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Don't get me wrong, STDs are common. They are there. They are something that we get, like the flu, but you know what else? They are not a big deal.
I thought the world would collapse if I stood up for myself and, now I see, I’ve lost nothing.
Like everyone else, I’m more than numb enough to do stuff I don’t want to do like paperwork and paying back student loans.
We aren’t all victims of abuse and bullying, but we all develop patterns of behavior like this that help us get through life. This recently discovered habit has been continually playing itself out in my relationships for most of my life. At the core of it, though, is this persistent fear of what may happen if I stand up for myself.
First steps are tough and it’s only human to stumble. These kinds of battles are the first steps to repairing our relationship with ourselves. No matter how uncomfortable each step feels, nothing will ever feel better than when we can finally stand up on strong stable legs.
I put together this guide for making scary decisions to help me and you.
Some people call it seasonal affective disorder (SAD); I call it hell. Though it is torturous to live like a zombie for 6 months a year, I’ve found a few easy ways to make our annual ride down the river Styx a lot more comfortable.
Believe it or not, though, if you’re willing and capable of doing the work, this love doesn’t have to be your downfall. You don’t have to let it turn you into bitter, spiteful, petty people. Here are a few tips to avoid being crushed under the weight of your partner’s borderline personality disorder.
This love doesn’t have to be your downfall. You don’t have to let BPD turn you into a bitter, spiteful, petty person. Here are a few tips to save yourself and your relationship from the weight of your BPD.
