Borderlinepersonalitydisorder Stories

a slow burn story on how my oc has a love life with nightwing after getting 0 dih for like forever and it may or may not involve jason todd later. gets better later.

Nobody gives you a handbook for becoming an adult. You just wake up one day and realize you're expected to know who you are, where you're going, and how to survive everything life throws at you. Diary of Adulting is a collection of poems, thoughts, and reflections about growing up in a world that doesn't always make sense. It's about love and loss, anger and forgiveness, identity and self-discovery, and the words we carry with us-even when we wish we could forget them. For anyone who's ever felt lost between who they were and who they're becoming, this is your reminder: You don't have to have it all figured out yet. You're still becoming.

Stuff.

I write a lot of poetry, so this is just going to be an ongoing collection of it. Typically I write about my own mental health struggles, relationships, family issues, friend drama, etc. I hope you enjoy reading some of these!

Hermione Snape returns to Hogwarts after a terroist attack at the World Quidditch Cup only to find her best friend, Harry Potter, has been entered into a lethal contest. All while Peter Pettigrew stands trial for his role in the Potters' demise and a new girl with secrets to Hermione's origins is sorted into Gryffindor. Ugly plots rear their head and Severus Snape finds himself embroiled on both sides all while keeping both his daughter and Harry Potter alive. Father and daughter unravel each mystery as life becomes more complicated for both of them.

Sienna Weathers is a regular college student trying to navigate life while dealing with her anxiety disorder and borderline personality disorder. She has spent most of her life trying to learn to overcome her trauma and move on from the past that still haunts her. Between the loss of a child and an abusive ex husband still lingering around her, she finds it difficult to cope. Even more, she finds herself falling in love with her psychology professor, a gorgeous dark haired man who has a past of his own that she'll soon find out about. She's also trying desperately to ignore the fact that he's married and the numerous warnings from her therapist while she pursues their relationship. She hasn't quite figured out if there's more to them besides their secret sexual moments in the dark... but she definitely wasn't prepared for the turn their love was about to take.

This was a poem I wrote for my Girlfriend to show that I understood her mental health.

The journey of a 20 year old black girl suffering from anxiety and other mental health issues

''Most people are afraid of loss, monsters and death but I...... I am afraid of myself. The demons that are inside me, you should be afraid too'' ''how can I? when I have already went through the same thing'' He pulls his sleeve up to reveal scars. ''that's the thing about scars...... They don't heal'' ______________________________________________________________________________ Luna Stone, a girl who has suffered, a girl who has fought through a lot and the only one who survived in the raging fire of life. With visible scars on her face, she is a dead girl walking but liitle do they know what this seemingly helpless girl is capable of. Especially in an asylum for psychopaths. '' you can't kill someone who's already dead'' she smirks as the rest of her persona's were frightened. ______________________________________________________________________________ Killian Overland, also known as Blind Bat but was once known as Orion. Due to his successful killings when he was young he was raised by a mafia boss but because of an 'accident' he lost his sight and was kick out. He lived a normal life till he got brought into another asylum as a competitor.

[When you find yourself in the middle of a crisis, you run away from reality, and find yourself surrounded by four new friends better known as 5 Seconds of Summer.] In early 2014, after a late night escape from your previous life, you arrive in Los Angeles to work at the Magnificat Complex, a huge mall and entertainment area. You're assigned to help out 5 Seconds of Summer, a band having their major label debut soon. But the memories of your past life, including the man you were once with, won't leave you alone. It seems like your ex is following you, behind every corner, always on your mind. Can Ashton and the other 5SOS members help keep you safe from yourself? This novelette is part of the Magnificat Miracles series and is a standalone self-insert, designed to be read in one sitting. This means that you are the main character, and the Magnificat is your world. There will be romances found, lessons learned, and everyday miracles. No gender or race is specified for the reader-insert (although there are sometimes gender-specific nicknames). Magnificat Miracles are generally suitable for all audiences 13+, although content may vary. Green Light has the following content warnings: relationship abuse, stalking, off-screen suicide attempt.

"Jesus, take the wheel... 'cause I ain't doin' '25 without you." This ain't no fairytale. It's real life - raw, unfiltered, and documented day by day from the frontlines of surviving mental illness, heartbreak, poverty, and system failure. Jen is a ghetto goddess, a BPD warrior, a mama without her babies, and a woman trying to stay alive without electricity, love, or peace of mind. From sleeping with five dogs to stay warm, to battling suicidal thoughts in the middle of an Amarillo blizzard, her story is chaotic, heartbreaking, hilarious, and powerful as hell. She's in love with a man who only loves her when it's convenient. Her daughter's struggling with the same demons she fought growing up. And every day, she wakes up wondering if today will finally be different - or just another tragedy. This isn't just a diary. It's survival on paper. It's for the misunderstood. The mentally ill. The brokenhearted. The ones still holding on by a blunt and a prayer. You might judge her. But you'll never forget her.

Can You Hear Me? describes, briefly, what it is like in the mind of someone who is depressed. This does not describe every case but, this story was written about a few of my experiences. The narrator in the story is what I call the "rational" me. She knows what is going on in our world; she is in the mind of a depressed person. She doesn't have depression, but it is almost like she has the cure for it. The only problem is the "irrational" me (in other words, the "physical" me) doesn't acknowledge her; doesn't hear her. Can You Hear Me? is a political memoir that I wrote for my English Composition I class. I was to write it no more than four pages long so it is a short story. I am having ideas about making it a longer story but, we will see. Can You Here Me? No, I can't.

This is a story about what it feels like to grow up inside someone else's pain. About manipulation that didn't leave bruises, words that carved deeper than hands, and a mind that became its own prison. My Mother's Half is the journey from psychological survival to self-reclamation - from being shaped by damage to choosing healing instead.

A collection of my most personal poems and writings. *TRIGGER WARNING* Please read with caution. This collection contains writing that refers to sexual assault, abuse, mental illness, eating disorders, and other dark personal thoughts that may be triggering or upsetting if you are not mentally well. My writings are a way for me to make art with my pain, cope and share my thoughts and feelings that I don't otherwise know how to express, and share them with others who may feel the same way or have similar experiences. Please seek help if you are struggling. You are not alone!

A short trilogy about a mentally unwell girl who uses an unconventional method to discover what she really needs in order to change for the better. This story was completed on May 18, 2020.

The ultimate story of "The grass ain't greener on the other side." The story of girl in her early 20's, still figuring out life and how to navigate it. Trying to fix her relationship with her boyfriend , that's hot and cold. She ends up straying from him after a while because she feels like she was settling for less then what she could have, or even deserve. Little did she know, the grass isn't greener and she was better off staying with her previous boyfriend. She thought she could never be one of those girls to come across a sociopathic man, but oh was she wrong. Foot note: Story contains violence, foul language, triggering situations and sadism.

There is no good story without a tragedy, so my life must be worth a tell; Containing sensitive topics, I hope you enjoy reading my life overview

they call us dreamers but we're the ones that don't sleep

This is going to be about whats hurting me right now. This is gonna be venting and writing about things that alo inspire me. I want to get better, I want you to know you arent alone.