Guest guest Posted December 3, 2008 Report Share Posted December 3, 2008 I was placed into therapy by my mother ever since I was in middle school because of my " acting out " . After a few years of getting no where, I stopped therapy, entered high school, fell into a total active addiction to narcotics, and sky rocketed into that until age 20. I got clean at 20 and have been so for 2 1/2 years. The treatment facility I entered began me in therapy again and I have been actively seeing a therapist under my own motivation since. Just last week, my therapist got a gastly white look on her face while I was describing a current situation with my mother, and she said, " Oh my God, I cant believe I didnt put this together before now, but I believe your mother has BPD. " I have been doing some research and I read a blurb of Stop Walking on Eggshells off Amazon.com and almost starting crying right here in the school library. I can't believe it, I thought I was losing my mind and had almost gone crazy myself. If anyone has any suggestions to help me, I am totally open to beginning this process. Its a relief of course to find some reason behind why I have been feeling this way for 22 years, but also a little bit sad because maybe I will never be able to have the relationship with my mother that most of my friends have with theirs. Literally everyday I don't know what I'm walking into. One minute I am a great mother (I have an 18 month old) and the next day I am a terrible mother. One day I am a wonderful daughter, and the next I am selfish, princess b**ch when I havent done anything except wake up that morning and walked downstairs. She is constantly fearing I will leave her. She is jealous that I talked to my boyfriend's mother on the phone once and is afraid I will leave her and want my boyfriends mom to be my " mother " . She doesnt realize this behavior is actually pushing me further away. I will tell her a little issue I am having with my boyfriend, and by the next morning she will have totally catastrophized and projected my future misery in my life in the 10 years future if I continue my relationship. If I dont want her to hug me one day (after 15 years of physical abuse) she breaks down into hysterical sobbing and self-pity because I have rejected her and she is worthless in her own eyes. It is maddening! Please help... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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