Borderlinepersonalitydisorder Stories

Psychological thriller about a severly mentally ill gifted empath

A compilation of short stores, poems, or random thoughts. Just trying to get through each day by writing, I suppose.

Selvine Duskbridge doesn't talk. Not because she can't, but because words never come out right. At her new school, she plans to keep it that way-head down, journal full, no attachments. But then there's him. Caelum Thornfield is loud, relentless, and completely unaware of the concept of personal space. The moment he crashes into Selvine's life-literally-he decides they're destined to be friends. Selvine, however, is less convinced. Between navigating a new school, the weight of her own mind, and Caelum's endless determination to pull her out of her silence, Selvine finds herself facing something she never expected: the terrifying possibility of being understood. A sharp, emotional story about solitude, connection, and the ghosts we carry, Not Every Silence is Empty is a raw and unfiltered look at friendship, mental health, and what it means to be seen.

Writing these have helped me start to manage my bpd, and I want to share my story for anyone else struggling.

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is often characterized by intense emotions, unstable relationships, and impulsivity, yet these clinical description rarely capture the profound lived experience. Living with Clarity offers a deeply empathic and practical guide that bridges the gap between clinical understanding and personal reality. This book is for anyone who has felt the overwhelming intensity of BPD, or for those who love someone navigating its complexities. This novel illuminates the internal world of BPD, explaining that it is not merely a list of symptoms, but the experience of feeling everything at full volume in a world that often demands quiet. It explores the push of and pull between a desire for closeness and the fear of it, and the continuous effort to find stable ground amidst emotional storms. Living with Clarity moves beyond mere understanding, providing actionable skills, practices, and a framework for moving forward. It acknowledges the challenging terrain of healing from BPD, offering honesty without minimizing the difficulty, and hope without promising quick fixes. Readers will discover strategies for emotional regulation, fostering stable relationships, and cultivating self-understanding. This book emphasizes that recovery is possible, albeit non-linear, and that individuals with BPD can build meaningful, stable lives by learning to work with their emotional sensitivity. For those with BPD, this guide offers a powerful message: you are not broken, your emotions are not weakness, and your experience make sense. For loved ones, it provides invaluable insights to respond with compassion, set healthy boundaries, and maintain connection. Living with Clarity is an essential resource for anyone seeking to demystify BPD, reduce isolation, and embark on a path toward healing and a life worth living.

Poetry.

Skye has spent her whole life feeling too much. Too loud. Too emotional. Too reckless. Too difficult to love. One moment, she's untouchable-staying awake for days chasing dangerous highs, making impulsive decisions that feel beautiful in the moment and catastrophic afterward. The next, she's drowning beneath the weight of abandonment, paranoia, and emotions sharp enough to split her apart from the inside out. Living with both Bipolar I Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder feels like surviving a war inside her own mind-where mania convinces her she's invincible, and heartbreak makes her feel impossible to keep alive. As Skye spirals through unstable relationships, self-destruction, impulsive love, and the terrifying fear of being abandoned, she begins to question whether she is doomed to become the chaos everyone expects her to be... or if healing is still possible for someone who has spent their whole life mistaking pain for passion. The Art of Splitting Hearts is a raw, poetic, and emotionally devastating story about mental illness, identity, and the desperate need to be loved without being feared. It is a story about ruining things before they can ruin you, pushing people away while begging them to stay, and learning that survival itself can become an art form.

If you're curious about what it's like to have a mental illness or you can relate to having one/or more then you've found the right place. This book has little quotes, short stories, and similar about mental illnesses. Cover by @314Kelvin

Please don't give up

Hello, if you're reading this it means you're curious on what I write on a daily. I am always writing, even when I shouldn't! I am sharing this with the world, since some friends requested and mentioned this app. My poems can be light and airy (ex: fairies), all the way to deep and personal (ex: my experience with endometriosis). I hope you enjoy! And feel free to give me feedback if you wish.

She's your best friend, or your sister, or your mother. She's the girl next door, next to you in class, or just a stranger. She's been through pain, torture and numerous amounts of hurt. She's a survivor. She's you.

Dada writing for the insane

Here lie the pieces, I collected from your love.

Through an old journal Morgan had left behind in the 1990s, Gen learns intimate details of her husband's affair with Morgan and the suspicious circumstances surrounding his alleged suicide. All this time, Morgan thought his suicide was her fault, but as they read the journals and investigate the past, she discovers something more sinister in the depths of Gen's impaired mind. She discovers him, the one who's trying to take control by killing everyone that gets too close to Gen. This is the first in a series of seven books, exploring the pathologies of a silent but deadly serial killer who lurks inside of an unaware mind.

He had gotten only a little ahead when an arm grasped him out of nowhere (and by nowhere, he meant no fucking where), pushed him against the bark of a tree and he opened his eyes to a startlingly handsome face with round perched glasses and full lips saying; "Please don't die. I love you." Yoongi stared at the stranger in blue sweater with wide eyes and open mouth before exclaiming: "Alright, what the fuck?"

Este libro consiste en una recopilación de situaciones traumáticas que he vivido y sus consecuencias en mi vida diaria desde un punto de vista un poco más "profesional".

a women in her late twenties wakes up in a ditch with strange injuries and no recollection of who she is. the police have no leads so she teams up with a borderline private investigator, a brilliant psychologist and a depressed writer to find her identity.

When will I learn to stop banging my head against the wall?

Free verse poetry from a caged mind. Some things are better left unsaid. Unless...?