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Try to analyse your behaviour and mental state over a long period of time whilst also doing more research, if you have anyone who's really close to you that you can trust to see your "real" unfiltered attitudes then definitely ask them what they think, this is how we learnt we (are not diagnosed but HEAVILY show symptoms) have bpd. Not wanting to jump to conclusions is possibly the best attitude you can have compared to others but please keep an open mind and don't overanalyze your behaviour, take it slow and you'll get there, trust me :) |
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do u go 2 therapy? if so I could ask ur therapist Abt it or reach out to places near u that offer mental health services Sadly not, the last time I told my parents abt my mental state they… called a ambulance :( by EnterChaos; ; Report |
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Ok thanks, I‘ll try to figure it out. Even if I have it, I have no idea how I should tell my parents :(
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If they aren't as accepting right now of mental health struggles then I think it's best to wait, trust me if your parents aren't as accepting then telling them will probably cause something you don't want to happen. If you end up pursuing a diagnosis, then I would say to tell them after you have one if you still wish to, but right now it is best to fully understand yourself before asking others to do so
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