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I Married a Man With Borderline Personality Disorder

All Too Clear Now... Stuck With Bpd Man!

By: Inahardplace101
Written on July 23rd, 2012
Age: 36-40 , Female
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  • noallan

    my dear, i can feel your frustration, stress and pain. I was speechless everytime my bpd ex called i am cheating on him, i am talking to guy, i am texting message to a guy, i didn't love him enough, i will leave him one day, i am a cold hearted person..... and many more. Like you, i have not a guy friend that i can talk to and i never cheat on him. I used to try to comfort him, I swore i didn't do this and that, then i fight, then i gave up, then i turned to quiet, then i was called playing the innocent game. nothing can make him happy or satisfied. he can never understand the pain, the loneliness i have to go through, it was soooo hard to make him understand until i suspect if i was the one who had problem to interact with people! I have a sense of failure that i cannot talk to people (since he is the closest people to me at that time). I been go through a lot with this guy. I will share my story one day to all of you. All the best to you!

    Nov 12, 2012
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  • MissLeigh2012

    I can relate to your story and I'm sorry for your pain. You probably ARE having some physical symptoms from the stress, I know that I have. I had to laugh when I read another post recommending exercise, massage, "fun", etc. because that's exactly what I've had to do in order to keep myself healthy in this relationship. For what it's worth, these things may help you as well. Another idea is to try an Alanon group, or, if you're not ready for that, just get an Alanon book and read some of the tips and coping skills.



    I'm new to this board, but am slowly working through all of the posts. It's good to know that we are not alone and have a safe anonymous place to share our stories and feelings. I wish you the best of luck in dealing with this "roller coaster" relationship. It's tough!

    Jul 30, 2012
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  • Inahardplace101

    Thanks for your input. The sad part is that a part of me feels sorry for him because when I see him lose his mind I just think "my lord, I can't imagine being in this guys head." he must feel really screwed up most of the time to deal with everything in such a way. Then it goes to feeling bad for myself for dealing with such a jerk then I switch to mentally removing myself from it all by keeping busy with other things then he snaps again and is a pattern all over again. I see what you are going through with the car thing. Go through that stuff all the time. Just remember. They do something nice for you then will throw it in your face and guilt you all over it. At least your ex has a new victim to take some of the pressure off of you I hope. Good luck to her.

    Jul 24, 2012
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  • road2recovery

    Wow, i can totally relate to your story. My childs father is BPD and I go thru the same cycle wit him sayn vicious things to me then act as if nothing happened. Calls me back to back sometimes. And what makes it so bad after we split a yr ago he rebounded wit someone else and continues to persue me saying things like he want me to have his son and ordered me a credit card. My car broke down n he let me use his and I've had it for two mths. I recently started a relationship and scared of how hes going to react. Dealing with someone with BPD can be an emotional rollercoaster even when your no longer involved.

    Jul 23, 2012
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