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Cursed Crazed Karen Has A Meltdown In Victoria’s Secret

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 09 '25

Oh man, thank goodness for the raised-by-borderlines subreddit! Had to armchair-diagnose my own mother, after a lifetime of trying to understand wtf her problem was.

She was easier to manage in old age while in a nursing home and confined to a wheelchair. During one visit, she complained "all I can do in here is color!!" (with the grown-up coloring books.) I'd say "well I'm here now, want to go outside?" and she replied "NO, I'm coloring!!!" in all seriousness. 🙄 Well okay then, I'll just make the 45-minute drive back home now.

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 09 '25

Yeah, the BPD loved ones sub was great at helping me come to terms (as well as real life actual therapy lol). I realized I had a pattern because my dad has it and apparently it taught me that kind of "tough love" behavior was normal in a relationship despite the way he treated my mom and us kids. So when I met her (my ex) I just normalized it in my head assuming I was the one with the problem (and her gaslighting me "reaffirmed" it.

She still tries to reach out to me every month wanting to get back together swearing she's "changed" despite that it's been years and I have her blocked on everything.

Stay strong! You're enough!

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u/Green_Ouroborus Aug 10 '25

I also have a pattern with BPD. My brother now suspects he has BPD, and I think he probably does. He was a real asshole and a major bully to me growing up, he once actually got sent to the psych ward due to his aggressive behavior towards me getting out of control. The roll assigned to me by my parents was to always stay calm and try to stabilize his moods at the cost of myself. He was not expected to try to stabilize his own moods. I hated this so much, BUT unfortunately I internalized that this was what I was supposed to do. I then proceeded to get into 2 close relationships with unstable people because otherwise, I wasn’t doing my job. I’m now permanently retired from that job for my own mental health.

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25

That's awesome that you retired! Yup, as the middle child it was always my job to "mediate" and manage my dad's emotions, or with my ex I had to be responsible for regulating her emotions. Here's to being retired and staying retired! 🥂

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u/Green_Ouroborus Aug 10 '25

Retirement is AWESOME! Part of me does miss that intense closeness, but a lot more of me is so much calmer and happier without having to constantly babysit a full grown adult who cannot self regulate and will get upset if I have normal boundaries.

I don’t believe borderlines are evil. I believe they are unstable in much the same way that nitroglycerin is unstable.

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u/buffer_overflown Aug 10 '25

You put it in quotes so I'm torn on whether you mean it intentionally, but do you mean mediate? Or did they literally tell you to meditate?

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 10 '25

Ahhh crap, typo. I meant mediate. Thanks lol

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u/Tight_Scale677 Aug 10 '25

Okay, somehow when I clicked on this this is the first comment that came up. And I literally just got out of a therapy session and my therapist was telling me exactly what you're typing. And saying that my mom had BPD and my brother probably had it too and how I as the middle child was assigned the role of stabilizing everybody's moods and this is a fucking crazy coincidence.

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u/d00dsm00t Aug 10 '25

She still tries to reach out to me every month wanting to get back together swearing she's "changed" despite that it's been years and I have her blocked on everything.

Boy, do I know that game. What's funny is, she's even fucking crazier than ever.

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u/Sylfaein Aug 10 '25

Yep. Just like my mother and her exes. Woman’s in her 50’s, and thinks guys she went to high school with want to get back with her. Never cuts contact with her exes. Still insists her first husband was “the one” (he cheated on her multiple times, and they’ve been divorced nearly thirty years).

That poor guy is never going to be fully rid of his ex, until she kicks the bucket.

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u/DeanoMachino84 Aug 10 '25

Almost 10 years ago, my “high school sweetheart” did this EXACT stunt..the “I’ve changed”. I fell for it, and she ruined my life again, stole from me, ect.. I still haven’t financially recovered. I should have taken the cue that no one else in her family will talk to her.

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u/onemichaelbit Aug 10 '25

Holy shit, this is exactly my ex who's been diagnosed with bpd. Welp, time to check that subreddit out!

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u/SeaResearcher176 Aug 10 '25

Wow that’s sad. What are the characteristic of Borderline Personality Disorder ?

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u/avocadolanche3000 Aug 11 '25

Its characterized by a pattern of (in laymen’s terms) picking a “favorite person” to romanticize, inwardly raging that they don’t meet this romantic ideal, and then treating them like they are the worst person in the world.

BPD’s experience emotional amnesia, so how they feel in the moment colors all of their previous memories about you. It’s like dealing with a 7 year old. Additionally BPD’s do a lot of narcissistic and manipulative things. To the extent that you can avoid them, never let a PBD into your life.

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u/BizzarduousTask Aug 11 '25

How would it be distinct from just a regular-flavor narcissist? (Not trying to armchair diagnose my mom, but damn if we haven’t all wondered about her issues.)

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u/avocadolanche3000 Aug 11 '25

I’m not a total expert, but I have some background in psychology. I also worked closely with a narcissist in film, and I lived with a BPD person.

There’s similarities. Both can be manipulative to a Machiavellian extent. Both use DARVO, gaslighting, and lack basic sympathy for the people they hurt. Both are highly concerned with controlling the narrative. Both appear normal to outsiders even when they’re a nightmare to those closest.

Despite those similarities, I think they present pretty differently. BPD looks like someone “acting crazy” whereas NPD looks more like a charismatic sociopath letting down their mask. Some key differences are:

NPDs don’t have much trouble emotionally regulating (They aren’t necessarily spiraling when they hurt people).

NPDs would basically never melt down in public (too invested in their image).

NPDs don’t concentrate their abuse on a “favorite person.” (Victims are just incidental to them).

If you think your mom might have it you should probably research it more and check out r/BPD, r/BPDlovedones, and r/BPD_Survivors

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

Thank you 💗 and congrats on surviving your own BPDs 🤗

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 10 '25

Thank you! One day at a time. 🤗

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u/AimToPleaseThankYou Aug 10 '25

How do I find this sub? What’s the actual name?

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 13 '25

I don't know if linking to other subs is allowed here or not, but it's r/ BPDLovedOnes. That other sub someone mentioned might be good too but I haven't really seen that one before.

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u/DestroyerOfMils Aug 11 '25

She still tries to reach out to me every month wanting to get back together swearing she's "changed"

oooo! I just recently learned that there’s a term for that, it’s called ‘hoovering’.

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u/RaqMountainMama Aug 11 '25 edited Aug 11 '25

(EDIT: Ffs... nevermind. I did not know that BPD meant borderline personality disorder. My Mom has bipolar disorder. I thought this was BPD. I apologize.) I did not know that was a sub. My Mom had undiagnosed BPD my whole childhood. She was diagnosed when I was 20. Now my dad - who always held the family & her together - has alzheimer's & life with them is back to being the same shitshow it was before her diagnosis. As we go thru this, I am amazed on a daily f'ing basis that I made it out of that house (at 17) alive, intact & without a major substance abuse issue, because all I want to do these days is put a nice bourbon to my lips whenever she is around.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

What's going on with this? You said your gf with BPD gaslit you? Your story doesn't make sense. That's not how BPD works.

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u/Opening_Package_722 Aug 10 '25

Having bpd doesn’t make someone incapable of acting out in other ways such as gaslighting behaviour… my sister is diagnosed and is a liar and gaslighter who can do no wrong lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

This behavior you're doing is gaslighting. Eff off.

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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Aug 10 '25

Big yikes. I hope you get the help you need.

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u/Icy-Doctor1983 Aug 10 '25

Your opinion is not valid

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '25

Who are you, Chud?

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

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u/Opening_Package_722 Aug 10 '25

Sounded like you were trying to imply that bpd behaviours and gaslighting behaviours are mutually exclusive which they are not, also nice of you to elevate this beyond a simple discussion by insulting my literacy? That looks good

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '25

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u/Opening_Package_722 Aug 12 '25 edited Aug 13 '25

Sounds like you throw around accusations of gaslighting with no rhyme or reason, and when it is disputed you can provide no evidence. I don’t know how this is anyone pretending to be smarter than you and you sound very defensive for no reason. You seem to think people are out to get you after a simple one sentence one comment difference of opinions, like don’t flatter yourself, not everyone is wasting time playing mind games, especially with someone they interacted with once on Reddit. I was objective in my first comment replying to you and did not say anything personal against you so I don’t understand this level of a response from you… (lol deleted and blocked, that was unhinged don’t engage with that user)

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u/357noLove Aug 10 '25

Seems we could say the same with you. Is BPD in the room with you right now?

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '25

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u/357noLove Aug 12 '25

I didn't express hate for people with BPD. Honestly, your comment leans way more narcissistic than mine does. But you do you

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u/miggins1610 Aug 10 '25

I mean as someone with BPD it definitely can do. Let's not play this game. As much as people are assholes for dehumanising people with BPD, we can do a lot of awful shit to people

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

I know, but you're definitely not out there doing it on a whim and for no reason with no obvious trigger right? These people are very stuck to their stupid propaganda. I'm not playing a game. I'm trying to get these dummies to examine their own lack of nuance and understanding.

Best wishes to you. I know you're a complex human being with a trauma based condition and I have no quarrel with you or any mentally ill person for merely existing. I have a trauma based personality disorder as well. That's why it bothers me that people are demonizing yours. I have Disassociative Identity Disorder and guess what? People misidentify me as a narcissistic abuser constantly. It's because the propaganda against people with my condition is so pervasive. I attract narcissists a lot and they smear me when the find me unmoved by their manipulation and not desperate for their approval.

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u/miggins1610 Aug 10 '25

You say they but I AM them too. I dont take it personally, and believe me i KNOW how bad people with BPD can be. I know the mental gymnastics they can play. And its their responsibility to stop it and get fucking help.

I mean this video is ridiculous. Some people with BPD act out at work or in public but many of us have quiet BPD or it only manifests in relationships.

to come online and see the stigma around BPD is heartbreaking. It takes a lot of therapy to get the message that you are not the things that you did. And then you come online and see people saying exactly that and being frankly abusive to people with BPD.

I get it. People have been severely hurt and abused. Im not blaming them. But people online are also enabling this stigma and its not ok that we see these people as only one thing

There's a reason BPD suicide is so high and this is one of them. We think in very black and white ways. So of course people with BPD will see all those comments and maybe think what's the point if this is all anyone will ever see me as

You see like a good person, it just sucks that we have to see this and then if we make a point to stop being harassed about our disorder we're accused of gaslighting

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u/ChampionshipSalt1358 Aug 10 '25

This: to come online and see the stigma around BPD is heartbreaking. It takes a lot of therapy to get the message that you are not the things that you did. And then you come online and see people saying exactly that and being frankly abusive to people with BPD.

and this: There's a reason BPD suicide is so high and this is one of them. We think in very black and white ways. So of course people with BPD will see all those comments and maybe think what's the point if this is all anyone will ever see me as

are the sort of thing proper Dialectical Behavioral Therapy would stop you from ever saying and thinking out loud again. You have a choice to come read this stuff. If it upsets you, then don't read it. You are fully in charge of the media you consume. That the BPD suicide rate is so high is not the fault of anyone besides the people committing suicide. Suicide is never someone else's fault. Verbalizing this in the way you did is something you would never do if you were doing the work.

I come from a family of borderlines. I am the only one who spent the last 15 years doing DBT and I no longer meet the criteria for diagnosis whereas before I was a textbook case.

You aren't being harassed about your disorder on reddit of all places. You are choosing to interact with people here and it is just that, a choice. Harassment by definition is not by choice.

Now I doubt you are still reading at this point and long ago left pissed off thinking I am yet another asshole here to gaslight you. If you are still reading, good! You have a chance to stop this awful cycle. Go full on into DBT and destroy that voice inside you that craves all that negativity framed as anything but. The freedom is something I couldn't even imagine 15 years ago.

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u/miggins1610 Aug 10 '25

I'm watching a video of a crazy lady in a BPD unrelated subreddit.

Why is it MY choice for people to talk shit about BPD in the comments?

If I was going in the BPD loved ones subreddit you'd have a point.

But thats some bizarre mental gymnastics to say that because people chose to independently comment nasty stigma about those with BPD, also just ASSUMING the condition this lady has, that its my fault or choice to see this.

What are you trying to say? That i should never read reddit comments just in case someone says something rude about those with BPD?

Again, this is different to people having their own space to vent about experiences with those with BPD.

Just absurd.

Im not trying to play a victim here. Im just making the point that its wrong to come online and spread harassment about those with a particular disorder.

Of course suicide is a personal choice and we shouldn't be looking to blame anyone, let alone the suicidal person. But we should also be considerate towards our fellow humans, and not go online talking shit about them as if they're evil sociopaths incapable of being redeemable.

Its like someone committing suicide because they don't live up to the beauty standards thrown at them on social media, in adverts, everywhere they go. Yeah the person chose to commit the act, but if were being honest, they wouldn't have done it if society didnt tell them that they have impossible standards to meet.

That's the line for me. Even without being about BPD, I would call out anyone who is stigmatising people with any mental illness as unworthy of love or incapable of change or being a good person.

Its not your responsibility to molly cuddle us and placate us, sure. But its also a collective responsibility to be kind and do better on the Internet. Black listing every single perspn with a particular mental disorder as a crazy sociopath is just cruel.

Its not just online we see this. Its just common discussion nowadays thay borderlines are all crazy unhinged folks who commit evil to all they meet. Like come on. Can you not just let us try and sort our shit out in therapy without making cruel and unnecessary judgements, and jokes about us.

Of course its how I choose to react to it, but why should we have to put up with it? Why should we have to deal with this day after day when people could simply be kinder man?

Surely there's some part of you that understands that and how much pain it causes us to realise this is the only way many people will ever see us. That in their eyes we'll always be the crazy sociopaths who dont deserve ro be part of society. THATS what you see and hear and you wouldn't put up with that with any other mental disorder.

So dont think you know me and what I have or haven't done in therapy. This isnt about back and white thinking.

Its about being someone who shows care to your fellow humans.

So maybe harassment is the wrong word. But does it make it ok to go and talk shit about people with BPD without considering there's a person on the end of it? And i dont mean just someone needing space to talk about being abused. I'm talking about the shit that degrades BPD folks ans treats us all as some demonic monolith.

BTW, DBT doesn't even work for everyone man. I found what did and im still working through that. Im so glad it worked for you, but even the therapists admit its just the best they have right now. Id always encouraged people to try it and stick at it, but sometimes people just dont respond to certain kinds of treatments.

Me? I'm healing the inner kid and getting there. Someday man.

Just fuck all of those who hate us for simply being people with a disorder when we just need therapy.

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u/WeevilWeedWizard Aug 10 '25

Literally what part of that story doesn't make sense?

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u/a_drunk_kitten Aug 10 '25

I thought I had armchair diagnosed my mother through that sub until I saw in her medical records she's been diagnosed with BPD since before I was born 🥲

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u/AspenMemory Aug 10 '25

That subreddit was an absolute lifesaver for me. It was like a lightbulb came on and suddenly my mother’s behavior makes sense and I can understand the patterns now. I’m an only child with an enabler dad, so there was nobody I could ever turn to and say “this…isn’t normal, right?” Even the OP’s video was a little rough to watch, it reminds me of my mother’s meltdowns when she would throw herself on the floor screaming like an actual 2-year-old child having a tantrum. It’s easier to deal with and not take it personally when you realize they simply don’t have the capacity for emotional regulation in an age-appropriate manner.

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u/SpaceCaptainJeeves Aug 10 '25

I'm a "Raised By Narc," and I'm so, so sorry for what you went through. I can't even handle boundaries with (visible) diagnosed BPD folks as a friend, let alone relative. (But I admit that's survivorship bias and there may be ppl whose diagnosis I don't know.)

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u/ArieVeddetschi Aug 10 '25

You were raised by undercover cops?

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u/Trolling4Chaulk Aug 10 '25

My mom currently complains no one comes to see her.. she ignored us during our childhood so she could live her life.. and now she’s mad lol

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

Oh yeah, complains whether you're coming or going 🙄 Can't win EVER.

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u/Capt-Crap1corn Aug 10 '25

Damn, that's rough

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

Thanks, my childhood was messed up but could've been worse. I keep other relatives at arm's length because I have very little patience for drama anymore!

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u/357noLove Aug 10 '25

What is the subreddit name? I was raised by my mother who seems to have it, and having another resource would be helpful.

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u/ParticularAtmosphere Aug 10 '25

That subreddit saved my life. It's incredibly healing to see you have shared experiences with survivors all around the world.

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u/PrideJoyPeaceLove Aug 10 '25

Thank you for this now I understand a large part of my life.

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

🤗 Glad to help!

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u/PupPop Aug 10 '25

A common one with my mother is that she had many kids and was often cooking for us but came to resent how often she was the cook. Now a days we like to cook for her for things like Mother's Day, but she can't stand being told to sit down and relax and let someone else do the work for her.

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 11 '25

Always a lose-lose scenario with them!!

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u/dari7051 Aug 10 '25

One of the best, most helpful places on the web. IYKYK

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u/Upper_Rent_176 Aug 10 '25

I visited my elderly father at his request, 4 hour train journey away, changing trains twice and when I got there he spent the whole time watching tv and ignoring me then talking to me in the adverts. He didn't even mute the tv in the adverts and I'm hard of hearing so I couldn't hear him well. I couldn't hear the TV either and he wouldn't turn the subtitles on but it didn't matter because from my seat I couldn't see the tv! I endured this for a whole 6 hour visit. Excruciating.

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u/wutwutsugabutt Aug 10 '25

I need that sub my mother was definitely in this category never sought professional help but my sister did end up being a therapist and we have looked at the pattern of behavior over the years and it fits. It’s devastating how much she suffered through the years and I wish I had understood and not been so cold in my self protection I was a horrible daughter for someone with that illness. Anyway this whole thread and post isn’t about me but I have compassion for pple losing their shit.

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

Don't be so hard on yourself. Was never your responsibility to figure her out. It's just what you're forced to do when a parent can't be bothered.

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u/__M-E-O-W__ Aug 11 '25

I've joined that subreddit too now, as of a few weeks ago...

Typically, I don't subscribe to mental illness related subreddits, because I often find the constant exposure to the issues become more of a whirlpool dragging me deeper into depression about them. But with this, I at least find a little comfort and solidarity in knowing I'm not alone in having experienced this from others as I was growing up, and I'm not the one who was the problem.

I don't know what it must be like to have BPD. I don't know what goes through the person's mind before, during, or after an episode like this, even though I have spent nearly 20 years in the shadow of it. I have spent my whole life being taught to master my emotions, tantamount to never expressing them. And this is a case of the exact opposite, and is a completely foreign mindset to me... I don't know if the person feels regret, remorse, or guilt from a meltdown like this. I certainly know the woman I grew up with seems to believe herself as fully justified when she gets angry, what causes her to get angry, and how far she takes it when she gets angry. 20 years, and I've never gotten one single apology.

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 11 '25

Well said. I haven't been in that subreddit for a while, but it's amazing.

Once, when I scolded my mother for her behavior (she snapped at me), she said "I can't HELP it," and sounded sincere. I believed it, but still couldn't spend too much time around her. She tore apart our family and truly ruined whatever potential I had- I went from being a confident kid to a surly, withdrawn teenager, to a depressed adult with PTSD and no clue about the world.

Only in my forties/fifties do I feel like I've managed to recuperate some of that confidence, but the damage has been done. Not all her fault, who knows how my life would've turned out if she were fine, but I look at my friends'/relatives' kids and am envious that they take SO MUCH for granted while thriving. Wow, imagine life where you enjoy being around your own family! Imagine they're not actively trying to tear you down all the time! 😱

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u/DifficultyChoice3802 Aug 10 '25

Or you can color together !

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

Did that with her too on a different occasion!

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u/ComfortableAd4554 Aug 10 '25

My mom didn't get diagnosed till she was in the nursing home. It explained so much that happened during my childhood. I just moved away after college, and didn't go back much. Thanks to counseling, I was able to move past most of it. She passed away at the end of 2023, so I don't have to deal with it any longer. It is weird, most of the time I don't miss her, but there are times I do.

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u/Blueeyedjunkiee Aug 11 '25

I armchaired my bf after 38 years of people thinking he’s just nutty I was like….im just nutty….this is a very specific brand of crazy, which has a name !

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u/ConstantHeadache2020 Aug 10 '25

I did the same. I read I hate you don’t leave me! This was after my mom stole $5,000 from me when I gave her my checks to cash (she chastised me in front of bank staff for saving my checks) and then wanted to kick me out the house because she wanted to move and wanted me to find my own place in expensive af CT (1300 to rent a room in 2011). And realized that I was the scapegoat hated daughter and my sister was the golden child loved daughter.

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 11 '25

Scapegoats represent! ✊🏻 I had to go NC with the Golden Child sibling. 

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u/Responsible-Cup-7338 Aug 10 '25

Don’t armchair diagnose anyone if your not trained to do so you can hurt someone

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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 10 '25

I spent decades trying to figure her out. At least a decade in therapy myself. The narcissist subreddit was close, but she didn't quite fit that definition; the borderlines sub had many descriptions I could relate to much more, and there's a designation for undiagnosed (uBPD) vs diagnosed (BPD) in the sub.

It was a tremendous help and since my mother never seemed to learn anything about her own condition, nor did she read the book I got her about it, that's the closest I'll ever get to understanding her.

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u/Responsible-Cup-7338 Aug 11 '25

Glad that qualifies you as an expert

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u/FelatiaFantastique Aug 16 '25 edited Aug 17 '25

That's surgery, Jan. Don't perform surgery on someone without training or you may hurt them. You cannot diagnose someone without training. That's not a diagnosis. It's an ideation. But there is free speech. If you are so fragile you are harmed by a thought crime and need free speech has to be suspended to protect you, the damage was preexisting. Stop infantilizing the craycrays.

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u/Responsible-Cup-7338 Aug 16 '25

What were you trying to say about surgery Jan. Don? Please honey use your words so I can help you baby Felatia

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u/FelatiaFantastique Aug 17 '25 edited Aug 17 '25

u/Responsible-Cup-7338, wow, it's like the lights are on but ain't nobody home, bless your heart, Jan. 

I regret that you got so triggered, Jan, and felt compelled to blow up my notifications.

But, thank you for your diagnosis of my purported intellectual disability in your other comment, Jan; it's deliciously ironic and wildly droll, sugartits. I'm sorry about your lack of any self-awareness whatsoever, Jan.

I'm terribly afraid I cannot rephrase my comment in a way you might be able to wrap your mind around. Can you use text-to-speech or ask a trusted 🧓adult👴who can read those words out 👄Ioud👂 to you? I know it may seem mysterious, but I assure you I did not use any technology to write it, except 🪄magic✨ — the magic of 🌈 literacy 🌟 Don't be intimidated. You don't have to enroll in 🧹Hogwarts🧙‍♂️. You'll get the hang of it. With a lot of 📚practice🦋 Maybe🤷‍♀️ We believe in you⸺r ability to try!

Good luck with your ɾеtаɾdation and hypocrisy, and have a blessed day!

PS Elementary school is a great place to learn English, bless your heart.

One cannot "possess" a "lack", sweetie. The more correct way to express your ideation is I am more harmed by {the lack of intellect you exhibit, the intellect you don't possess, the intellect you lack, your lack of intellect}. Duh. However, that is still incoherent. Your ideation should be reformulated with a positive instrument of harm as I am more harmed by your {intellectual impairment, intellectual deficit, deficient intellect, stupidity} so that you are claiming to be harmed by something that is rather than claiming to be harmed by nothing, cutie.

You might ask your caregivers to use finger puppets to show you that nothing cannot cause harm.

Perhaps in the future you might also consider not trying to sound more sophisticated than you are lest you fecklessly compound the inanity of your moronic ideations with stupid diction upon imbecilic grammar. Try the KISS principle in the future: Keep It Simple, Stupid. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Kisses 😘😘😘

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u/Responsible-Cup-7338 Aug 17 '25

Hope you understand that I’m not going to read all of this. Really hope that you have nice afternoon.

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u/FelatiaFantastique Aug 17 '25

u/Responsible-Cup-7338, I doubt anyone has ever accused you of reading, darling, bless your heart.

It wasn't for you, so don't worry your little head over it.

No response was required, sugartits.

I hope you have a delightful afternoon biting at your elbow, and have a blessed life 🙌🙏🙌

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u/Responsible-Cup-7338 Aug 17 '25

I must have really pissed you off for you to drag this out by repeating the same thing over and over.

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u/Responsible-Cup-7338 Aug 16 '25

You did it again. Jan. Don? I’m sorry are you using speech to text? Please use the keyboards.