fluorescentpearl
waiting on the other side for my beloved💜
- Jul 19, 2026
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I've spoken with countless people with BPD that struggle with losing the one person they ever loved most, a Favorite Person, and a common sentiment shared is that telling us "it gets better" or "you'll find another" or "he doesn't love you" or whatever is NOT helpful
Maybe to you, or to someone who is fully neurotypical it is helpful, to us it is not, it only drives us up a wall and makes us angry hurt and less trusting
So I guess I'm just saying, maybe think twice before telling someone who's going insane ab their partner that it gets better and they can move on, or that it isn't worth it for one person, that's not at all what we need to hear and WILL make it worse
Maybe to you, or to someone who is fully neurotypical it is helpful, to us it is not, it only drives us up a wall and makes us angry hurt and less trusting
So I guess I'm just saying, maybe think twice before telling someone who's going insane ab their partner that it gets better and they can move on, or that it isn't worth it for one person, that's not at all what we need to hear and WILL make it worse