People with BPD are not bad. It mostly comes from childhood trauma and emotional neglect, but the NHS treat people with BPD as if they are bad and manipulative.
I worked in mental health when I was very young (too young) and all the older experienced staff used to talk about 'personality disorder' as an almost hallowed condition 'theyre so bad' 'you can't treat them' etc etc
I spent much time terrified I'd be given someone with a personality disorder to look after and somehow they'd get inside my head and make me do bad things (grew up on Freddie Kruger movies and the like)
Obviously I learned over time that this is not the case for many people and these 'conditions' are often based in childhood trauma and other untreated , undiagnosed conditions.
I am sad to hear things like this still bandied around from time to time, even from my old colleagues / friends who still work in mental health.
I have no doubt been guilty of it myself.
mud can really stuck in medical fields, things like drug seeking, manufactured illness, 'malingering' type words, attention seeking, playing the system...
I think we are waking up as conditions are now better diagnosed and treated but as someone with invisible illnesses and who has worked in and around these areas, there is still a lot of prejudice and assumption.
They ask as she lives by the sea does she eat a lot of seafood? Yessss she eats loadssss, of course when she lived in Leigh - she ate cockles. I’ve literally never since these threads started known there to use fresh seafood. Honourable mention of Harold. SB eats at his dads often.
Now doing her desert island meal. Her nose, Jesus bleeping hell.
Mugging off her estranged brother! Biggest wimp in the world apparently, can’t believe he ended up in the RAF, what a witch!
I can't remember who posted about burning bridges but if there was a prize for it jack would Def win it