Guest guest Posted January 12, 2011 Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 Truly! At a site called " Counseling Resources " they post an article about safely detaching from a personality-disordered relationship, and while they don't mention going to the lengths you went to, the article did discuss becoming very dull, boring, and uninteresting to the pd partner. Becoming non-reactive and giving them no narcissistic supply can sometimes work, without the need to gain weight. But hey, if it works, that's what the goal is: to detach and get away safely. Here's a link to the section of the article called " Guidelines for Detachment " http://counsellingresource.com/quizzes/loser/part-2.html -Annie > > It is a shame that we have to change our basic nature in order to avoid conflict and great emotional harm. The tragic thing is the sick ones have no ability or desire to stop themselves. Moving your buttons works wonders - that just means no matter what they say, know that it is about them and not you and don't react. With practice, it can be done no matter who the BPD is to you. Wish you the best! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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