bl33ding_heart
Borderline
- Jun 24, 2025
- 441
I've seen many people say people with bpd aren't capable of truly loving someone. Because when we fall in love we don't just love the person. We make them the pinnacle of our existence. We cling to them and go to extreme lengths just to keep them in our life and prevent them from leaving us. We depend on them emotionally and feel as if our life is meaningless without them in it. Some people don't consider that as love at all and don't consider it as anything beyond an unhealthy attachment. I do agree that a relationship with all of these feelings wouldn't be healthy at all. But people with bpd aren't mentally healthy because we have a life long personality disorder. Does love have to be seen as not real just because the person feeling it has a mental illness that messes with the way they feel things? The idea of people with bpd not being able to experience genuine love honestly breaks my heart and decreases my will to get better. Because for the majority of us our existence will be centred around a fp. Something I really wanna experience before I die is falling in love with someone that loves me equally as much and marrying them. But I fear if my "love" is nothing besides unhealthy attachments that wouldn't even be worth it at all. I'm envious of people without this disorder and I wish I could fall in love like a normal person and not have my feelings be so controlled by a mental illness that will never go away. But I have never experienced that before and never will.