Borderlinepersonalitydisorder Stories

Blurb: Diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder at six, Evie Finnegan has spent her life being too much for everyone - especially the people meant to stay. Now in fifth year and starting over at Tommen, she's trying her best to disappear. Johnny Kavanagh isn't looking for anyone. Rugby is everything - until she arrives. Quiet. Fragile. Familiar. He shouldn't care. But he does. And when she starts to fall apart, Johnny finds himself doing the one thing he swore he'd never do again - reaching out. Because sometimes, love doesn't shout. Sometimes, it just stays. Right where it hurts. In your veins.

📖🖊️ If my writing stops at a certain Part (Pena) for a very long time, my story ends here too.. 🥀🤍

Vampiric Blood Disease is a severe blood virus that causes allergic reactions to sunlight, every human food, extreme bodily mutations, and the insatiable hunger for human blood and flesh. Johnathon and Joaquin were just infected. *** Johnathon Orlev is a thirty-seven-year-old trans man who got knocked up (with twins, no less...) after a one night stand. Joaquin Jimenez is a twenty-two-year-old trans man who's known at the lab for being a "little bitch." They both work in the Quantum Physics Research Department at UTEP. On New Year's Eve 2019, the Obsidan Tower faced a massive breakout of Vampires that rampaged throughout West and Downtown El Paso. Those who were bitten and survived only turned into monsters themselves. Now, Johnathon and Joaquin have to live with the fact that they're no longer humans, and can't even kill themselves. One mutates. The other stops being a pussy.

Priya is an expert at wearing masks. To the world, she's just trying to survive senior year alongside her best friend, Ankita, and Ankita's boyfriend, Amar. But beneath the surface, Priya is drowning in the chaotic tides of Borderline Personality Disorder and crushed by a secret guilt that threatens to shatter her tightest circle. Then Veer transfers in. He's a walking red flag, trailed by rumors of violence and shadowy connections that keep him out of jail. Everyone warns Priya he's dangerous, but Veer is the only person who looks at her and sees the storm raging inside and he's dangerously determined to step right into it.

Hannah Dela Fuente had a borderline personality disorder. Ipinasok siya ni Zarion sa IPBM. Isang mental hospital para mapagaling siya sa sakit niya. Gusto ni Hannah si Zarion pero hindi siya gusto nito. Nakiusap siya kay Zarion na sana siya nalang pero pinili ni Zarion si Mine. May kapatid si Zarion at si Rhen yun siya ang lalaking pangalawang iibigin ni Hannah. Kaso si Rhen mahal niya padin yung babaeng ang mahal ay ang kuya niya. At alam yun ni Hannah simula palang. Pero minahal niya parin si Rhen. Hanggang sa dumating ang araw na hindi na niya kinaya yung sakit na nararamdaman niya. Dahil yung lalaking mahal niya hindi padin nakaka-move on. Yun ang naging dahilan kung bakit bumalik ang sakit niya at maslalong lumalala. Napadali tuloy ang epekto ng gamot na iniinom niya. 'May something sa gamot' - [Confessions Of A sociopath.] "A Life Spent Hiding In Plain Sight" Borderline personality disorder is a part of secondary psychopath.

lol basically i was sexually assaulted by my best friend

how i experienced how i saw how i relived how i coped after the trauma how i tried to live and forget how i lost & how i still lose

A collection of poems through the thoughts of a mentally ill mind

A profiler or the profiled? hard to tell with robin. a walking contradictory she catches the eye of a certain psychiatrist. but who is she really after. what does she really want. This is my first official fan fiction. I write in detail and at length I actually like playing into plot and not just smut. Also sorry if my grammar is awful. I'll try post consistently

This book is a modern day horror story. A man lives in hell with his crazy Korean wife. They own an apartment in the Republic of Korea located in the city of Busan. He works at a Christian school. This memoir documents the abuse he must endure at the hands of his Korean wife and the Korean people as a whole. His wife hates him. His children hate him. And his students hate him. So what's a boy to do? This tome is not for pussies. It contains frank language and graphic images of a deadly psychic war. If you have a sensitive nature, then move on. With that said, it is good for a few laughs.

Confessions of a Fractured Girl: Living Beautiful, Black & Borderline is a raw, unflinching memoir about growing up inside chaos and learning how to survive it. Told through memory, reflection, and confession, this book traces one girl's journey from birth to becoming, through adoption, abandonment, love, loss, mental illness, addiction, and the quiet moments that break us just as deeply as the loud ones. Raised by two fathers while haunted by the absence of her mother, she searches for belonging in people, substances, and sensations that promise relief but demand pieces of her soul in return. This is not a redemption story wrapped in pretty bows. It is a coming-of-age lived at full volume-messy, painful, euphoric, and honest. It explores identity, sexuality, self-destruction, and healing without labels or easy answers, showing how trauma reshapes the way we love, attach, and see ourselves. Written with lyrical intensity and brutal clarity, Confessions of a Fractured Girl is for anyone who has ever felt too much, loved too hard, or survived a version of themselves they barely recognize. It is a testament to resilience, not the polished kind, but the kind forged in survival. This is not a warning. It's a confession.

In this collection of poetry, Fee writes about their experience with mental illness, gender identity, relationships and finding themself as a seventeen year old.

My experience with Borderline Personality Disorder. I share

TRIGGER WARNING: SELF-HARM/SUICIDE/ABUSE When your mind is your worst enemy, who do you trust? I don't trust my own voice. Is it really mine? Am I even here? Can you see me? Can you hear me? Do I exist? I don't trust my own hands. I don't trust anything that tells me it will all be okay. I don't belong in my body and I am just floating as my body takes control and tries to protect me from me. Is everything a façade? Is this a game? An illusion? Am I trapped? Can I get out? Can't I just have a normal life with some friends, a bit of sadness, a bit of joy and just a little bit of crazy? Why is everything so extreme? Why do I feel so intensely? My existence is a mirage. I am stuck in a loop and I don't know how to get out of it. I tell myself it is alright but the voice tells me it is not. It tells me that I am faking it. It tells me that I am a liar. It tells me I crave attention. It tells me that everything happening to me is just an act. I believe it and forget to believe myself. Every action is filled with doubt. Is this me? Is this what I would do? Or am I just pretending to be someone else? My hands turned against me last night. I tried to stop them but I think they had had enough. They choked my throat as I struggled to scream. I begged two helping hands to hold me down. They did but how do I forget what I did? How do I forget when I don't even know if I exist anymore? How do you know it is you when all you are is a name?

When words fail us in public, the poets write our stories on paper. This is a compilation of the things I could never speak in fear of them breaking me. I hope they can bring peace to others who find themselves in similar situations.

Short story/spoken word poem about a love that ran too deep, and a sick kid i acknowledge and hope you also do, that this isn't something that you can learn from because no matter how much you think you understand the story you'll never get it from the right perspective, please do not let this contribute to any negative stigma or romanticizing of any mental illness, this is just a creative writing peice, it does have deep meaning, which you can interpret as you please just don't be a jerk and if you wanna learn about mental health and phycology ect. seek out reliable resources

I have recently gone through a break up. Truthfully the most painful break up and heart break of my life. She was bipolar as well as being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and it was mainly untreated. The ups and downs were excruciating. Yet I would go through them with her without hesitation. During the lows it was always painful to watch my best friend turn into someone neither of us knew. She would love me so easily and completely but then hate me with a passion I could not put into words. To literally look into their eyes and not see the person you love most looking back. I always pictured her pounding from the inside of her eyes screaming trying to get out and held on to the thought, "just hold out a bit longer and your love will return to you." Which previously she had. Now this time she has left again but it has gone too far this time. Too many are involved and she has completely vanished. We are out of time now. We separated and as time has gone by I have noticed changes in her which inspired me to write this. I haven't written anything in about 5 years but this will be the start of going back to what I love. Thank you and again it's not very good but it means something to me. There's mistakes in both the description and writing I know, this was all just more painful to write than I anticipated.

Niyahmarie Gonzales (born Niyah Gonzales) is a 23 year-old independent musician and poet from Seattle, Washington. Best known for her poem "Reflection" from Seattle Metro 4 Culture's Poetry on the Bus Writing Home series back in July of 2015. In this book, the optimistic and resilient author portrays her consistent battle with type two Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Treatment Resistant Depression, and Borderline Personality Disorder. Through her multiple styles of poetry, Niyahmarie depicts her difficulties of developing romantic, personal, and professional relationships before, after, or during treatment. Luring her readers into her mental coliseum to view the fight between her logical, cognitive, and emotional view points. In her spare time, Niyahmarie enjoys spending time with her family and close friends. She also enjoys singing, songwriting, being an advocate for mental health and suicide awareness, and is currently in the process of developing her first album that is set to debut by the end of 2018.

mainly me attempting to write poetry Tw suicide , ed , bpd , self harm

Poems about life and love and trauma and mental health and my experiences. This is going to be a growing collection of poems and short stories mostly about my life and the childhood trauma I experienced. It will include graphic imagery at times and overwhelming emotions and thoughts that could be triggering to others. This is my journey to find hope and relearn love and acceptance. I'll bloom in my own time, join me if you'd like.