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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nobody knows what they mean.[/quote] Thanks to MIL, I know Borderline very well now. Never heard the term before 5 years ago. Borderline people create a lot of chaos in the lives of people around them. That's why they're so frequently discussed in places like this. If MIL were chill, I'd have nothing to write about. [/quote] I believe your MIL creates chaos, sure. But the term for that isn't as "deep" and "complex" as BPD--she's just a pain in the ass. Really. Don't play armchair psychologist when she's just a PITA![/quote] I'm sorry, have you met my MIL? Trust me, if she were just a PITA, I'd have no trouble saying so. Her behaviour is extreme. She's alienated just about everyone in her life - she was estranged from her own mother for 20 years, and has been estranged from her two sisters for longer than that. She does the classic borderline "splitting" behaviour - I was the golden DIL who could do no wrong until I wasn't, and now she's decided she hates me. She's done awful things to many people over the years. I never knew anyone like her until I met dh and his family. I was befuddled by it for years. Learning about BPD was a revelation, and I understood her so much better after that. I don't care if you don't believe me. My MIL has Borderline Personality Disorder. Is what it is. [/quote]
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