly was. The great thing about taking responsibility for something you've done is that YOU can actually CHANGE it, make it better. But it's become painfully obvious to me over the past year that it wasn't me because no matter how much I tried to make it right, I simply couldn't.
Thank you for posting that article, Scuba (I sooooo badly loved calling you that!) 😉click to expand


Posted by PixieDust
Yes, this is true.




Posted by PurrrrHissssPosted by GemsRaGalsBestPal
I love that.click to expand
I love this cartoon as well, since it is sooooooooooooo TRUE!
The scene where the protagonist envisions the little red ball as some kind of ghost-monster waiting to bite him? And then he ties up the little red ball with a chain and padlock?
Yes, that kind of absurd paranoia is unfortunately ever present in BPD.
It's so real!

Posted by PurrrrHissss
It made me think of this scene:



Posted by MidwestGirl
My first girlfriend was crazy and I could never figure out what it was. It wasnt clinginess or the craziness that is women sometimes she a year after we broke up was diagnosed with it after she finally saw a therapist. When I read all the symptoms and signs it made my year of hell make much more sense. She was a July Leo, I dont remember what decan.
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Well, it made me confused and sad and.... well, insecure. My intuition told me something was up with him, that he had issues and it just wasn't right. But, the way he would talk.... the way he could sum up his dissapointments with me in one sentence had me questioning, I started to think I was the problem. So, I took the blame...glady, because honestly I didn't want to believe that this was who he truly was. The great thing about taking responsibility for something you've done is that YOU can actually CHANGE it, make it better. But it's become painfully obvious to me over the past year that it wasn't me because no matter how much I tried to make it right, I simply couldn't.
Thank you for posting that article, Scuba (I sooooo badly loved calling you that!) 😉