Guest guest Posted November 23, 2011 Report Share Posted November 23, 2011 Welcome to the Group Tony. This is a good group to share with; we all have similar experiences with our borderline pd (and/or other Cluster B pd) parents. It seems to be pretty common for those with borderline pd (and/or narcissistic pd, or other Cluster B pds) to marry an enabling, enmeshed spouse. Seems that most of us here (for whatever reason) have bpd moms, and " dishrag " dads. My dad was like that. He just put up with my mother's extreme moodiness, her screaming and yelling and other verbal abuse, and he didn't intervene or establish rules for her regarding how she treated us kids. Then again, dad was never home when " nada " (my bpd/npd mom; short for " not a mom " ) would go really ballistic and terrorize my little Sister and me with her screaming rages and physical abuse; he didn't know of the worst things she did to us. When he was home, she was either more emotionally stable or she'd focus her irritation, criticism or rage at him. So, welcome. You've found a bunch of other people who can understand what your childhood was like, and can relate to what you are going through now. Also: Its recommended for posters here to be anonymous; its for your own safety. Welcome, I hope you will find much validation, peace and healing here. I sure have. -Annie > > Hi everyone. This is my first time on this sight. I finally talked my mom into getting help for her depression and suicidal thoughts. The drs decided she needed to stay and be admitted. They kept her for 6 days decided she had BPD. I can relate so much to u guys. I always wanted my moms approval and never got it, in her eyes I do nothing right and everything's is my fault and we r all against her. She Is driving my two sisters and dad away from her. My dad bends over backwards for her and gets no appreciation for all he does for her. Every time I talk to my mom she yells and talks negative about me and everyone else,but nothing is ever her fault . I am a grown woman with two kids of my own. I just want the love that most mothers give their kids. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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