Generation Z may be experiencing higher rates of mental health challenges, including BPD, compared to previous generations.

Studies have shown that exposure to adverse childhood experiences, such as abuse may be a potential contributor to the development of BPD.

You might be doubting your ability to raise a child when you have BPD, but many people with this disorder become highly functional parents.

Growing up can be difficult for everyone, but it's especially difficult for children who have emotionally unstable parents.

The most upsetting aspect of having BPD is that our parents are the ones who have sentenced us to a lifetime of suffering and disorder.

Someone can have Borderline Personality Disorder without experiencing childhood trauma.