FrootLoops wrote:I have BPD and don't bully or stalk people, bpd is a disorder where they have a lot of issues surrounding interpersonal relationships and also it is known as one of the most serious mental health illnesses due to the chronic feeling of emptiness and the high suicide rate with it, I am currently in healing with my illness and learning to control my abandonment issues and other things. I was diagnosed when I was 13 I am 27 now. And also not all people with BPD have the same traits as the next. I could see her having some traits of it though, as people with BPD do use suicide tendencies, actually attempting or at least threatening, and her irrational emotions, also self medicating, but who knows tech we can't self diagnose people on these forums, either way she's a bit fucked up in some way.Paris83 wrote:PolishXx wrote:The thing that confuses the fuck out of me when it comes to Amber is, she does TERRIBLE things, but then she GENUINELY feels attacked. I swear it's the weirdest thing. "Mean girls" in high school never played victim after they bullied other students, they own that shit.
This is why many believe that she has BPD. They can bully someone or stalk them and then they will turn around and say that they are the ones being bullied. That is what I have read on the subject.
Also I find it funny in her recent snaps she's saying its channon trying to hack her iPhone and shit lol, like how can she know this there are so many people in this world that hate there shit out of her now lol anyone could be fucking with her.
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I'm sure you don't stalk or bully anyone but that is what is common in the illness
BPD see themselves as always being the victim of other people. They constantly accuse the people closest to them of acting maliciously against them. These accusations change constantly, and the BPD doesn't really to"believe" the accusations they make or even try to keep track of them like a good liar. Although their accusations are often incoherent and contradictory, they make up for that with the tremendous number of lies they tell and the theatrical emotionality of their stories. "