Re: About Boys..... percentages

[Guest guest]

Shanara, the statistics that I've read on girls vs. boys with BPD say that

girls make up about 70 percent. So that leaves boys with the other

30 percent.

Some say that might be because girls are more prone to speak up regarding

'feelings', 'psych issues', etc. And boys are apt to be more guarded with

their feelings.

Who knows.... I just find it unfortunate that people suffer with this

disorder, but all we can do is try to deal with it.

Blondie

In a message dated 6/5/2006 10:54:04 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

somalitamale@... writes:

Summer Sunderland shadoweve@...> wrote: I have not read

anybody say they have a son with this problem. Don't

boy's ever suffer with this?

Shanara

[Guest guest]

Shanara

If we all look at society in general, who doesn't have some PD? After

reading all this stuff, I have thought I may have had some BP tendencies myself

in

years past. I used to be terrified of being alone, feared abaondment

tremendously, I KNOW I have neirotic tendencies. But now I ENJOY being alone

and

wish everyone WOULD abandon me !!

Jean

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/5/2006 1:17:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,

cascorsam@... writes:

I used to be terrified of being alone, feared abaondment

tremendously, I KNOW I have neirotic tendencies. But now I ENJOY being

alone and

wish everyone WOULD abandon me !!

Jean, that's cause you got your thinking straight! prob. from all the years

of problems with K, fixed you good!

DebbieL

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/5/2006 1:05:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,

shadoweve@... writes:

Since having come here and reading all the messages from everybodyx,

I have begun to take a closer look at the other kids in this family.

My son. My nieces and their kids. My cousin's kids..... it seems

almost all these kids (many are adults now) have SOME sort of

personality disorder.

Shanara

I SWEAR it's the water!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I live in Toms River, NJ, the " cancer

cluster " that's been in the news for the past few years. drank the

tap water in our home from birth to ten years old. I often wonder about that.

But looking at other kids, it would appear to me to be just rebellious teens,

or normal teen behavior, without living with them you cannot say for sure.

Although, when I do hear of teens behaving such as my daughter did, I give them

a heads up.

DebbieL

[Guest guest]

Since having come here and reading all the messages from everybodyx,

I have begun to take a closer look at the other kids in this family.

My son. My nieces and their kids. My cousin's kids..... it seems

almost all these kids (many are adults now) have SOME sort of

personality disorder.

Shanara

I have not read

> anybody say they have a son with this problem. Don't

> boy's ever suffer with this?

> Shanara

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[Guest guest]

well . . . . everybody 'cept US of course!

Kelley

cascorsam@... wrote:

Shanara

If we all look at society in general, who doesn't have some PD? After

reading all this stuff, I have thought I may have had some BP tendencies myself

in

years past. I used to be terrified of being alone, feared abaondment

tremendously, I KNOW I have neirotic tendencies. But now I ENJOY being alone

and

wish everyone WOULD abandon me !!

Jean

[Guest guest]

We all know how families keep abnormal behaviors a secret from the

rest of the world....

Well, it's only recently that us adults in this family have been

sharing notes with each other about our kids. Wondering what

happened. Come to find out we all have a lot of crazy experiences in

common. OMG....what a wacky family. I must be the only sane one in

the pack. LOLOLOLOL

Shanara...who is going back to the sofa and reflect!

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> In a message dated 6/5/2006 1:05:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> shadoweve@... writes:

> Since having come here and reading all the messages from

everybodyx,

> I have begun to take a closer look at the other kids in this

family.

> My son. My nieces and their kids. My cousin's kids..... it seems

> almost all these kids (many are adults now) have SOME sort of

> personality disorder.

> Shanara

> I SWEAR it's the water!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I live in Toms River, NJ,

the " cancer

> cluster " that's been in the news for the past few years.

drank the

> tap water in our home from birth to ten years old. I often wonder

about that.

> But looking at other kids, it would appear to me to be just

rebellious teens,

> or normal teen behavior, without living with them you cannot say

for sure.

> Although, when I do hear of teens behaving such as my daughter

did, I give them

> a heads up.

>

> DebbieL

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[Guest guest]

That's anxiety my dear. I used to be that way to and now am in the same

syndrome as you. Please abandon me.....

cascorsam@... wrote: Shanara

If we all look at society in general, who doesn't have some PD? After

reading all this stuff, I have thought I may have had some BP tendencies

myself in

years past. I used to be terrified of being alone, feared abaondment

tremendously, I KNOW I have neirotic tendencies. But now I ENJOY being alone

and

wish everyone WOULD abandon me !!

Jean

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/5/2006 12:17:13 PM Central Daylight Time,

cascorsam@... writes:

If we all look at society in general, who doesn't have some PD? After

reading all this stuff, I have thought I may have had some BP tendencies

myself in

years past. I used to be terrified of being alone, feared abaondment

tremendously, I KNOW I have neirotic tendencies. But now I ENJOY being

alone and

wish everyone WOULD abandon me !!

LOve this post, Jean.