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homey – i dont understand it either, but suspect the critics are somehow threatened by the idea that they might not always be able to control all their thoughts and feelings -if it happened to you it could happen to me, but you caused it yourself so i’m safe??
does that make sense?
thanks
doug
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That was an excellent article. It made me think, not only about myself, but a family member who has borderline personality disorder. She was previously diagnosed as depressed but recently found out she has bpd and is bi-polar. She doesn’t ever get a pass either and she could definitely use one. Why is it that emotional issues aren’t treated the same way as a physical problem? A physical problem can actually be easier to deal with because you can take medicine, have surgery, etc. and frequently fix it. But the kind of problems my family member has can’t be fixed like that. And she struggles on an hourly basis but doesn’t get the same kind of pass as someone with back pain. I hadn’t thought of it until I read this article. Thanks for sharing.
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