Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Good morning everyone. So my wife and I started reading the book Understanding the BPD Mother, and so far I want to say it has been very helpful, and to anyone that hasnt read it, i can tell by the first chapter and a half that it is going to be a great help. It has helped me even remember things that I had forgotten had happened to me, or sounded very familiar, and the explanations are great. One thing that I was wondering, is that in the beginning it states how mostly the BPD mom will attach to daughters, and kids of BPD's are less likely to be male. I had actually noticed that on this board it had seemed to me that I was in a minority being a male here, and I was wondering if there are any other males on this board. I am sure there are but just haven't recognized them due to all i know about them is their screen name. The book stated that their theory to as why there is less men with BPD moms is only because men are much less likely to seek therapy to even find out that their mom may suffer from BPD. If there are guys on this board, I would be interested to hear your story, what triggered it, when, how you are dealing with it now, ect... Also, I know I am extremely, what some may consider anal, but I have been trying to plan things out (which may be an impossible feat with a BPD mom). But my wife and I, we have only been married 2.5 years, but we are considering having kids here in the next year or so, and would just like to know what i should expect going into this with a BPD mom? Right now we are NC, but I forsee me trying to regain some contact somehow before then. I understand boundaries are important to set, but how do you deal with a BPD mom with this situation. Some had expressed concern for even letting my mom near any kids we may have? Is this a valid concern, or how should people with BPD be handled with their grandchildren? Thanks again all. T Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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