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Do you find yourself concealing what you think or feel because you're afraid of a horrible fight or hurt feelings that will follow? |
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Do you feel that anything you say or do will be twisted and used against you? |
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Are you blamed and criticized for everything wrong in the relationship-even when it makes no logical sense? |
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Are you the focus of intense, violent, and irrational rages, alternating with periods when the other person acts perfectly normal and loving? |
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Do you feel like the person you care about sees you as either all good or all bad, with nothing in between? |
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Is the person always denigrating or denying your point of view, or accusing you of doing things you never did and saying things you never said? |
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From Stop Walking on Eggshells by Randi Kreger and Paul Mason
New Harbinger Publications, 1998 (888) 357-4355 |
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| If this sounds familiar, your loved one may be exhibiting traits of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), a condition that affects 1.5 million adults in the US alone. Everything is not your fault - there is hope - you are not alone.
Learn more about BPD; what it is, and what you as a family member can do to help your loved one and yourself by visiting BPDcentral.com and BPDfamily.com.
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